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Question 1
Which term identifies a route for pedestrians?
Correct Answer:
Route for Pedestrians
Explanation:
Recognising who a route is designated for helps you read signs and plan where pedestrians should go. The term that identifies a path intended for walkers is “Route for Pedestrians.” It labels the route as being for people on foot, keeping pedestrians separate from vehicles and cycles for safety. The other options point to bicycle routes, a congestion charging entrance, or emergency diversion signs for motorways, which do not designate a pedestrian-only route.
Question 2
Which sign prohibits right turns?
Correct Answer:
No Right Turn
Explanation:
A circular sign with a right-turn arrow crossed out tells you that turning right at that junction is not allowed. It’s a prohibitory sign, so you must not perform a right turn here; you can go straight or turn left instead, following any lane markings or signals. This restriction helps prevent conflicts with traffic coming from other directions or with pedestrians. The other signs ban different things: one would prohibit turning left, another relates to caravans being towed, and the last to explosives—none of which describe a right-turn restriction.
Question 3
A green filter arrow on a road lane means you may use the filter lane:
Correct Answer:
Only if you are travelling in the direction of the arrow.
Explanation:
Green filter arrows identify a dedicated lane that is protected for vehicles moving in the direction the arrow points. The rule is simple: you may use that filter lane only if you’re intending to travel in the same direction as the arrow. This helps you merge or filter into the main flow without causing conflicts with traffic in other lanes. If you’re not turning or moving in that direction, you should stay in your current lane. The lane isn’t for any direction, nor is it automatically allowed just because the lane is clear; the direction of travel dictated by the arrow is the deciding factor.
Question 4
When following a road sign with a green filter arrow, you should:
Correct Answer:
Only if you are going in the direction of the arrow.
Explanation:
A green filter arrow shows a lane where you may proceed only in the direction of the arrow. If you’re in that lane, you should turn in that direction and not go straight or the other way from that lane. If you’re not turning in that direction, stay in your current lane or use the appropriate lane for your intended movement. So the best answer is that you proceed only if you are going in the direction shown by the arrow. The other options would let you go in directions the filter lane isn’t for, or rely on conditions (like the road ahead being clear) that don’t determine what the arrow permits.
Question 5
What does the 'T-junction with priority over traffic from the right' sign indicate?
Correct Answer:
T-junction with priority over traffic from the right
Explanation:
This sign shows you have priority at a T-junction, over traffic coming from the right. As you approach the junction, drivers on the right must yield to you, so you don’t need to wait for them to pass before you proceed—as long as it’s safe. You should still look out for pedestrians and other road users and adjust speed as needed. It’s not a roundabout sign, which would depict circular arrows; it isn’t a sign for a junction on a bend, which would indicate a curved road ahead; and it isn’t the uneven road sign, which shows bumps.
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Prepare with the UK Highway Code Practice Test practice quiz. This question bank includes 10 questions covering sign, filter, road, right, and green. Use it to review important concepts, identify knowledge gaps, and build confidence for the related exam, course, or assessment.

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UK Highway Code Practice Test

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