HIGHWAY CODE U

1.On a long journey you can combat the effects of drowsiness by

a.making sure there is plenty of fresh air in the car
b.drinking plenty of coffee
c.driving more slowly

a.when road signs or markings indicate otherwise
b.when overtaking or turning right
c.both of the above

3.The sign illustrated means (black on a white background with a red border)

a.no goods vehicles
b.no goods vehicles over the maximum gross weight shown
c.goods vehicles only

a.be more than 6 inches from the kerb
b.leave the gears engaged
c.leave children or animals in an unventilated car

5.In the Czech and Slovak Republics a child can only sit in the front passenger seat of a car if he or she is over

a.8 years of age
b.10 years of age
c.12 years of age

a.it is clear behind you
b.when you can do so safely
c.you are making the correct signal

a.you are approaching a pelican crossing
b.you are approaching a school crossing patrol
c.you are approaching a level crossing

a.flashing your headlights
b.waving clearly with your hand
c.you should never give any such signal

9.The sign illustrated means (black on a white background with a red border)

a.pedestrians only
b.no pedestrians
c.beware of pedestrians

a.until the end of the restriction after a ‘no overtaking’ sign has been passed
b.when driving up a hill
c.when driving down a hill

a.repeatedly releasing and reapplying the brake to avoid skidding by locking the wheels
b.braking heavily when travelling downhill
c.braking lightly when travelling downhill

a.a white arrow painted on the road to indicate which lane you should be in for a particular turn or direction
b.a green arrow on traffic lights to indicate you may proceed in that direction after the full green phase
c.a white arrow on a blue background on a bollard indicating the direction in which you may pass

13.The sign illustrated means (red cross on a blue background with a red border)

a.clearway – no stopping
b.end of clearway
c.no vehicles

14.You should not cross a solid double white line in the centre of the road except

a.when you want to turn right into a side road
b.to get in an out of premises
c.both of the above

a.separate streams of opposing traffic
b.highlight areas where you may not overtake
c.alert a driver when approaching a junction

a.need not signal
b.may have to use the whole width of the road to turn
c.should put on his hazard lights

a.expect to see a pelican or pedestrian cross ahead
b.not overtake until the line ends
c.not cross it unless you can see that the road well ahead is clear

a.firemen
b.ambulance personnel
c.school crossing patrols

a.approaching a bend or the brow of a hill
b. at a road junction or where the road narrows
c.both of the above

a.‘count down’ markers on exit from a motorway
b.‘count down’ markers on approach to a major roundabout
c.warning of a level crossing ahead