Driving Theory Test 2026 - Pedestrians Test 1

Question 1 of 25

Where should pedestrians walk if no pavement is available?

Select ONE answer

On the left-hand side of the road

In the middle of the road to stay visible

On the right-hand side of the road facing traffic

On the same side as the nearest streetlights

Question 2 of 25

Why should pedestrians walk facing oncoming traffic when there is no pavement?

Select ONE answer

It allows them to see approaching vehicles

It helps drivers spot pedestrians more easily

It makes crossing the road easier

It is required by law in all situations

Question 3 of 25

What type of clothing should pedestrians wear at night to improve visibility?

Select ONE answer

Dark-colored clothing to blend with surroundings

Fluorescent clothing to reflect streetlights

Reflective clothing to be seen from a greater distance

Any type of clothing as long as they carry a flashlight

Question 4 of 25

How can pedestrians improve their safety when walking on narrow or poorly lit roads?

Select ONE answer

Walk in groups and use mobile phone flashlights

Walk in single file and wear bright or reflective clothing

Stick to the middle of the road for better visibility

Wave at drivers to alert them of your presence

Question 5 of 25

What precautions should be taken when walking in large groups on roads without pavements?

Select ONE answer

Walk on the left-hand side of the road

Walk in multiple lanes to be more visible

Have look-outs at the front and back wearing reflective clothing

Use torches instead of reflective clothing for better visibility

Question 6 of 25

Under what circumstances are pedestrians allowed on motorways?

Select ONE answer

Only when there are no vehicles present

In an emergency situation

If they need to cross quickly

If they stay close to the barrier

Question 7 of 25

What types of pedestrian crossings are available in the UK?

Select ONE answer

Zebra, Pelican, Puffin, Toucan, and Equestrian crossings

Only Zebra and Pelican crossings

Traffic light-controlled crossings only

Pedestrian bridges and underpasses only

Question 8 of 25

What is the key difference between a Pelican crossing and a Puffin crossing?

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Pelican crossings use sensors to detect pedestrians, while Puffin crossings rely on fixed timers

Puffin crossings use sensors to detect pedestrians, while Pelican crossings rely on fixed timers

Pelican crossings allow cyclists, while Puffin crossings do not

Puffin crossings have flashing amber lights, while Pelican crossings do not

Question 9 of 25

Why do Toucan crossings allow both pedestrians and cyclists to cross together?

Select ONE answer

Because they have separate lanes for pedestrians and cyclists

Because cyclists are considered pedestrians when crossing

Because they are positioned at locations with high bicycle traffic

Because the name 'Toucan' comes from 'Two-can' cross together

Question 10 of 25

What makes Equestrian crossings different from other pedestrian crossings?

Select ONE answer

They have a higher set of controls for horse riders

They are only found in rural areas

They have dedicated paths for pedestrians and cyclists

They require horses to be led across instead of ridden

Question 11 of 25

How should pedestrians use a traffic island when crossing a road?

Select ONE answer

Wait in the middle and cross each side separately

Cross both sides at once if the road is clear

Always wait for a green pedestrian signal

Only use traffic islands when there are no traffic lights

Question 12 of 25

What must pedestrians do at railway level crossings when warning lights are flashing?

Select ONE answer

Hurry across if no train is visible

Wait until the lights stop flashing and barriers are raised

Cross as long as they are quick

Press the emergency button to request crossing

Question 13 of 25

What should pedestrians do when crossing multi-lane roads?

Select ONE answer

Look for traffic in all lanes before stepping onto the road

Cross one lane at a time without stopping

Only cross at designated pedestrian crossings

Wait for a driver to signal them across

Question 14 of 25

How can pedestrians assist elderly or disabled people when crossing the road?

Select ONE answer

Hold their arm and walk quickly across the road

Allow them to cross alone to maintain their independence

Offer assistance if needed and ensure they have enough time to cross safely

Encourage them to cross when traffic is heavy for added support

Question 15 of 25

What safety precautions should be taken when walking near animals or pets?

Select ONE answer

Avoid sudden movements and loud noises to prevent startling them

Ignore them and focus only on the road

Walk as close as possible to get past them quickly

Let them roam freely near the road without concern

Question 16 of 25

What are the key steps of the Green Cross Code?

Select ONE answer

Stop, run, and cross quickly

Look, listen, and cross without stopping

Stop, look, listen, think, and cross when safe

Walk directly into the road to alert drivers

Question 17 of 25

Why should pedestrians avoid crossing between parked cars?

Select ONE answer

It is illegal to do so

Drivers may not see them, and visibility is reduced

It is the quickest way to cross

Pedestrians have the right of way between parked cars

Question 18 of 25

What must pedestrians do before stepping onto a zebra crossing?

Select ONE answer

Step onto the road immediately to claim their right of way

Make eye contact with drivers and ensure they have stopped

Walk diagonally across for a shorter distance

Wait for a traffic light signal

Question 19 of 25

How should pedestrians behave at junctions when crossing the road?

Select ONE answer

Cross as quickly as possible without looking

Check for turning vehicles and ensure they are seen

Only cross at the center of the junction

Wait until a vehicle signals them to cross

Question 20 of 25

Where should pedestrians cross on a one-way street?

Select ONE answer

At any point, since traffic flows in one direction

Only at designated pedestrian crossings

In the middle of the road for better visibility

Only from the left-hand side

Question 21 of 25

What is the purpose of pedestrian safety barriers?

Select ONE answer

To guide pedestrians to safe crossing points

To prevent vehicles from stopping near crossings

To separate cyclists from pedestrians

To block access to certain areas of the road

Question 22 of 25

How does tactile paving assist visually impaired pedestrians?

Select ONE answer

By making crossings more visible to drivers

By providing a textured surface to indicate safe crossing points

By emitting sounds to guide pedestrians

By reducing traffic speed near crossings

Question 23 of 25

What extra precautions should pedestrians take when crossing bus or cycle lanes?

Select ONE answer

Cross quickly without checking for vehicles

Be aware of fast-moving buses and cyclists

Assume buses and cyclists will always stop for them

Only cross if a pedestrian traffic light is present

Question 24 of 25

Why should pedestrians be cautious when crossing routes shared with cyclists?

Select ONE answer

Cyclists may approach quickly and quietly

Cyclists are required to stop for pedestrians

Pedestrians always have the right of way

There are no risks involved

Question 25 of 25

Why is it dangerous to cross behind a reversing vehicle?

Select ONE answer

The vehicle may move unpredictably and the driver may not see them

The exhaust fumes can be harmful

It takes longer to cross behind a vehicle

It is against the law to cross behind any vehicle

Where should pedestrians walk if no pavement is available?

Why should pedestrians walk facing oncoming traffic when there is no pavement?

What type of clothing should pedestrians wear at night to improve visibility?

How can pedestrians improve their safety when walking on narrow or poorly lit roads?

What precautions should be taken when walking in large groups on roads without pavements?

Under what circumstances are pedestrians allowed on motorways?

What types of pedestrian crossings are available in the UK?

What is the key difference between a Pelican crossing and a Puffin crossing?

Why do Toucan crossings allow both pedestrians and cyclists to cross together?

What makes Equestrian crossings different from other pedestrian crossings?

How should pedestrians use a traffic island when crossing a road?

What must pedestrians do at railway level crossings when warning lights are flashing?

What should pedestrians do when crossing multi-lane roads?

How can pedestrians assist elderly or disabled people when crossing the road?

What safety precautions should be taken when walking near animals or pets?

What are the key steps of the Green Cross Code?

Why should pedestrians avoid crossing between parked cars?

What must pedestrians do before stepping onto a zebra crossing?

How should pedestrians behave at junctions when crossing the road?

Where should pedestrians cross on a one-way street?

What is the purpose of pedestrian safety barriers?

How does tactile paving assist visually impaired pedestrians?

What extra precautions should pedestrians take when crossing bus or cycle lanes?

Why should pedestrians be cautious when crossing routes shared with cyclists?

Why is it dangerous to cross behind a reversing vehicle?

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Where should pedestrians walk if no pavement is available?

Why should pedestrians walk facing oncoming traffic when there is no pavement?

What type of clothing should pedestrians wear at night to improve visibility?

How can pedestrians improve their safety when walking on narrow or poorly lit roads?

What precautions should be taken when walking in large groups on roads without pavements?

Under what circumstances are pedestrians allowed on motorways?

What types of pedestrian crossings are available in the UK?

What is the key difference between a Pelican crossing and a Puffin crossing?

Why do Toucan crossings allow both pedestrians and cyclists to cross together?

What makes Equestrian crossings different from other pedestrian crossings?

How should pedestrians use a traffic island when crossing a road?

What must pedestrians do at railway level crossings when warning lights are flashing?

What should pedestrians do when crossing multi-lane roads?

How can pedestrians assist elderly or disabled people when crossing the road?

What safety precautions should be taken when walking near animals or pets?

What are the key steps of the Green Cross Code?

Why should pedestrians avoid crossing between parked cars?

What must pedestrians do before stepping onto a zebra crossing?

How should pedestrians behave at junctions when crossing the road?

Where should pedestrians cross on a one-way street?

What is the purpose of pedestrian safety barriers?

How does tactile paving assist visually impaired pedestrians?

What extra precautions should pedestrians take when crossing bus or cycle lanes?

Why should pedestrians be cautious when crossing routes shared with cyclists?

Why is it dangerous to cross behind a reversing vehicle?

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