Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

How do you behave if you assume that the tractor with trailer is indicating an overtaking opportunity?

I wait until the tractor stops and then overtake

I can rely on the signal and overtake

I close up to shorten the overtaking distance

I will convince myself that the overtaking maneuver is safely possible, and then overtake

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

The car in front of you is driving at about 60 km/h. How will you behave?

I stay behind the car and keep at least 2 seconds distance

I follow the car ready to brake with at least 3 seconds distance

I overtake the car at the intersection

I stay behind the car and keep 1 second distance

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

How will you behave in this situation?

I will brake to about 30 km/h, change lanes in time, and pass

I immediately switch to the left and drive past quickly

I will close up to the standing vehicle, then change lanes and pass quickly

I will brake to walking speed, change lanes in time, and pass

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

Where will you look before passing the truck?

Under the standing vehicle

Into the cab of the truck

Mirror-mirror-shoulder check (3-S check)

Past the side of the standing vehicle

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

How will you behave if you notice that someone is pulling out of a parking space?

I will stop if possible

If I can no longer stop, I will honk

I will increase the lateral distance within my lane

I will accelerate and pass quickly

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

You are driving a motor vehicle. During a traffic control, you are asked to take an alcohol test. You refuse the breath test. What are the consequences?

That I am prohibited from driving further

I must expect that my driving license will be withdrawn and only reissued after a review of my fitness to drive

None

That a high fine is imposed

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

What can impair your fitness to drive a motor vehicle?

Personal problems or stress

Illnesses

Taking medication

Consumption of alcohol or drugs

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

You are driving a motor vehicle and have a traffic accident. An alcohol level above the permitted limit is detected. Can a prison sentence be imposed?

Yes, if I caused the death of a person through the accident

Yes, if a fine for this offense is not paid

Yes, if I caused injury to a person through the accident

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

You are driving a motor vehicle. During a traffic control, an alcohol level above the permitted limit is detected. What consequences can you expect?

With the order of a follow-up training course if the alcohol level was high

With the confiscation of the vehicle

A fine that can amount to several thousand euros

With the withdrawal of the driving license for several months if the alcohol level was high

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

You are driving a motor vehicle. The police have ordered a blood test during a traffic control. When must you comply with this request?

Always when the preliminary test device does not work

If a medical examination has indicated suspicion of impairment by drugs

Always when the breathalyzer does not work

If a breath alcohol test is not possible for demonstrable medical reasons

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

You are driving here at about 40 km/h. How can you recognize in such situations whether someone is about to pull out of a parking space?

By the fact that the doors are closed

By the reverse lights coming on

By the fact that a person is sitting in the vehicle

On cold days by the exhaust smoke

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

You are driving a motor vehicle. During a traffic control, you are asked to take a breath alcohol test. What would be considered a "refusal"?

If I deliberately do not blow sufficiently into the breathalyzer

If I refuse to take a preliminary alcohol test

If I request a medical examination for demonstrably medical reasons

Refusing to use the breathalyzer

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

You want to drive away with a vehicle. What is prohibited if you are impaired by alcohol?

Starting the engine

Riding a bicycle

If I insert the ignition key into the ignition lock

Letting the vehicle roll downhill as long as the engine is not running

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

The car in front of you is driving at about 60 km/h. Why don't you overtake it here?

Because overtaking is always prohibited at intersections

Because I must expect that the green car in front of me might suddenly turn right

If the red car turns right, this leads to a dangerous situation for me

Because the lateral distance would not be sufficient

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

You have been driving behind this tractor with trailer for quite some time. Suddenly it signals right. What can that mean?

That it wants to turn right

That there is no oncoming traffic

That it has a breakdown

That it wants to stop

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Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness – Level 1