Basic Knowledge -10- Speed Selection - Level 3

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Category: Basic Knowledge -10- Speed Selection - Level 3

You are driving here at 40 km/h and approaching this puddle. How must you behave?

I accelerate and continue straight ahead

I reduce my speed to walking pace and continue without splashing the person or objects

I wait until the oncoming vehicles have passed me and then swerve to the left lane

I reduce speed and swerve onto the sidewalk

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How fast may you drive at most from the town sign?

30 km/h

50 km/h

70 km/h

100 km/h

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You are driving at about 80 km/h. What dangers exist here?

There is increased skidding danger

There is extreme aquaplaning danger

The view of the vehicles ahead is restricted by the curve

The braking distance is longer than on a dry road

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How do you behave when it starts to rain heavily during the drive?

I only drive at half visibility

I drive exclusively with daytime running lights

I drive at danger visibility

I reduce my speed if necessary

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You are driving on a motorway. How fast may you drive at most after the third traffic sign?

60 km/h

100 km/h

130 km/h

80 km/h

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You turn right in the urban area after the traffic sign "Permitted maximum speed 70 km/h". How fast may you then drive at most?

50 km/h

70 km/h

100 km/h

30 km/h

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What dangers exist in this situation?

There could be a pothole under the puddle

I would splash the person and the house on the right when driving through the puddle quickly

When driving through the puddle there is high aquaplaning danger even below 50 km/h

When swerving to the other side of the road I endanger oncoming traffic

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How and where do you get information regarding the restrictions resulting from the Immission Protection Act - Air?

From the responsible state government

From the responsible municipal office

Through traffic signs

From the Chamber of Commerce

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You turn right after the traffic sign "Permitted maximum speed 70 km/h". How fast may you then drive at most?

100 km/h

70 km/h

50 km/h

30 km/h

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How fast may you drive at most after the third traffic sign?

30 km/h

70 km/h

100 km/h

50 km/h

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What must you particularly observe when it starts to rain heavily during the drive?

If another vehicle is driving in front of me, I keep more than two seconds safety distance

I drive with low beam or fog lights or turn both on together

If no other vehicle is visible, I do not have to turn on any lights

I must consider the restricted visibility distance and the changed road conditions when choosing my driving speed

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What effects does the Immission Protection Act - Air (IG-L) have on vehicle drivers?

Speed restrictions can be ordered

Driving bans can be ordered in certain areas

Parking bans can be ordered

None

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May you drive arbitrarily slowly without a compelling reason?

Yes, always

Yes, but only if I drive on state or district roads

Yes, but only in urban areas

Yes, but only if other road users are not obstructed

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You are driving here with your multi-track motor vehicle. What must you particularly pay attention to when it suddenly starts to snow during the drive?

I must consider the restricted visibility distance and the changed road conditions when choosing my driving speed

I continue on the emergency lane

I turn on low beam or fog lights or both

I will increase the distance to the vehicle ahead

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You are driving at 100 km/h on a dry road. How much must you reduce your speed on a snowy road if the stopping distance should not become longer?

To about 50 km/h

To about 30 km/h

To about 20 km/h

To about 75 km/h

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You are driving on a motorway. What conditions must definitely be met so that you may drive 130 km/h again after the third traffic sign?

Dry road

Sufficient visibility

Sunshine

No traffic jam

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What circumstances will you generally consider when choosing your driving speed?

The type of drive of the vehicle

The characteristics of the vehicle and its load

The visibility distance

The road condition

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You are driving here with your multi-track motor vehicle. How do you behave when it suddenly starts to snow during the drive?

I drive at half visibility

I adapt my driving speed to the increasingly dangerous conditions

I drive exclusively with daytime running lights

I drive at danger visibility

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Basic Knowledge -10- Speed Selection – Level 3