Basic Knowledge -11- Stopping, Parking / U-turns, Left Turns - Level 1

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Category: Basic Knowledge -11- Stopping, Parking / U-turns, Left Turns - Level 1

You want to park your vehicle in the area of this intersection. What do you observe?

I may stop immediately before the intersection

I may only stop or park up to 5 m before the extended curb edge

I may stop immediately after the intersection

I may also stop on the intersection if I remain in the vehicle

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Category: Basic Knowledge -11- Stopping, Parking / U-turns, Left Turns - Level 1

May you park your vehicle on this tram track during the operating time of the tram line?

Yes, for parking, if I remain in the vehicle

Yes, for stopping, even if I leave the vehicle

Yes, for stopping, if I remain in the vehicle

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Category: Basic Knowledge -11- Stopping, Parking / U-turns, Left Turns - Level 1

How long may you park your vehicle along the yellow road marking at most?

Not longer than 5 minutes

Longer than 10 minutes if a loading activity is being carried out

Not longer than necessary for persons to get in or out

Not longer than 10 minutes

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Category: Basic Knowledge -11- Stopping, Parking / U-turns, Left Turns - Level 1

What does this yellow road marking mean?

It marks an area where stopping is prohibited

It marks a short-term parking zone

It marks an area where stopping is prohibited but parking is permitted

It marks an area where parking is prohibited

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Category: Basic Knowledge -11- Stopping, Parking / U-turns, Left Turns - Level 1

How long may you park your vehicle on the yellow road marking at most?

Not longer than necessary for persons to get in or out

Longer than 10 minutes if a loading activity is being carried out

Not longer than 5 minutes

Not longer than 10 minutes

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Category: Basic Knowledge -11- Stopping, Parking / U-turns, Left Turns - Level 1

Under what conditions may you park your vehicle at an angle to the edge of the road?

If indicated by traffic signs

If the street is designed accordingly (e.g. with paving stones)

Always if my vehicle is small enough

If the street has corresponding road markings

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Category: Basic Knowledge -11- Stopping, Parking / U-turns, Left Turns - Level 1

You are in a one-way street here and want to park. How do you behave?

I may not park here because approaching the left is always prohibited on tram streets

I park my vehicle in the parking space on the left edge of the road

I may not park here because parking is always prohibited on tram streets

I park my vehicle on the right sidewalk

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Category: Basic Knowledge -11- Stopping, Parking / U-turns, Left Turns - Level 1

You are in an urban area. May you stop to the right before the traffic sign? Why?

Yes, because one lane remains free for flowing traffic

No, because two lanes do not remain free for flowing traffic

No, because stopping and parking is prohibited on priority roads in urban areas

Yes, if I stay seated in the vehicle. Then I can continue driving at any time

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Category: Basic Knowledge -11- Stopping, Parking / U-turns, Left Turns - Level 1

Why are you not allowed to stop or park within 5 m before the extended road edges?

Because the view of vehicles coming from the right would be obstructed

Because garbage collection could not be carried out

Because only residents are allowed to stop and park within 5 m before the extended road edges

Because vehicles would be obstructed when turning

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Category: Basic Knowledge -11- Stopping, Parking / U-turns, Left Turns - Level 1

What kind of street are you entering here?

A service road

A dead-end street

A residential street

A one-way street

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Category: Basic Knowledge -11- Stopping, Parking / U-turns, Left Turns - Level 1

You are in an urban area. May you approach the left edge of the road to stop on this roadway? Why?

Yes, because one lane remains free

No, because it is a priority road

Yes, because there is little traffic

No, because two lanes do not remain free

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Category: Basic Knowledge -11- Stopping, Parking / U-turns, Left Turns - Level 1

You are in a one-way street. Where may you park your vehicle here?

I may only stop on both the right and left, but not park

I may only stop or park here on the right

I may only stop or park here on the left

I may stop or park here on both the right and left

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Category: Basic Knowledge -11- Stopping, Parking / U-turns, Left Turns - Level 1

What does this yellow road marking mean?

It marks an area where stopping is prohibited but parking is permitted

It marks an area where stopping is prohibited

It marks a short-term parking zone

It marks an area where parking is prohibited

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Category: Basic Knowledge -11- Stopping, Parking / U-turns, Left Turns - Level 1

May you stop or park on the left edge of the road in this one-way street?

Stopping is permitted, parking is prohibited

I may neither stop nor park

I may only park if I am a resident

I may both stop and park

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Category: Basic Knowledge -11- Stopping, Parking / U-turns, Left Turns - Level 1

You are in an urban area. May you park to the right before the traffic signs? Why?

No, because two lanes do not remain free for flowing traffic

Yes, because one lane remains free for flowing traffic

Yes, if I stay seated in the vehicle. Then I can continue driving at any time

No, because stopping and parking is prohibited on priority roads in urban areas

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Basic Knowledge -11- Stopping, Parking / U-turns, Left Turns – Level 1