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Rule 307 Test

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These questions are based on Highway Code Rule 307. 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 is the usual height of tramway overhead wires? Give one answer
A 5 metres
B 5.8 metres
C 6.5 metres
D 7 metres
Correct Answer: B 5.8 metres
Explanation: Tramway overhead wires are normally 5.8 metres above any carriageway.
2. What should drivers with variable height equipment do? Give one answer
A Avoid tramways
B Increase speed
C Lower the equipment
D Use hazard lights
Correct Answer: C Lower the equipment
Explanation: Drivers should ensure equipment like cranes or booms is fully lowered.
3. How are lower than 5.8m overhead wires indicated? Give one answer
A Height clearance markings
B Regular road signs
C Tramway signals
D Warning lights
Correct Answer: A Height clearance markings
Explanation: Overhead wires lower than 5.8 metres are indicated by height clearance markings.
4. Who should you contact if unsure about clearance? Give one answer
A Highway agency
B Insurance company
C Local police or tram operator
D Vehicle manufacturer
Correct Answer: C Local police or tram operator
Explanation: If in doubt about vehicle clearance, contact the local police or tramway operator.
5. What is the risk of not ensuring sufficient clearance? Give one answer
A Extremely hazardous
B Minor inconvenience
C No risk
D Small fine
Correct Answer: A Extremely hazardous
Explanation: Not ensuring clearance can be extremely hazardous, as per Rule 307.