Basic Knowledge -12- Speed and Visibility - Level 3

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Category: Basic Knowledge -12- Speed and Visibility - Level 3

You are driving here with a multi-track motor vehicle. How do you behave in this traffic situation?

I drive on the right edge of the road

I drive at full visibility

I drive at half visibility

I drive at danger visibility if the outside temperature is below 0° Celsius

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Category: Basic Knowledge -12- Speed and Visibility - Level 3

How will you choose your driving speed here?

I choose my driving speed so that I can start braking within the entire visible distance

I choose my driving speed so that I can stop within the entire visible distance

I choose my driving speed so that I can stop within double the visible distance

I choose my driving speed so that I can stop within half the visible distance

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Category: Basic Knowledge -12- Speed and Visibility - Level 3

The vehicle in front of you is driving at 50 km/h. The visibility is about 6 seconds. Why may you overtake?

Because there is a double barrier line and I do not cross it

Because oncoming traffic is driving with lights on

Because I may accelerate to 70 km/h at this visibility distance

Because I can maintain a sufficient lateral safety distance

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Category: Basic Knowledge -12- Speed and Visibility - Level 3

You are approaching this tunnel at 70 km/h. How do you behave when you must expect sudden light changes?

I consciously watch whether there are poorly visible cyclists in the tunnel

I consciously look along the right edge of the road

I adjust my speed to the visibility distance

I put on sunglasses

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Category: Basic Knowledge -12- Speed and Visibility - Level 3

You are driving here with a multi-track motor vehicle. What dangers do you expect on this road?

Aquaplaning

Snow or ice on the road

Road damage from frost heaves

That a bus in oncoming traffic needs significantly more space than 3.5 m in curves

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Category: Basic Knowledge -12- Speed and Visibility - Level 3

The vehicle in front of you is driving at 50 km/h. The visibility is about 6 seconds. How do you behave?

I drive at full visibility

I may overtake

I drive at half visibility

I may not overtake

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Category: Basic Knowledge -12- Speed and Visibility - Level 3

How will you choose your driving speed here?

I drive at half visibility

I drive at danger visibility

I drive at full visibility

I drive at walking pace

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Category: Basic Knowledge -12- Speed and Visibility - Level 3

What must you observe to achieve a short braking distance during an emergency braking?

I have my vehicle regularly serviced

I will hold the steering wheel or handlebars as firmly as possible

I will brake as hard as possible

I will also disengage the clutch

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Category: Basic Knowledge -12- Speed and Visibility - Level 3

You are driving at 55 km/h on a damp road. How many seconds must pass between recognizing and reaching a prominent point?

At least 10 seconds

At least 3 seconds

At least 2 seconds

At least 4 seconds

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Category: Basic Knowledge -12- Speed and Visibility - Level 3

How will you behave in this traffic situation?

I drive at half visibility

I drive on the right edge of the road

I drive at full visibility

I drive at danger visibility

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Category: Basic Knowledge -12- Speed and Visibility - Level 3

What do you understand by driving ready to brake?

I put my right foot on the clutch pedal or my left hand on the clutch lever

I always lightly brake with one foot

I jump particularly quickly with one foot to the brake

I put my right foot on the brake pedal or my right hand on the brake lever, but without braking

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Category: Basic Knowledge -12- Speed and Visibility - Level 3

You are driving a vehicle. What circumstances have an unfavorable effect on the length of the reaction distance?

Fatigue

Braking too weakly

Distraction

Intoxication

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Category: Basic Knowledge -12- Speed and Visibility - Level 3

How do you behave when you drive at half visibility?

I reduce my driving speed compared to driving at full visibility so that I only have half the reaction distance

I reduce my driving speed compared to driving at full visibility so that I only have half the braking distance

I choose my driving speed so that I can stop within half the visible distance

I choose my driving speed so that I can stop within the visible distance

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Category: Basic Knowledge -12- Speed and Visibility - Level 3

What dangers exist if you drive faster than at half visibility here?

If a bus appears in oncoming traffic, for example, I could swerve the vehicle and start skidding

My reaction time increases

Stopping in time is not possible with oncoming traffic

I could obstruct following traffic

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Category: Basic Knowledge -12- Speed and Visibility - Level 3

How will you behave in this traffic situation?

I drive at danger visibility

I drive at half visibility

I drive at full visibility

Because of the narrow road I drive ready to brake

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Basic Knowledge -12- Speed and Visibility – Level 3