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Rule 30 Test

These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 30. There are 5 questions in this test. You need to answer 4 out of 5 to pass. Answers may be reviewed after each question or at the end of the test. Good luck!

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1. What should you do where there are no controlled crossing points? Give one answer
A Cross at an island in the road.
B Cross directly without stopping.
C Use the nearest zebra crossing.
D Wait for a controlled crossing.
Correct Answer: A Cross at an island in the road.
Explanation: When no controlled crossings are available, it's advised to cross at a road island, using the Green Cross Code.
2. What is the purpose of an island in the middle of the road? Give one answer
A As a pedestrian resting area.
B Decorative purpose.
C For traffic direction.
D To aid safe crossing.
Correct Answer: D To aid safe crossing.
Explanation: Road islands are designed to aid pedestrians in crossing safely, serving as a midway point across the road.
3. When should the Green Cross Code be used? Give one answer
A After crossing the road.
B Crossing to and from the island.
C Only at zebra crossings.
D When traffic lights are red.
Correct Answer: B Crossing to and from the island.
Explanation: The Green Cross Code should be used for crossing both to the island and again for the remaining part of the road.
4. What should you do after reaching the island? Give one answer
A Immediately cross the road.
B Return to the pavement.
C Stop and use Green Cross Code.
D Wait for a signal.
Correct Answer: C Stop and use Green Cross Code.
Explanation: Upon reaching the island, you should stop and then apply the Green Cross Code again to cross the second half of the road.
5. Where should you cross if no controlled crossing is available? Give one answer
A Any part of the road.
B At the nearest junction.
C Behind a parked car.
D Where there's an island.
Correct Answer: D Where there's an island.
Explanation: In the absence of controlled crossing points, it's advisable to cross at a point where there's an island on the road.