Roads, Lanes & Adverse Conditions · driving theory questions
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Sample questions
In this situation, the sign indicates the danger of strong crosswind, which blows:
- From left to right.
- From right to left.
On this road may circulate:
- Pedestrians, animals, cycles and animal-drawn vehicles.
- Light and heavy motor vehicles.
- Pedestrians, animals, handcarts and mopeds.
Drivers should only use fog lights when meteorological or environmental conditions justify it. Do you agree with the statement?
- Yes.
- No.
The vertical sign on the right indicates that I am:
- 100 metres from the next exit.
- 150 metres from the next exit.
- 250 metres from the next exit.
In this situation I must:
- Sound the horn to warn the driver who has their lights on.
- Reduce speed and position myself as far to the right as possible.
- Try to move away from the sheets of water in order to avoid possible aquaplaning.
Visibility is reduced or insufficient whenever the driver cannot see the carriageway across its full width over a distance of at least 50 metres.
- Yes.
- No.
In this situation, speed must be moderated, because:
- The environmental and traffic conditions are unfavourable.
- Driving in a circle on a motorway.
What is the name of the traffic lane to my right that allows entry onto the motorway?
- Reversible lane.
- Deceleration lane.
- Acceleration lane.
When it rains, tyre grip on the road surface:
- Decreases, and the braking distance also decreases.
- Increases, however the safety distance decreases.
- Decreases, increasing the braking distance.
In this situation, where visibility is reduced, I should:
- Use fog lights only if vehicles are travelling behind me.
- Travel with dipped headlights and apply the service brake frequently in order to be seen.
- Travel with dipped headlights, so as to see and be seen.