The Great British Cyling quiz

[[XAP]Bob]

If something is worth doing it's worth doing well. If their wording can trip up people who know the law no doubt it can confuse those who don't. I also think it would be best for them not to offer sloppy legal advice for free if they want to attract paying clients.

They managed to catch out a few cyclists who think they know the law about ASL. First you must cross the stop line to get to the Advanced stop line.
The exact legal entry point was not asked for.

This quiz highlights why we are better off with proper legal representation when things end up in court. In law the exact wording is every thing an it is easy o trip people up.

The cycle lane does not have the stop line, you don't cross it, you take a lane in whuch it does not exist.

[andy65]

Perhaps it's because I got 100%, but I don't agree that the answers are wrong as they are the same as HWC, though I agree that the wording of the question is in some cases poor, but the answers are correct. If you don't believe me check the HWC for yourself

[Bicycler]

Perhaps it's because I got 100%, but I don't agree that the answers are wrong as they are the same as HWC, though I agree that the wording of the question is in some cases poor, but the answers are correct. If you don't believe me check the HWC for yourself

I couldn't find the section on fitting pedal reflectors to old bikes sold without them

Ultimately the HC is a summary of the law rather than the full content of the laws. The HC states that where it does refer to legal requirements

It is not intended to be a comprehensive guide, but a guide to some of the important points of law. For the precise wording of the law, please refer to the various Acts and Regulations (as amended) indicated in the Code.

I would expect a firm of solicitors to do more than pull out a copy of the Highway Code and write down some questions based upon their interpretation of the short summaries contained within.