Basic Knowledge -6- Road User Awareness - Level 3

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Category: Basic Knowledge -6- Road User Awareness - Level 3

What do you pay attention to when passing this cyclist?

Whether the cyclist behaves according to the rules

Whether the cyclist stops

Whether the cyclist stays on the multi-purpose lane

Whether the cyclist holds their line safely

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Category: Basic Knowledge -6- Road User Awareness - Level 3

How do you behave when oncoming vehicles flash their headlights at you?

I flash the headlights back

I switch on the high beam

At night, I check whether I have the low beam on

I slow down and expect that there is an obstacle on the road

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How do you behave towards road users who are obviously behaving incorrectly?

I behave as I would towards other road users

I honk and continue as before

I stop immediately to avoid an accident

I try to compensate for their possible mistakes

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You want to pass the bus here. Where must you look?

I will only look far ahead

I must look left and right to see if pedestrians are crossing the road

I must look at the left indicator of the bus to see if the bus wants to leave the stop

I must look into the bus to see if passengers are sitting in the bus

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You are driving on a priority road. A vehicle is approaching from the right despite the stop sign without reducing speed. How do you behave?

I honk and use the headlight flasher

I brake hard

I trust that the driver of the other vehicle will stop after all and continue as before

I immediately swerve to the left into oncoming traffic

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In which cases may you use the headlight flasher?

To remind oncoming traffic to switch to low beam

To dazzle drivers in front of me so they drive faster

To make contact with other road users

To warn other road users of a danger

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What dangers do you expect when passing this scheduled bus standing at a stop?

No danger, since the bus is in stationary traffic

Pedestrians crossing the street in front of the bus

The bus might indicate left and drive away

Pedestrians running from the opposite side of the street to the bus

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In which cases may you give warning signals with the horn or headlight flasher?

With the headlight flasher only at night

Only during daylight

Only when other road users are not distracted

Only to warn other road users of dangers

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You notice that the cyclist is not holding their line safely. How do you behave?

If oncoming traffic permits, I increase the lateral distance to the cyclist

I brake if I cannot significantly increase the lateral distance to the cyclist

I can rely on the cyclist staying on the multi-purpose lane

I only have to pay attention to the cyclist if they give a hand signal

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You want to pass the bus here. How do you behave?

I must stop because passing is prohibited

I will accelerate to get away from the danger zone faster

If the bus is indicating left, I must allow it to pull out of the stop

I pass with increased lateral distance and ready to brake

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May you park your vehicle in the bus bay?

Yes. I may stop during the operating hours of the bus line to let someone get in or out

No, that is generally prohibited

Yes. I may park during the operating hours of the bus line if I stay in the vehicle

Yes. I may stop or park outside the operating hours of this bus line

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You want to pass this scheduled bus standing at a stop. How do you behave?

If the bus is indicating left, I must allow it to pull out of the stop

I will accelerate to get away from the danger zone faster

I must stop because passing is prohibited

I pass with increased lateral distance and ready to brake

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What may you use the headlight flasher for?

To dazzle drivers in front of me so they drive faster

To draw other drivers' attention to their defective vehicle lighting

To draw attention to dangers

To make contact with other road users

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You are driving on a priority road. A vehicle is approaching from the right despite the stop sign without reducing speed. Why must you give warning signals and brake?

Because otherwise I would be partly at fault in an accident

Because I am obligated to help prevent accidents

Because the principle of trust no longer applies in this situation

Because otherwise I would be solely at fault in an accident

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May you generally expect that other road users will behave correctly?

Yes, except for road users who are obviously behaving incorrectly

Yes, except for visually impaired or obviously physically disabled persons

Yes, except for children or frail persons

No, under no circumstances

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Basic Knowledge -6- Road User Awareness – Level 3