Theory Test 14

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A car is parked at the side of an unlit road. Which lights must it use?

Hazard warning lights

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Parking lights

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Fog lights

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Dipped headlights

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Question 2 of 65

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Where should the tyres with the best tread depth be placed on a car?

Front

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Rear

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Question 3 of 65

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In which situation is it most difficult to judge the speed of other vehicles?

On a winding road at night

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On a straight road at night

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At intersections

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On gravel roads

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Question 4 of 65

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When do drivers use the three-second rule?

When reversing

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At intersections

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On gravel roads

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When judging the distance to the vehicle in front

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Question 5 of 65

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You meet a horse while driving. How should you act?

Pass as quickly as possible

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Stop immediately

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Reduce speed and avoid using sound or light signals

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Do not use the horn, but flash your headlights to show that you are coming

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Question 6 of 65

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You arrive at an area with roadworks. What should you do?

Drive quickly to get away from the roadworks

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Continue as usual

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Reduce speed and drive more carefully

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Sound the horn to warn the workers

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Question 7 of 65

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You have loaded your car, and the load blocks the rear registration plate. May you drive in traffic like this?

Yes, if the front registration plate is visible

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Yes, in all situations

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No, never

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Question 8 of 65

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You have loaded your car, and the load blocks one of the rear lights. May you drive in traffic?

Yes, if the registration plate is not blocked

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Yes, in all situations

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No, never

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Question 9 of 65

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At a crash scene, you find a person who is unconscious. What should you do?

Immediately give artificial respiration

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Shake the person gently to wake them up

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Lay the person on their back and wait for emergency services

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Place the person in the stable side position and wait for emergency services

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Question 10 of 65

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What is the most serious risk for an unconscious injured person lying on their back?

Choking because the tongue blocks the airway

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Memory loss

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A heart attack

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Question 11 of 65

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You are driving on a priority road and arrive at a four-way intersection where the traffic light is flashing yellow, as shown in the picture. Who must give way?

I must give way

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Drivers coming from the right and left must give way

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No one has to give way

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Only drivers from the left must give way

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Question 12 of 65

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The red-marked car wants to drive towards Jokkmokk but has realised that it is in the wrong lane. What should the driver do?

Since the light is red, signal and immediately move to the right lane

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When the light turns green, continue straight ahead and turn around later at a suitable place

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First move to the right lane and then turn around later

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Wait for the vehicle behind to pass, then signal and move to the left lane

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Question 13 of 65

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You are driving at 120 km/h on asphalt, and the braking distance is calculated as 72 metres. If you reduce your speed to 40 km/h, what will the braking distance be?

36 m

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24 m

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8 m

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12 m

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Question 14 of 65

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In which picture is the risk of a crash due to poor visibility the lowest?

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Question 15 of 65

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You arrive at a crash scene with several injured people. Who should you help first?

The person inside the vehicle

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The person who is bleeding

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The person who has lost consciousness

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The person who is not breathing

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Question 16 of 65

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On which date would you risk a fine if you used studded tyres?

I will not be fined for using studded tyres, but they are bad for the environment

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16 April

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1 January

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1 October

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Question 17 of 65

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What is the fine for using studded tyres between 16 April and 30 September when they are not allowed?

1000 SEK

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500 SEK

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3000 SEK

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600 SEK

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Question 18 of 65

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You bought a brand-new car in 2023. When must the second roadworthiness inspection be carried out?

2021

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2028

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2019

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2025

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Question 19 of 65

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You are driving on a road with a 60 km/h speed limit, and there is a lorry loading logs ahead. May you pass it?

Yes

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No

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Question 20 of 65

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When do you not have to wear a seat belt?

On roads with speed limits below 20 km/h

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On gravel roads

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In tunnels

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When driving in a parking area

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Question 21 of 65

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You meet a visually impaired pedestrian guided by an assistance dog. What colour should the dog’s harness be?

Yellow

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Red

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White

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Blue

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Question 22 of 65

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You meet a visually impaired pedestrian in traffic. The pedestrian’s white cane is pointing straight down towards the ground. What does this mean?

The pedestrian is preparing to cross

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The pedestrian is waiting and listening to traffic

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The pedestrian is about to speed up

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The pedestrian is about to turn back

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Question 23 of 65

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You meet a visually impaired person in traffic. The person’s cane is angled forward. What does this mean?

The person is going to stop

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The person is going to turn right

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The person is going to turn left

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The person intends to move forward

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Question 24 of 65

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You meet a visually impaired pedestrian at a pedestrian crossing. May you sound the horn?

No, never

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Yes, but only in an emergency

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Question 25 of 65

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How many dots are shown on the traffic sign used for visually impaired people?

2

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Question 26 of 65

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How many dots are shown on the traffic sign used for people with hearing impairments?

2

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Question 27 of 65

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Imagine that the picture was taken from inside your vehicle. May you overtake the lorry ahead?

Yes

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No

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Question 28 of 65

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What is the maximum speed for a Class I moped?

25 km/h

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45 km/h

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50 km/h

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60 km/h

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Question 29 of 65

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What is the maximum speed for a Class II moped?

20 km/h

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25 km/h

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40 km/h

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45 km/h

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Question 30 of 65

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You are driving at 70 km/h. Approximately how far do you travel in 3 seconds?

20 m

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60 m

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120 m

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180 m

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Question 31 of 65

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Which one is the priority road sign?

The first sign

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The second sign

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The third sign

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The fourth sign

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Question 32 of 65

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At which point is stopping prohibited?

Red

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Blue

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Yellow

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Green

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Question 33 of 65

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Which statement about the yellow traffic light in the picture is correct?

I may never pass on yellow

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I may always pass on yellow

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I may pass on yellow only if I cannot stop safely and do not endanger traffic

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Question 34 of 65

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You are driving the vehicle from which the photo was taken. May you turn right onto the road ahead?

Yes

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No

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Question 35 of 65

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You are driving the vehicle from which the photo was taken. Why is it prohibited to turn right?

Because the mandatory direction sign on the right requires traffic to continue straight ahead

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It is not prohibited to turn right

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Question 36 of 65

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What applies at the next intersection?

The right-hand rule

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The exit rule

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I have priority over vehicles on the intersecting roads

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Vehicles on the intersecting roads have priority over me

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Question 37 of 65

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You are driving vehicle A. Vehicle B has stopped because of a puncture. May you pass vehicle B?

No, because the line on my side is solid

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Yes, because it is necessary, if it can be done carefully

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Question 38 of 65

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At an intersection where a U-turn is prohibited, which is the most suitable way to turn around?

A

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B

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C

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D

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Question 39 of 65

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You are going to Oslo. What should you do?

Continue straight ahead

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Exit to the left after 1000 metres

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Exit to the right after 1000 metres

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Take road 121

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Question 40 of 65

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A vehicle carrying bicycles at the rear is going to turn right. Is it correct for the driver to move out of the lane before turning?

Yes, because it helps traffic flow

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No, it is prohibited to move out of the lane before turning

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Question 41 of 65

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May you tow a trailer with a gross weight of 1350 kg using the vehicle shown in the document?

Yes

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No

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Question 42 of 65

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May a child under 3 years old travel by taxi without a child seat?

Yes, but only for a short distance and in the rear seat

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Yes, but only for a short distance and in the front seat

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No, never

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Question 43 of 65

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You have fitted a roof box to your car. May you drive with it when it is empty?

No

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Yes

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Question 44 of 65

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You have fitted a roof box to your car. Why is it not recommended to drive with it when it is empty?

It increases fuel consumption

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It increases braking distance

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It makes the car unstable

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It increases the vehicle’s weight

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Question 45 of 65

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When should you use hazard warning lights?

When parking

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When driving on a rural road

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When your vehicle has broken down and you need to warn other road users

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When entering a motorway

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Question 46 of 65

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What does this sign mean?

No parking

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No stopping

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No overtaking

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Give way

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Question 47 of 65

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You are in an area where stopping is allowed but parking is prohibited. Which statement is correct?

I may stop as long as I do not leave the car

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I may stop only to pick up or drop off passengers, or to load or unload goods

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I may stop for a maximum of 15 minutes

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I may stop for a maximum of 5 minutes

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Question 48 of 65

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The warmer the weather, the better the car’s road grip. True or false?

True

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Question 49 of 65

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What is the Swedish definition of an environmentally friendly car, “miljöbil”?

A vehicle that emits no harmful gases

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A petrol car

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An electric car

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There is no single fixed definition of an environmentally friendly car

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Question 50 of 65

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Approximately how many centilitres of 40% spirits correspond to 50 cl of beer at 3.5%?

1.5 cl

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2.5 cl

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3.5 cl

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4.5 cl

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Question 51 of 65

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Which authority is responsible for setting and supervising traffic rules in Sweden?

Trafikverket

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Transportstyrelsen

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The Ministry of Transport

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The Police

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Question 52 of 65

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May you stop at a yellow-marked bus stop to let a passenger out?

No

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Yes, but only if you do not obstruct bus traffic

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Question 53 of 65

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At 30 km/h, your reaction distance is 10 metres and your braking distance is 5 metres. If you increase your speed to 90 km/h, what will your stopping distance be?

90 metres

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120 metres

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75 metres

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60 metres

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Question 54 of 65

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At 30 km/h, your braking distance is 5 metres and your reaction distance is 10 metres. If you increase your speed to 90 km/h, what will your braking distance be?

45 metres

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15 metres

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90 metres

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50 metres

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Question 55 of 65

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At 30 km/h, your braking distance is 5 metres and your reaction distance is 10 metres. If you increase your speed to 90 km/h, what will your reaction distance be?

10 metres

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20 metres

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30 metres

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90 metres

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Question 56 of 65

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The vehicle in front of you has started overtaking a slow lorry. You are thinking of overtaking the lorry together with the vehicle in front. May you do this?

Yes, always

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Yes, but only if the road is clear

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Yes, but I must signal and inform the driver in front

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No, never

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Question 57 of 65

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How much of Sweden’s total carbon dioxide emissions come from traffic?

20%

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30%

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50%

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All of it

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Question 58 of 65

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How many centilitres of 40% spirits can a person weighing about 70 kg eliminate in one hour on average?

1 cl

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2 cl

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3 cl

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4 cl

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Question 59 of 65

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Approximately how many pedestrian accidents happen at pedestrian crossings?

Half

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One third

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One quarter

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One fifth

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Question 60 of 65

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Which age group has a higher risk of being involved in traffic accidents: 18–19-year-olds or people aged 75 and above?

18–19-year-olds

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People aged 75 and above

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The risk is approximately the same for both groups

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Question 61 of 65

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In many Swedish municipalities, there is a time limit for leaving a vehicle idling. What is the limit?

1 minute

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3 minutes

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5 minutes

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15 minutes

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Question 62 of 65

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What is the distance between roadside reflector posts?

10 metres

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20 metres

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30 metres

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50 metres

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Question 63 of 65

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Your car breaks down on a road with a 40 km/h speed limit. Do you need to place a warning triangle for traffic behind you?

Yes

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No

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Question 64 of 65

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Your car breaks down on the road. What must the speed limit be for a warning triangle to be required?

40 km/h

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50 km/h

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60 km/h

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70 km/h

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Question 65 of 65

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If you increase your speed from 110 km/h to 120 km/h over a distance of 10 Swedish miles, how much time do you save?

10 minutes

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15 minutes

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5 minutes

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20 minutes

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