Basic Knowledge -6- Road User Awareness - Level 1

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Category: Basic Knowledge -6- Road User Awareness - Level 1

How do you behave in this situation?

I honk to draw the people's attention to me and continue as before

I trust that the people will respect my right of way and continue as before

I approach while braking so that I can stop in front of the people if necessary

I allow the people to cross the road safely

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Category: Basic Knowledge -6- Road User Awareness - Level 1

How can you recognize children from a greater distance?

By the way they behave (e.g., playing)

By the fact that the warning sign "Children" is posted

By their body height

By their warning clothing

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How can you recognize that an emergency vehicle is approaching?

By the fact that it is driving with yellow-red warning light

By the fact that it is driving with red warning light

By the fact that it is driving with a siren

By the fact that it is driving with blue lights

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You are driving here at about 30 km/h. How do you behave?

I warn the children with the headlight flasher and continue at about 30 km/h

I warn the children with the horn and continue at about 30 km/h

I stop and allow the children to cross the road

I swerve to the left and continue at about 30 km/h

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Category: Basic Knowledge -6- Road User Awareness - Level 1

The vehicle in front of you is weaving and constantly slowing down and speeding up. Why can you no longer rely on the driver following traffic rules?

Because they could be heavily intoxicated

Because they could be impaired by alcohol or drugs

Because they could be overtired

Because their vehicle could be defective

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You are driving here at about 50 km/h. How do you behave?

I honk to warn the children and continue as before

I drive past the children at unchanged speed and at the greatest possible distance

I drive with increased attention

I approach while braking hard so that I can stop in front of the children if necessary

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The vehicle in front of you is weaving and constantly slowing down and speeding up. How do you behave?

I increase the safety distance

I must report this to the nearest police station as soon as possible

I make contact with the driver and wait for their reaction

I overtake as quickly as possible

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You are driving slightly faster than the truck combination. The truck combination is indicating left. How do you behave?

I will accelerate and overtake it as quickly as possible

I change to the third lane

I will stay behind the truck combination so that it can change lanes

After the truck combination changes lanes, I overtake it on the right

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Category: Basic Knowledge -6- Road User Awareness - Level 1

You are driving at about 30 km/h. How do you behave in this situation?

I move to the right. As soon as the emergency vehicle has passed, I follow as closely as possible behind it

I continue in the lane at 30 km/h

I stop immediately in the lane

I make room to allow the emergency vehicle to continue unobstructed

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Category: Basic Knowledge -6- Road User Awareness - Level 1

The truck combination is indicating left. Why can it become dangerous if you move past the truck combination?

Because the driver of the truck combination could overlook me due to the blind spot

Because the overtaking visibility distance is too short

Due to the suction effect of the truck combination, I could leave my lane

The truck combination could change lanes

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Category: Basic Knowledge -6- Road User Awareness - Level 1

You are driving at about 30 km/h. How do you behave in this situation?

I give a warning signal with the headlight flasher and continue at about 20 km/h

I give a horn signal and continue at about 20 km/h

I approach while braking and stop in front of the child and the supervisor

I move to the middle of the road and continue at 30 km/h

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Category: Basic Knowledge -6- Road User Awareness - Level 1

You want to call the rescue services to help the person. What telephone number(s) can you dial?

147

122

133

144

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Why must you approach while braking hard in this situation?

Because the lane is getting narrower

Because I am approaching a pedestrian crossing

Because I must always expect children to behave incorrectly

Because due to the large number of children, I cannot see how individual children behave

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You are driving here at about 30 km/h. Why must you stop here?

Because I must expect that a door of the vehicle parked at the right edge of the road could suddenly be opened

Because I must allow the children to cross the road safely, even though there is no pedestrian crossing

Because the principle of trust does not apply to children

Because I must give way to the vehicle coming from the left

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Category: Basic Knowledge -6- Road User Awareness - Level 1

How do you behave in this situation?

I stop at least 5 m before the person

I honk and drive to about 1 m from the person

I try to make contact with the person and offer help

I swerve via the sidewalk

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Basic Knowledge -6- Road User Awareness – Level 1