Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

You are driving a motor vehicle and notice that you are getting tired. How do you behave?

I take a longer break

I exercise in fresh air to stimulate my circulation

I continue driving more slowly

I drive to a parking space to sleep for some time

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

You are driving on this rural road at about 20 km/h. How will you behave?

I stay behind both vehicles

I will overtake the car and the work vehicle now

I do not overtake because neither of the two vehicles in front of me is signaling right

I overtake the car but stay behind the work vehicle

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

The car is driving at about 20 km/h following a cyclist. What do you expect after the oncoming motorcyclist has passed you?

That the car will suddenly turn left into a driveway

That the car will make an emergency stop

That the car will overtake the cyclist

That the car will suddenly turn right into a driveway

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

The car is driving at about 20 km/h following a cyclist. How will you behave?

I will follow the car with at least 4 seconds safety distance

I follow ready to brake because the car is not overtaking for no reason

I will overtake the car because I can and may drive 20 km/h faster

I will follow the car with at least 2 seconds safety distance

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

You are no longer in the probationary period. What consequences must you expect if you drive or operate a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol level of 0.5 per mille?

As long as I do not cause an accident, there are no consequences

A penalty point entry

Confiscation of my vehicle

A substantial fine

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

How will you behave in this situation?

I honk several times to alert the pedestrians to my vehicle

I will make eye contact with the pedestrians

If I am not sure that the pedestrians are aware of my vehicle, I will stop

I will drive as close as possible along the parked vehicles

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

You are driving on this rural road at about 20 km/h. Why won't you overtake here?

Because it is prohibited to overtake several vehicles in the course of an overtaking maneuver

The visibility distance is not sufficient to overtake both vehicles at once

Because I must assume that the car driving in front of me also wants to overtake the work vehicle

If the car in front of me catches up to the work vehicle, I can no longer merge back in

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

Why is the danger of overlooking pedestrians particularly high here?

Because tram tracks, overhead lines, or densely parked streets tempt one to look far ahead

Because they are obscured by parked vehicles

Because advertising in the street space distracts attention

Because they stand out poorly from the surroundings due to the inconspicuous color of their clothing

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Category: Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

You want to drive or operate a vehicle. What personal requirements must you meet?

I must not be overtired

I must not be impaired by taking medication

I must not have eaten too much

I must not be impaired by the consumption of alcohol or drugs

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Basic Knowledge -7- Fitness to Drive, Hazard Awareness – Level 4