Right-of-Way & Specific Prescription Signs · driving theory questions

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  1. I intend to proceed in the direction of the IC2; am I using the appropriate traffic lane?

    • Yes.
    • No.
  2. The sign indicates that at the next junction:

    • I must give way.
    • Others must give way to me.
    • I must stop.
  3. How should I proceed in the presence of the vertical sign?

    • Maintain speed because traffic will flow in one direction only.
    • Reduce speed because traffic will flow in both directions.
    • Maintain speed because I have priority at the next narrowing of the public road.
  4. What does the triangular vertical sign mean?

    • Junction with a priority road.
    • Crossroads with a non-priority road.
    • Crossroads with a priority road.
  5. The sign indicates that in this zone parking is permitted from:

    • 8 to 20 hours.
    • 20 to 8 hours.
    • 20 to 20 hours.
  6. Regarding the vertical signs present on this public road, I should know that:

    • I must give way to the vehicle travelling in the opposite direction.
    • The vehicle coming downhill must give way to me.
    • The vehicle that arrives at the road narrowing last must always give way.
  7. The vertical lane allocation sign indicates:

    • The suppression of a traffic lane with a mandatory give way
    • The approach to a junction.
    • That in the direction in which I am travelling there will be two traffic lanes.
  8. Upon seeing this vertical sign, I am informed that I am entering a zone of:

    • Authorised parking.
    • Prohibited parking.
    • Parking prohibited for heavy motor vehicles only.
  9. In this situation I am informed that:

    • I must comply with the general priority rule.
    • The direction of the priority road changes.
    • I must give way to vehicles coming from the left.
  10. What does this sign mean?

    • Other hazards.
    • Give way.
    • Junction with a road without priority.

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