Module 2: Turning right, road markings \ Preamble

Question 1

You are driving vehicle “A”. Do you have to give way to the cyclist while you are making a turn?

Answer 1

× Yes.

Question 2

Of the cases listed below, who should give you priority to when you reach an unmarked junction and turn left with your vehicle?

Answer 2

× To the oncoming vehicle that proceeds straight.

Question 3

If you drive a vehicle turning left, are you required to give priority to an oncoming vehicle turning right?

Answer 3

× Yes, unless the traffic signs and signals indicate otherwise.

Question 4

If you drive a vehicle turning left, are you required to give priority to the oncoming vehicle proceeding straight on?

Answer 4

× Yes, unless the traffic signs and signals indicate otherwise.

Question 5

What could cause one of the wheels to skid?

Answer 5

× The load on the wheel is not sufficient, a turn was made with a small radius at high speed, or the carriageway is slippery.

Question 6

What is the function of the tachometer of the vehicle?

Answer 6

× It provides assistance with operating in a range of revolution range that is ideal for consumption and power output.

Question 7

Into which lane should the vehicle be positioned before turning at a junction?

Answer 7

× The traffic lane defined by the road markings

Question 8

Which of the following is classified as cycle lane?

Answer 8

× The special traffic lane for cyclists, marked with road marking on the carriageway.

Question 9

To which of the below vehicles should you give priority to when turning right?
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Answer 9

× To the one approaching on the cycle lane

Question 10

At a junction you intend to turn right. While doing this…

Answer 10

× you must turn right from the open cycle lane.

Question 11

Is it required to give priority to the pedestrian who is proceeding on the carriageway of the road onto which the vehicle is turning?
×

Answer 11

Yes.

Question 12

To which of the below vehicles should you give priority to when turning right?

Answer 12

× To the one approaching on the cycle lane.

Question 13

Is it required to give priority to the pedestrian who is proceeding on the carriageway of the road onto which the vehicle is turning?

Answer 13

× Yes.

Question 14

Which of the following is prohibited when seeing this road marking?
×

Answer 14

Travelling with the vehicle continuously on this road marking.

Question 15

What does this yellow road marking mean?

Answer 15

× Dangerous place ahead.

Question 16

You are driving the car marked “A”. What should you get prepared for if you see this road marking?
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Answer 16

× Restricted speed area or stopping obligation

Question 17

If you see the yellow road marking shown in the illustration, are approaching vehicles required to reduce their speed?

Answer 17

× No, but it is a good idea to get ready for a speed limit to appear on the road soon, or for the occurrence of an obligation to stop.

Question 18

You are driving car “B”. Are you required to use your indicator and leave your traffic lane in the situation shown in the illustration?

Answer 18

× Yes, since the road marking obliges you to leave the traffic lane, and you can only do this by changing direction.

Question 19

What is the meaning of this road marking?

Answer 19

× You have to leave the traffic lane in the direction indicated.

Question 20

What is the meaning of this road marking?

×

Answer 20

Carriageway designated for cyclist traffic.

Question 21

Are two single-track vehicles allowed to park side by side between two lines where this road marking can be seen?

Answer 21

× Yes.

Question 22

What is the warning message of this yellow road marking?

Answer 22

× That the traffic order has changed owing to the closure of the carriageway.

Question 23

A solid yellow line has been painted on the kerb. What does this road marking warn you about?

Answer 23

× That stopping is prohibited.

Question 24

What is the meaning of this traffic sign?

Answer 24

× “Designated pedestrian crossing”

Question 25

On a designated pedestrian crossing, the pedestrian…

Answer 25

× must be given priority.

Question 26

When approaching the place where pedestrians have priority, the speed of the vehicle must be selected in a manner…
×

Answer 26

so that the driver of the vehicle is able to comply with his obligation of giving priority.

Question 27

Which of the following is the proper way for a vehicle to approach a pedestrian crossing?
×

Answer 27

With extreme caution.

Question 28

Which of the following is the proper way for a vehicle to approach a pedestrian crossing?

Answer 28

× At a speed that enables the vehicle to stop before the designated pedestrian crossing.

Question 29

What is the correct behaviour of the driver of motor car marked “A” at the location shown in the illustration?

Answer 29

× If the driver overtakes cyclist “B” only after leaving the designated pedestrian crossing.

Question 30

How do you pass the vehicle that stopped in front of the pedestrian crossing?

Answer 30

× You should stop then may proceed only after making sure you will not violate the priority of pedestrians.

Question 31

How do you pass the vehicle that has stopped in front of the pedestrian crossing due to a traffic situation?

Answer 31

× You should stop and proceed only after making sure you will not violate the priority of pedestrians.

Question 32

Is it permitted to overtake immediately before a designated pedestrian crossing?

Answer 32

no

Question 33

Is overtaking permitted on a designated pedestrian crossing?

Answer 33

no

Question 34

You are driving vehicle “A”. Should you expect inattentive pedestrians to step onto the carriageway from the tram stop?

Answer 34

× Yes, so you should pay extra attention to pedestrians stepping down from the tram stop.

Question 35

Is it permitted to drive into a home zone with a car?

Answer 35

× Yes, provided that the driver or the passenger lives there, or they are visiting somebody who lives there.

Question 36

Is it permitted to drive in a home zone with a car towing a trailer?

Answer 36

× Yes, provided that the driver or the passenger lives there, or visits somebody who lives there.