Quiz – Highway Code
How well do you know your Highway Code? Answer the questions below and see how you fair. These and other quizzes are purely for your own amusement, the results will not be shared or stored anywhere but will provide you with an idea of how well you know the subject.
Each quiz will consist of 10 randomly chosen questions therefore will vary each time you try the quiz
Some questions are single answer whereas others require ‘All that Apply’ to be selected. Beside each question is a tooltip button which indicates the location within the book where you can get help if needed.
After you have completed all of the questions and clicked the ‘Finish’ button your result will be revealed. Should you answer a question incorrectly it will show with a red dotted outline with the correct answer underlined in green.
Questions have been based on The Official Highway Code Sixteenth edition 2015, Third impression 2016
#1. What is the order of traffic lights starting and finishing with Amber? ? Page 102
#2. When turning left the Highway Code suggest what road position on the approach? ? Rule 183
#3. The Highway Code states that you must not overtake if to do so you would? ? Rule 165
#4. You are turning left into a side road and a pedestrian is crossing that road. The pedestrian has right of way over you. ? Rule 170
#5. The Highway Code defines night as? ? Rule 113
#6. You should never drink and drive – what is the legal maximum level of breath alcohol level in England and Wales ? Section 95
22 in Scotland
#7. On a dual carriageway with a series of street lights and no signs to indicate otherwise, what is the speed limit? ? Rule 124
#8. How does the Highway Code define a dual carriageway? ? Rule 136/137
#9. You are riding along a wide road and see these markings. Can you cross into the marked area? ? Section 130
#10. You must be able to read a vehicle number plate (with glasses if needed) in good daylight from a distance of? ? Section 92
Should have gone to Specsavers!
Results
Excellent well done on a good score
Oh Heck, you need to dig into the code a bit more!
