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Test your knowledge by answering as many of the questions below as you can (just click the button next to the answer you think is right). When you've finished, click the "Grade Me" button and see whether you are a Rookie, an Apprentice or a Master!

(1) What should you always wear when out cycling?

(A) Cycle clips
(B) Cycle helmet
(C) Cycle gloves

(2) What would you wear during the day to get yourself seen by other road users?

(A) Bright
(B) Reflective
(C) Flourescent

(3) During the day, motorcylists should always use their headlights?

(A) True
(B) False
(C) Depends on the conditions

(4) In an emergency, only ring 999 for help, BUT, how much will it cost you?

10 pence
(B) Free
(C) 20 pence

(5) When wanting to cross the road, should you:

(A) Look left, look right, look left again, and keep listening
(B) Look both ways, and run across whilst nothing is coming
(C) Look right, look left, look right again and walk across still looking and listening

(6) Driving with your lights on drains your battery!

(A) False
(B) Only true in slow moving traffic
(C) True

(7) How does reflective material work at night?

(A) It contains a special luminous paint
(B) It reflects the moon and street lights
(C) It reflects a vehicle's headlights back to the driver

(8) At night, should cyclists use:

(A) Orange front light and red rear light
(B) White front light and flashing rear red light
(C) White front light, rear red light and rear reflector

(9) What would you wear at night to get yourself seen by other road users? Something:

(A) Flourescent
(B) Reflective
(C) Bright

(10) Fire, Police, Ambulance. Who is the 4th emergency service?

(A) The AA
(B) The Coast Guard
(C) The Army

(11) What is the correct sequence of a traffic light?

(A) Red, Red/Amber, Green, Amber, Red
(B) Red, Amber, Green, Amber, Red
(C) Red/Amber, Amber, Green, Red

(12) Whilst out, if you felt scared about someone who you do not know, who could you go to for help?

(A) An adult, with children; a shopkeeper or garage
(B) A Policeman/woman or Traffic Warden
(C) Any of the above