Traffic Lights, Pavement Markings & Other Signs · driving theory questions
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What must I do in response to the signal given by the officer?
- Proceed.
- Stop.
- Slow down.
After the variable message sign, the speed indicated on the sign is:
- The minimum.
- The maximum.
- The recommended.
The flashing amber traffic light signal indicates that:
- I must proceed at a particularly moderate speed due to the proximity of traffic lights.
- I must give way to vehicles approaching from the right.
- The traffic light signals are not in operation.
At this location, given the signage, I may:
- Park alongside the zigzag or broken lines.
- Stop alongside the zigzag and broken lines.
At this moment, when travelling in the right-hand lane I am required to:
- Stop.
- Change direction.
- Stop and change direction.
In this location I may use 'full beam' headlights when:
- I am less than 100 metres from the vehicle travelling in front of me.
- No danger of dazzling results from such use.
- In any situation.
To turn left, may I drive over the diagonal markings indicated on the road surface?
- Yes.
- No.
In this situation, the traffic officer indicates:
- To drivers travelling in my direction, the duty to proceed.
- To drivers travelling on my left, the duty to stop.
- To drivers approaching from my right at the intersection, the duty to proceed.
This sign indicates that:
- On the main route I am travelling on, there is an exit in 150 metres.
- On the motorway I am travelling on, there is a lane narrowing in 150 metres.
- On the complementary route I am travelling on, there is an exit in 150 metres.
The use of the horn is always prohibited when the driver is travelling:
- At night, outside built-up areas.
- At night, inside built-up areas.
- During the day, inside built-up areas.