5 - 8 Flashcards
What is the maximum height and width of a vehicle?
- 3,50 meters high
- 2,60 meters wide
On what side of the road should you stop in general.
- Parking on the right side of the road
- Pull of and stop next to the road
- Park to the extreme right
When is it allowed to park on the left side?
- Parking on a one-way street
- 2 way street that prohibits right side parking
Where and how is it not allowed to stop?
- Where you unnecessarily block traffic or cause danger
- Where sings prohibit such
- in front of gate-ways or garage
- beside another vehicle
- In the middle of the road
- On or before a side road
- On a side walk
- on a bridge
- on a road bend
- on or near a hilltop
- on a bicycle track
- Pedestrian or bicycle crossing
- At or near bus stops
- near fire plugs
- near crossings
- near traffic aisle
What should you do if you want to change direction at a crossing or road junction?
- Slow down
- Indicate 100 meters in advance
- Look in the rearview mirror to make sure you are not being overtaken
- Look for incoming traffic
- Go in the direction you want to turn
What should you do before leaving your car behind?
- Shut off the engine
- Pull up the hand brakes
- Remove ignition key
- Lock the car
Which vehicle should you give the right of way to?
- Police vehicles
- Fire engines
- Ambulance
(With Shrieking Sirens) - Funeral Processions
- Military Columns
What should you do when you meet a funeral procession on the road?
- Pull up to the right side of the road
- Let the procession pass
- Don’t disturb them
- Proceed when they passed
What is the speed limit within the built-up area?
30 km
What is the speed limit outside built-up areas?
50 km
Where and under what circumstances should you drive slower than is indicated by signs?
- Schools
- Churches
- Cinemas
- Playgrounds
- Hilltops
- Crossings
- Road bends
- Bridges
- Construction going on or road repairs.
What distance should be kept when driving behind another vehicle, and how should a driver regulate the speed that is being driven?
- Within built-up areas, the distance between both cars should be no less than 4 meters, unless it has a traffic jam.
- Outside built-up areas, the distance between both cars should be wide enough that an overtaking vehicle can safely go in between.
- The speed should be regulated in a way that the driver can stop the vehicle at any time.
Under what circumstances should you refrain from driving?
- When you are under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
- When you don’t have a driver’s license
- When you are not in a condition to drive due to illness, weakness or sleepiness.
- When the judge order you not to drive
- When the Lt. governor revoke your license
- When the police forbid you to drive for 6 to 8 hours due to being drunk
How should you take a right turn?
As sharp as possible
How should you take a left turn?
As wide as possible
