MANOEUVRES Flashcards

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Manoeuvring requires the following steps: O.S.M

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Observe. Signal. Manœuvre

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Observe

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*Directly using the car windows
*Rear-view mirrors

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Signal

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Left-hand lane/turning left:
*From Vehicle: Left indicator
*With Arm: Straight out horizontally, palm face down

Right-hand lane/turning right:
*From Vehicle: Right indicator
*With Arm: Arm bent and palm facing forward

Reversing:
*From Vehicle: Reverse lights
*With Arm: Straight out horizontally and palm facing back

(In case of contradiction, arm signal prevails)

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Joining Traffic
(O.S.M)

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Joining traffic from a private path, unpaved road or property building - you must drive at a speed allowing a complete stop to GIVE WAY to others approaching from the left or right.

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Joining Traffic
(O.S.M)

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Joining traffic from Acceleration Lane:
1. Make sure you pose no danger at the BEGINNING OF THE LANE
2. GIVE WAY to all vehicles driving in the lane you wish to join. Be prepared to stop if necessary at the beginning of the lane
3. ACCELERATE to reach suitable speed at the end of the lane

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Overtaking
(P.S.M. - Rear View Mirror) Prepare, Signal, Manoeuvre

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As a general rule you should overtake on the LEFT.

Overtaking on the right is allowed in 3 exceptions:
1. If the vehicle ahead is showing intentional to turn left or stop on the left side.
2. In urban areas - roads with more than one lane in the same direction of travel
3. Trams - you must overtake trams travelling at the centre on the rightt

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If you are being Overtaken

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*Facilitate the manoeuvre
*Shift to the right nut NOT into the hard shoulder

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Lateral Movements

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When you partially or fully invade another lane

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Lateral distance

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It’s mandatory to leave a minimum (no less than) 1.5m when:
*overtaking 2 wheeld vehicle
*Pedestrians
*animals
*animal drawn vehicle
*vehicles immobilised on the road

It’s mandatory to leave a minimum (no less than) 1.5m when:
*Outside urban areas (interurban roads), when overtaking other vehicles if you are riding a two wheeled vehicle

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Lateral Distance - Bicycles

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If overtaking a bicycle on a roadway with more than one lane in each direction you must completely invade the opposite lane

Otherwise overtake by partly or completely occupying the opposite lane keeping a width of at least 1.5m

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Overtaking at Level Crossings

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Is forbidden unless you’re overtaking a 2-wheeled vehicle where visibility is not compromised

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Overtaking on Curves

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Is Forbidden.

You CAN overtake on a curve if you do not occupy/invade/straddle the opposite lane/direction.

You can overtake a bicycle

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Overtaking at Pedestrian Crossings

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Is FORBIDDEN unless you do so at such a slow speed it will allow you to stop in time should you need (and no pedestrians are crossing)

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Overtaking at Junctions/Crossroads

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is FORBIDDEN except if overtaking:
*on the right - a car is turning left
*in junctions where you have priority
*2 wheeled vehicles
*in Roundabouts
-Urban Roads on the right or left
-Interurban Roads on the left only

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The continuous line may be crossed

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In order to overtake fragile users (bicycles, pedestrians, animal traction vehicles) and pass obstacles

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16
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Overtaking in Tunnels

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Is FORBIDDEN unless there are two or more lanes that share the same direction

17
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Change Direction (Turn left or Right)
(O.S.M)

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Move onto another lane, enter another road or exit a road.

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Change Direction - Manoeuvre
(O.S.M)

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Turn right - stick to right hand kerb

Turn Left -
*One way roads - stick to left kerb
*Two way roads -
1. stick to the markings that separates the two directions - do not invade the opposite lane
2. With three lanes - use the central/middle lane to travel

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Change Direction - Bicycles or Mopeds

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On interurban two way roads, cycles or mop ends must use the right hard shoulder to turn left

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U-TURN - Cambio de Direccion
(O.S.M)

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*Only if you do not obstruct traffic
* the road marketing must be a broken line - if continuous you cannot u-turn
*Cannot reverse when making a U-turn
*If the road is narrow you can use the hard shoulder when making a U-turn

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Junctions, roundabouts, intersections

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Their centre should be on your left (when making a left turn)

At a roundabout, the car on the right has priority

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Reversing (Marcha Atras)

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As a general rule, reversing is for bitten on all roads

EXCEPT to; stop, park, join traffic, or roads closed to traffic where turning left, right and U-turns are not possible.

*You cannot exceed 15m when reversing (except at dead-end and you cannot turn left or right)
*You cannot invade a crossroad / junction (except exiting a dead-end)

FORBIDDEN to reverse on motorways and dual carriageways (highway)

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Stationary / Immobilised Vehicles
(Not a manoeuvre)

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Not moving for emergency reasons, traffic congestions, road traffic rules or signs, breakdown, police office (AGENT)

24
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Stop and Parking

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Stopping: Voluntary immobilisation of LESS THAN 2 mins. The driver CANNOT leave the vehicle. Ie loading and unloading

Parking: A voluntary immobilisation of 2 mins or MORE, not considered stopping.

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It is Forbidden to overtake in:

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  1. Places of Reduced visibility EXCEPT when lanes are marked with lines and overtaking is done without entertain lanes of the opposite direction
  2. At level crossings unless 2-wheeled vehicles
  3. Tunnels if there is only one lane for direction of vehicle
  4. Pedestrian crossings EXCEPT overtaking 2 wheeled vehicles or overtaking at slow speed
  5. At intersections EXCEPT if you have the right of way.
    If you don’t have the right of way, you can overtake
    - two wheeled vehicle
    -in a roundabout
    -changing direction to the left, pass on the right
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Overtaking rules for - Animals, pedestrians, cycles, vehicles for people with reduced mobility, mopeds and animal-drawn vehicles

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You must enter the adjacent lane completely or partially, even if there is a solid line.

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Safe Distance - 3 types

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  1. Distance to not collide with the vehicle in front of you - allow driver behind to safely overtake (Interurban roads)
  2. Distance to not collide with the vehicle in front of you in case of emergency braking
  3. Distance of 50 metres from the vehicle in front of you ( applies to vehicles MORE THAN 10m long or MORE THAN 3500kg in weight)

*If speed is doubled, safety distance increases four times

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Turning Left

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  1. On roads with one lane for each direction, stay on the axis of the road without entering the opposite direction lane.
  2. On 3-lane two-way roads, go to the middle lane.
  3. On one-way streets, keep to the left side of the road.
  4. At roundabouts, always go around them.
  5. Bicycles and mopeds on inter-urban routes will turn from the hard shoulder if there is no designated place for the turn.
  6. Turning left is prohibited in places where there is no visibility or where there is a no left turn sign.
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Changing Direction

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  1. On conventional roads, this can be done both at the same and at a different level.
  2. On motorways and dual carriageways, it is done at a different level, through the exits.
  3. It should be performed in a manoeuvre without reversing.
  4. Places where it is prohibited:

Where there is no visibility
Level crossings and their vicinity
In sections of road with TUNNEL signage
Where overtaking is prohibited
At pedestrian crossings

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Immobilization

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STOP: Voluntary immobilization that lasts LESS THAN 2 minutes and the driver does not abandon the vehicle (but may get out).

PARKING: Voluntary immobilization lasting 2 minutes OR MORE, or lasting less than 2 min and the driver ABANDONS the vehicle.

DETENTION: Involuntary immobilization (breakdown, buckling, jam, feeling unwell, etc.)

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STOP AND PARK Rules for Types of Routes

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Motorways and dual carriageways: forbidden to stop and park except in designated places.

Conventional roads: you can stop and park off the roadway and onto the hard shoulder if it is passable. Always on the right side.

Urban roads and cross-town routes: you can stop and park if there is no rule that prohibits it:
-If the road is two-way: On the right side
-If the road is one-way: On both sides

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In Case of Emergency

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  1. Warning triangle: On two-way roads, place one in front and one behind. On one-way roads, place one behind. They are placed at least 50 metres from the vehicle and so that they are visible from at least 100 metres by other road users.
  2. Turn on the hazard warning lights during the day and night.
  3. Use emergency posts or call 112.
  4. The vehicle should always be towed away on motorways and dual carriageways.