Basic Knowledge -3- Traffic Signs / Mandatory Signs, Priority Signs - Level 3

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Category: Basic Knowledge -3- Traffic Signs / Mandatory Signs, Priority Signs - Level 3

What does this traffic sign indicate?

That a detour ends

That I must give way

That a priority road ends

That a priority road begins

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What does this traffic sign indicate?

A bridle path

A cycle path

A crossing for horses

A pedestrian path

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What is indicated by this traffic sign?

A pedestrian path

A pedestrian crossing

A pedestrian and bridle path

A pedestrian underpass

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Who may use this cycle path?

Cyclists and moped riders

Cyclists and horse-drawn vehicles

All single-track motor vehicles

Cyclists and roller skaters

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Category: Basic Knowledge -3- Traffic Signs / Mandatory Signs, Priority Signs - Level 3

What does this traffic sign indicate?

That I must give way

That priority only applies when turning left

The end of a priority road

A priority road with a special course

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What must you pay particular attention to when continuing on this road?

That there is a stopping prohibition

That from now on I no longer automatically have priority over cross traffic

That there is a prohibition on moving to the left

That there is a stopping and parking prohibition

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Are pedestrians required to always use this underpass when they want to cross the road?

Yes, if the underpass is no more than 25 m away

Yes, if the underpass is no more than 150 m away

Yes, if the underpass is no more than 80 m away

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Category: Basic Knowledge -3- Traffic Signs / Mandatory Signs, Priority Signs - Level 3

You are approaching an intersection with a stop sign. How do you behave?

If no cross traffic is coming, it is enough to let the vehicle roll into the intersection

If there is no stop line, I stop where there is good visibility

I will stop and give way to vehicles coming from the left or right

If there is a stop line, I stop before it

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How do you behave when you stop because of the STOP traffic sign?

I will initiate emergency braking as soon as I see the stop sign

If another driver has also stopped besides me, I will make eye contact with them regarding the order of continuing

If another driver has also stopped besides me, the right-hand rule and the oncoming traffic rule automatically apply

I will slowly roll the vehicle into the intersection so as not to give up priority

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Category: Basic Knowledge -3- Traffic Signs / Mandatory Signs, Priority Signs - Level 3

What does this traffic sign indicate?

A pedestrian and cycle path

A cyclist crossing

A cycle path

A driving prohibition for bicycles

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Must you indicate at this intersection?

If I follow the course of the priority road, I do not have to indicate

I must indicate right if I turn right

I must indicate left if I turn left

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May you use this bridle path with a motor vehicle?

Yes, if no riders are visible

Yes, if I work at this riding stable

Yes, if I want to drive to a riding stable

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Basic Knowledge -3- Traffic Signs / Mandatory Signs, Priority Signs – Level 3