THEORY TEST 5

Question 1 of 65

1. Question

1 point(s)

Your car breaks down at a place where stopping is prohibited. Which statement is correct?

If the speed limit is above 70 km/h, I must move the car

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If the speed limit is above 50 km/h, I must move the car

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I must place a warning triangle and wait

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Regardless of the speed limit, I must have the car moved from there as soon as possible

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Question 2 of 65

2. Question

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How many metres before a railway crossing may you park?

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 3 of 65

3. Question

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Which of the following statements is correct?

You may park beside a stationary car

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You may stop beside a parked car to let passengers get in or out

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You may stop in a tunnel

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You may stop at a road exit

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Question 4 of 65

4. Question

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May you stop at a bus stop?

Yes, but I must stay inside the car

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No, I may not stop

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Yes, but only to pick up or drop off passengers and only if I do not obstruct buses

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Yes, but only to load or unload goods

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Question 5 of 65

5. Question

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You want to park at a bus stop without a bus stop sign. Within which distances are you not allowed to park?

Within 12 metres in both directions

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Within 20 metres before and 5 metres after the bus stop

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Within 5 metres before and 20 metres after the bus stop

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Within 5 metres before and 30 metres after the bus stop

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Question 6 of 65

6. Question

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When is it especially important to check the blind spot?

While waiting at a red light

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When accelerating on a motorway

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When driving uphill

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When moving out from the hard shoulder/road shoulder onto the carriageway

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Question 7 of 65

7. Question

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If you attach a braked trailer to your car, what is the maximum permitted speed?

30 km/h

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50 km/h

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80 km/h

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90 km/h

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Question 8 of 65

8. Question

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What does adapting your speed to the situation mean?

Always driving fast

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Always driving slowly

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Exceeding the speed limit if the road is clear

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Increasing or reducing your speed safely without exceeding the speed limit

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Question 9 of 65

9. Question

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What is the most important cause of single-vehicle accidents?

Slippery roads

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Poor environmental conditions

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Bad tyres

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The driver not driving the car in accordance with the rules and conditions

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Question 10 of 65

10. Question

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What does speed blindness mean?

Not seeing the speed limit on the road

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Always driving fast

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Always driving slowly

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Driving fast without noticing it inside the vehicle

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Question 11 of 65

11. Question

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The environment can contribute to speed blindness. Which of the following is an example?

Driving a car that is extremely quiet

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Driving early in the morning

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Driving late at night when the road is empty

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Driving in a forest area

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Question 12 of 65

12. Question

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How does a driver with speed blindness drive?

They think other drivers are driving faster than them

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They think other drivers are driving slower than them

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They drive fast without realising it

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They drive slowly without realising it

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Question 13 of 65

13. Question

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How does increasing the car’s speed affect your ability to see the surroundings?

It has no effect

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It improves vision

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I can see things at the side of the road more easily

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It becomes harder to see things at the side of the road

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Question 14 of 65

14. Question

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You want to enter a road where the speed limit is 90 km/h. What is the best method?

I observe the traffic from behind, increase my speed and merge smoothly into the traffic flow

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I do not increase my speed regardless of the traffic behind

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I keep my speed constant until I enter the road

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I slow down before entering and signal

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Question 15 of 65

15. Question

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You are approaching an intersection and intend to turn left. The speed of which oncoming vehicle is most difficult to estimate?

A lorry

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A bus

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A vehicle with a trailer

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A motorcycle

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Question 16 of 65

16. Question

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You want to overtake a lorry on a motorway. Which option is the safest method?

I drive very close behind the lorry to shorten the overtaking distance

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I stay as far away from the lorry as possible

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I keep a safe following distance and position myself so that I can see ahead before overtaking

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I stay close to the right edge and change lane quickly when overtaking

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Question 17 of 65

17. Question

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Which statement about the hard shoulder/road shoulder is correct?

The hard shoulder is a traffic lane

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Using the hard shoulder is prohibited

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I must drive on the hard shoulder when someone overtakes me

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The hard shoulder may be used, but it is not always compulsory

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Question 18 of 65

18. Question

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What should newly licensed drivers do to avoid risks?

Drive during heavy traffic to gain experience

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Always drive slowly

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Always drive fast

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Adopt a safe driving style that follows the traffic rules

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Question 19 of 65

19. Question

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What is the most important cause of rear-end collisions?

Excessive speed

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Faulty brakes

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Sudden braking

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Not keeping a safe following distance

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Question 20 of 65

20. Question

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During an overtaking manoeuvre, an oncoming car is naturally dangerous. What is the main reason?

It is very difficult to estimate the speed of the oncoming car

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It is very difficult to estimate the speed of the vehicle being overtaken

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It is very difficult to estimate the speed of your own vehicle during overtaking

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Question 21 of 65

21. Question

1 point(s)

On a road with oncoming traffic, may you overtake before a hill crest where visibility is limited?

Yes, but only if the vehicle in front is very slow

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Yes, but only if the speed limit is above 70 km/h

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Yes, but only if the speed limit is above 90 km/h

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No

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Question 22 of 65

22. Question

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You are driving and another vehicle wants to overtake you. What should you do?

I allow the overtake only if it is legal; otherwise I do not

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I drive on the hard shoulder throughout the overtake

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I allow the overtake even if it is not fully correct, in order to avoid increasing the danger

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I drive close to the centre line throughout the overtake

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Question 23 of 65

23. Question

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Which rule applies when entering the road from the hard shoulder/road shoulder?

The right-hand rule applies

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The zipper/merge rule applies

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The left-hand rule applies

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A vehicle entering from the road shoulder must give way to all vehicles

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Question 24 of 65

24. Question

1 point(s)

In which situation may you not overtake on a motorway?

When a vehicle behind has already started overtaking me

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In a forest area

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In rainy weather

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At the entrance to a bend

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Question 25 of 65

25. Question

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What is one difference between a motorway and a motor traffic road?

You may stop on a motorway

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You may stop on a motor traffic road

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There may be oncoming traffic on a motorway

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There may be oncoming traffic on a motor traffic road

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Question 26 of 65

26. Question

1 point(s)

You see a hitchhiker while driving on a motorway. May you stop and pick them up?

Yes, if I am driving slowly

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Yes, but I must stop on the hard shoulder

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No

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Yes, but only if the speed limit is not above 90 km/h

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Question 27 of 65

27. Question

1 point(s)

Which of the following vehicles is not allowed on a motorway?

Motorcycle

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Tractor

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Lorry

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Bus

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Question 28 of 65

28. Question

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Which of the following vehicles may use a motorway?

Passenger car, bus and light motorcycle

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Tractor, bus and lorry

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Bus, bicycle and tractor

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Passenger car, lorry and moped

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Question 29 of 65

29. Question

1 point(s)

If you tow a vehicle on a motorway to the nearest exit, may you use the hard shoulder?

Yes, but both vehicles must have a warning sign

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Only the towed vehicle may use the hard shoulder

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Yes, I must use the hard shoulder

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No

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Question 30 of 65

30. Question

1 point(s)

If the vehicle behind you is driving too close, what is the best thing to do?

Speed up to increase the distance

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Slow down and let it pass when possible

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Stop

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Switch on the hazard warning lights to warn the driver

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Question 31 of 65

31. Question

1 point(s)

On a sunny day, what following distance should a vehicle travelling at 90 km/h keep from the vehicle in front?

50 metres

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70 metres

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90 metres

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120 metres

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Question 32 of 65

32. Question

1 point(s)

May you overtake several vehicles in a row on a motorway?

Yes

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No

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Yes, but only if I am not driving faster than 90 km/h

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Yes, but only if I am driving faster than 90 km/h

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Question 33 of 65

33. Question

1 point(s)

Which lights must a passenger car have at the front?

Main beam headlights, dipped headlights and indicators

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Main beam headlights, dipped headlights, parking lights and indicators

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Main beam headlights, fog lights, indicators and parking lights

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Dipped headlights, fog lights and indicators

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Question 34 of 65

34. Question

1 point(s)

May you drive in traffic using only parking lights?

Yes

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No

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Yes, but only in daytime

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Yes, but only on roads with a speed limit below 70 km/h

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Question 35 of 65

35. Question

1 point(s)

At night, while waiting for a passenger on an unlit road, which lights should you use?

The right indicator

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Parking lights

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Fog lights

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Brake lights

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Question 36 of 65

36. Question

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At night, in which situation may parking lights be used?

When driving through a tunnel

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Outside built-up areas

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Inside built-up areas

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When you have to stop because of necessity

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Question 37 of 65

37. Question

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Which of the following lights may not be used at the same time?

Main beam headlights and indicators

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Main beam headlights and fog lights

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Dipped headlights and front fog lights

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Main beam headlights and parking lights

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Question 38 of 65

38. Question

1 point(s)

At night, an oncoming vehicle approaches and you switch from main beam to dipped headlights. When may you switch back to main beam?

10 metres before meeting the vehicle

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At the exact moment you meet/pass the vehicle

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20 metres after meeting the vehicle

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50 metres after meeting the vehicle

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Question 39 of 65

39. Question

1 point(s)

When driving in darkness, in which situation may main beam headlights not be used?

When passing a parked vehicle

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When passing a stationary vehicle

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When passing a cyclist

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When meeting a pedestrian

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Question 40 of 65

40. Question

1 point(s)

In fog during daytime, which lights should be used?

Parking lights

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Dipped headlights

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Fog lights and dipped headlights

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Fog lights and parking lights

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Question 41 of 65

41. Question

1 point(s)

During the vehicle inspection, it was found that the dipped headlights are faulty and you are driving to a repair workshop. Which lights should you use?

Main beam headlights

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Fog lights

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Parking lights

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Main beam headlights and fog lights

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Question 42 of 65

42. Question

1 point(s)

In darkness, fog and heavy rain, which lights are safer to use?

Fog lights

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Dipped headlights and parking lights

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Parking lights

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Main beam headlights

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Question 43 of 65

43. Question

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In dark and foggy weather, which of the following lights is dangerous to use?

Main beam headlights

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Dipped headlights

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Parking lights

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Fog lights

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Question 44 of 65

44. Question

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What effect does loading heavy cargo in the boot have on the vehicle?

It becomes easier to control

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It becomes harder to control

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It pulls to the left in bends

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It pulls to the right in bends

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Question 45 of 65

45. Question

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You notice a patch of standing water that may create an accident risk. What should you do?

Brake hard to move closer to the right

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Brake hard to move closer to the left

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Do not brake; release the accelerator and avoid sudden steering movements

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Turn suddenly to get out of the water

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Question 46 of 65

46. Question

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You are driving on a motorway at 70 km/h and notice that your right wheels have gone off the asphalt. What should you do?

Brake suddenly and pull the vehicle to the left

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Reduce speed and carefully steer the right wheels back onto the asphalt

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Turn sharply to get the wheels back onto the asphalt

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Keep your speed and steer gently back onto the asphalt

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Question 47 of 65

47. Question

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In winter, on a slippery road, when does the risk of skidding increase?

When driving uphill

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When driving downhill

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When accelerating suddenly

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In bends

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Question 48 of 65

48. Question

1 point(s)

You are driving a car without ABS. If the car skids on a slippery road, what should you do?

Brake hard and try to stay on the road

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Brake gently and try to stay on the road

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Put the gear in neutral and try to keep the car on the road

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Put the gear in neutral and brake hard

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Question 49 of 65

49. Question

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When changing tyres, where should the tyres in better condition be fitted?

At the front

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At the rear

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It does not matter

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One at the front and one at the rear

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Question 50 of 65

50. Question

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If you have an accident on a motorway, where should you place the warning triangle?

Immediately behind the car

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Immediately in front of the car

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Where other road users can see it from about 150 metres away

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On top of the car

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Question 51 of 65

51. Question

1 point(s)

If you have to stop on a motorway, when is it compulsory to use a warning triangle?

On roads where the speed limit is above 70 km/h

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On roads where the speed limit is above 90 km/h

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On roads where the speed limit is above 50 km/h

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On roads where the speed limit is above 110 km/h

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Question 52 of 65

52. Question

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A vehicle overtaking you collides with an oncoming vehicle. Are you required to remain at the accident scene?

Yes, always

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No

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Yes, but only if the accident is serious

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Yes, but only until the police have been called

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Question 53 of 65

53. Question

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If you are involved in a traffic accident, must you give your name and address to the other party?

No, I only have to give it to the police

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Yes, always

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Yes, but only if the damage is serious

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I decide that myself

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Question 54 of 65

54. Question

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Which traffic offence can lead to your driving licence being revoked?

Leaving the scene of an accident

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Parking at a bus stop

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Parking at a hospital entrance

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Parking in a disabled parking space

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Question 55 of 65

55. Question

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On which days do drivers under 30 have the most accidents?

Mondays and Tuesdays

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Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays

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Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays

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Tuesdays and Fridays

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Question 56 of 65

56. Question

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What distance does a vehicle travelling at 110 km/h cover in 3 seconds?

60 metres

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90 metres

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110 metres

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330 metres

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Question 57 of 65

57. Question

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Which combination is most likely to lead to the most environmentally harmful driving?

Both the driver and passengers are young women

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The driver is young and the passengers are men

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The driver is young and the passengers are older people

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Both the driver and passengers are young men

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Question 58 of 65

58. Question

1 point(s)

May you overtake an ambulance moving in traffic with its sirens on?

Yes

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No

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Yes, but only on roads below 70 km/h

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Yes, but only on roads below 90 km/h

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Question 59 of 65

59. Question

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Washing a car in front of a garage close to an asphalt road is harmful to the environment. Why?

The water used for washing damages the asphalt road

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The water used for washing makes the road slippery

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The water used for washing can enter drains and watercourses

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The water used for washing evaporates and causes air pollution

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Question 60 of 65

60. Question

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What is the reaction distance in 1 second for a driver travelling at 70 km/h?

7 metres

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14 metres

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21 metres

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28 metres

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Question 61 of 65

61. Question

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What is the probationary period for a newly issued driving licence in Sweden?

6 months

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1 year

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2 years

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3 years

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Question 62 of 65

62. Question

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Which drivers are most exposed to group pressure?

Drivers with low self-confidence

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Drivers with full self-confidence

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Experienced drivers

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Inexperienced drivers

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Question 63 of 65

63. Question

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After washing the car, what should you check for safety?

The electrical system

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The lighting system

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The brakes

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The hydraulic system

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Question 64 of 65

64. Question

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Which statement about following distance is correct?

The driver decides freely what the following distance should be

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The shorter the following distance, the better

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A longer following distance makes it easier for vehicles behind to overtake you

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A short following distance makes it easier for vehicles behind to overtake you

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Question 65 of 65

65. Question

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You are going to a shop about 2 km away. Which vehicle is the best choice for the environment?

Motorcycle

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Bicycle

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Bus

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Train

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