Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 1

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 1

The tram is stopping here at the stop. Why are you not allowed to pass?

Because cyclists would be endangered

Because persons wanting to get off the tram could be obstructed or endangered

Because persons wanting to get on the tram could be obstructed or endangered

Because the tram would not have enough room to continue

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 1

Why must you keep at least 20 m distance behind a tram if you are not overtaking?

To allow passengers to get off the tram without obstruction

To allow other vehicles to overtake

To be able to recognize in time that the tram wants to turn

To have sufficient view ahead

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 1

The tram is stopping here at the stop. On which side may you pass?

On the right side of the tram

On both sides of the tram

On neither side. I must wait in any case until the tram has continued

On the left side of the tram

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 1

The tram is at this stop. May you pass here on the right with a multi-track motor vehicle?

Yes, as long as no persons are getting on or off

Yes, if I swerve via the sidewalk

Yes, in any case

No, because I cannot keep at least 1.5 m lateral distance to the tram

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 1

The tram is traveling at about 20 km/h. May you overtake the tram here?

Yes, but only on the left side

Yes, I can choose whether to overtake on the left or right side

No, I must follow behind the tram

Yes, but only on the right side

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 1

Why are cyclists particularly at risk in road traffic?

Because cyclists are not allowed to ride in the same lane as motor vehicles

Because cyclists do not have to follow right-of-way rules

Because cyclists are difficult to see

Because cyclists riding on the right edge of the road are often in the blind spot of the mirrors

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 1

You are driving on a motorway in heavy column traffic in the right lane. May the column in the right lane drive faster?

Yes, it is generally permitted

Yes, but only when there are at least three lanes

Yes, but only if the lanes are marked by road markings

No, the right column may never drive faster than the left

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 1

The vehicle in the right lane has stopped. Why are you not allowed to pass?

Because I would obstruct the emergency vehicle

Because I would endanger pedestrians crossing the crosswalk

Because I cannot see if pedestrians are crossing the crosswalk

Because I would obstruct the truck when turning

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 1

The tram is traveling at about 20 km/h. What dangers must be considered when overtaking this tram?

If the tram accelerates, the overtaking visibility distance is short

The tram cannot travel in a stable track

The tram may accelerate

Crossing road users could be hidden by the tram

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 1

The tram is stopping here at the stop. What must you observe if you pass the tram on the right?

I may only drive at walking pace

I must not obstruct or endanger persons getting on or off

I must keep at least 1.5 m lateral distance to the tram

I may only keep 0.5 m lateral distance

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 1

You are driving behind a tram. What minimum distance must you keep if you do not want to overtake?

At least the reaction distance

At least the stopping distance

At least 50 m

At least 20 m

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 1

What conditions must be met for driving side by side?

There must be at least two lanes marked with guideline markings for the corresponding direction of travel

There must be at least two lanes for the corresponding direction of travel

Only multi-track motor vehicles may drive side by side

Columns must have formed

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 1

You want to turn right at this intersection. How do you behave?

I approach braking, look in the right mirror and over my right shoulder

I may turn because cyclists must wait

I will not turn if I could obstruct a tram or cyclists

I must expect cyclists on the cyclist crossing

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 1

The vehicle in the right lane has stopped. May you pass?

Yes, in any case

Yes, at about 30 km/h

Yes, at walking pace

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 1

You are approaching this tunnel at about 90 km/h. How will you behave in this traffic situation?

I may not overtake anymore

I will brake

I will expect adjustment difficulties of the eyes to the changed lighting conditions in the tunnel

I will make sure that the low beam is switched on

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Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels – Level 1