Rules

Question 1

If no pavement

Answer 1

keep to right hand side of road so you can see oncoming traffic

Question 2

cross between parked vehicles

Answer 2

use outside edges of vehicles as if they were the kerb

Question 3

zebra crossings

Answer 3

drivers must give way to pedestrians on the crossing

Question 4

pelican crossings

Answer 4

signal controlled crossings operated by pedestrians.
push buttons

Question 5

manual wheelchairs and class 2 vehicles

Answer 5

upper speed limit of 4mph and are designed to use on pavements

Question 6

class 3 vehicles

Answer 6

upper speed limit of 8mph and used on road as well as pavement

Question 7

powered wheelchairs and scooters

Answer 7

must not travel faster than 4mph on pavements or in pedestrian areas

Question 8

scooters moving off pavement

Answer 8

if need to climb or descend a kerb approach it at right angles

Question 9

scooters on road

Answer 9

class 2 and 3 travel in direction of traffic

Question 10

scooters

Answer 10

not used on motorists
not used on unrestricted dual carriageways
used on dual carriageways must have flashing amber beacon

Question 11

riding on road with horse

Answer 11

keep to left
keep horse you’re leading to your left
move in direction of traffic flow on one way street
on roundabouts:
keep to left
signal right when riding across exits to show you’re not leaving
signal left before you leave roundabout

Question 12

vehicle towing

Answer 12

don’t tow more than your license permits
distribute weight over axels
secure load
towing mirrors used
trailer fitted with safety chain
don’t drive on right hand lane

Question 13

car and motorbike speed limit

Answer 13

built up area england and scotland: 30mph
built up area wales: 20mph
single carriageway: 60mph
dual carriageway: 70mph
motorways: 70mph

Question 14

cars towing caravans or trailers speed limit

Answer 14

built up area england and scotland: 30mph
built up area wales: 20mph
single carriageway: 50mph
dual carriageway: 60mph
motorway: 60mph

Question 15

residential streets speed

Answer 15

20mph max

Question 16

contra flow systems

Answer 16

may be travelling in a narrower lane than normal and with no permanent barrier between you and oncoming traffic.
at start and finish of contraflows slow down and increase distance to vehicle in front because changes in camber of road may affect vehicle stability

Question 17

drabc

Answer 17

danger: check safe to approach
response: get response by shaking shoulders
airway: open airway place fingers under chin
breathing:
circulation:

Question 18

lane lights

Answer 18

white: mark lakes or middle
red: left
amber: central reservation of dual carriageway or motorway
green: edge of main carriageway at lay bys and slip roads
green/yellow: temp adjustments to lake layouts