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Sample questions
The vertical sign indicates the proximity of:
- Narrow passage.
- Hump.
- Low verges.
In the presence of the hazard sign, it is necessary to:
- Stop, because snow makes the road surface slippery.
- Switch on the fog lights, because visibility may be reduced.
- Adapt the driving to the adverse conditions that may arise.
The hazard sign found on the road indicates:
- Proximity of a section of road where lateral wind action in the direction indicated on the sign is frequent.
- The existence of a dangerous bend to the right. In this situation I should moderate my speed.
The sign indicates the existence of a location:
- Reserved for the circulation of horse riders.
- Where horse riders enter or cross the carriageway.
- Where horse riders are prohibited from crossing the carriageway.
Faced with this vertical sign, I must:
- Maintain the maximum speed limit permitted for this road.
- Moderate speed especially.
- Proceed at slow speed as there is a section of the public road obstructed by vehicles nearby.
The triangular vertical sign with a white background indicates:
- The existence of directional delineators.
- The existence of a dangerous bend to the left.
- Prohibition of performing the U-turn manoeuvre.
Upon a hazard warning sign I must:
- Proceed with caution.
- Proceed with caution on the centre line of the carriageway.
- Move the vehicle closer to the centre line of the carriageway.
In this situation, I am warned of a hazard that may result in:
- An increase in grip on the road surface.
- A decrease in stopping distance due to a reduction in grip on the road surface.
- An increase in stopping distance.
What is the meaning of the vertical sign?
- Uneven road surface.
- Steep uphill gradient.
- Slippery road surface.
- Steep downhill gradient.
What is the meaning of the warning sign?
- Tunnel.
- Reduced visibility.
- Narrowing of the carriageway.