Chapter 14 Flashcards
Where are you allowed to overtake?
Drive as much as possible on the right lane.
You must overtake by the left of the car you want to pass.
If there are no lanes you can drive on the leveled verge.
Is it allowed to overtake in any part of the road?
You can not overtake on: The verge of the lane (solid line) The cyclist lane The areas to wait or park. You may overtake only on the lane, or the suggested cyclist lane (Where is it not officially a cyclist lane).
How can you pass a tram/train?
Always on the right.
It is allowed to pass a tram to the left if:
A passage to the right is too narrow
a parked vehicle or an obstacle is blocking the passage to the right.
Be careful of oncoming traffic.
How to cross in an intersection when no arrows are painted on the pavement?
Always on the right. You have to pass the car that also wants to cross and then turn left (right for the car).
When there are arrows on the pavement, you should do it accordingly: stay on the point where the arrow is.
On a narrow road when there are no signs, who has the priority?
The car on which the obstacle is located must give priority to the oncoming car. The obstacle forces the driver to stop.
On a narrow road when there are signs, how does it work the priority?
There are two signs:
The red circle on your right indicates that you must give priority (Because it has the red arrow in your direction).
The blue square on your right indicated that you have the priority (Because it has the black arrow in your direction).
How is the one-way traffic indicated?
Some streets have only one direction, and there you must drive only in that direction as much to the right as possible (Although cyclists and mopeds can drive in both directions when indicated).
You can park on the right and the left as long as there is enough space (3 meters)
There are two traffic signs: the blue square which is an informative sign and the blue circle which is an instruction sign.
