Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 4

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 4

Why must you drive on the right edge of the road when you are being overtaken?

So that the overtaking visibility distance becomes shorter

So that the overtaking distance becomes shorter

To increase the lateral distance to the overtaking vehicle

To enable safe overtaking

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 4

Why are you not allowed to overtake this cyclist?

Because otherwise I can no longer stop before the crosswalk

Because I may not overtake in the last 5 m from the view of approaching traffic at every crosswalk

Because all overtaking immediately before and directly on unregulated crosswalks is prohibited

Because overtaking is prohibited 80 m before every crosswalk

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 4

Under what circumstances may you not drive on the tram tracks?

If the tracks are also used by scheduled buses

If the tracks are on the right edge of the road

If a track is separated by a curb or a step and thus forms an independent track

If I could obstruct a tram

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 4

May you overtake the cyclist here?

Yes

Only if no vehicle is coming from the opposite direction

Only if the cyclist does not want to turn left

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 4

May you drive on the tram tracks?

Yes

No, except in heavy traffic

No, except in column traffic

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 4

You are approaching this intersection and want to turn right. How do you behave if a cyclist is approaching this crossing?

I alert the cyclist to me by honking and continue driving

I must give right of way to the cyclist who wants to use the cyclist crossing

I cross the cyclist crossing if the cyclist can stop in time

Since I have right of way over the cyclist, I continue driving

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 4

May you stop or park in the area of this tram stop during operating hours?

I may stop for a maximum of 10 minutes

I may stop and park

I may stop to load or unload my vehicle

I may briefly stop to let persons quickly get on or off

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 4

The tram is traveling at about 30 km/h and signaling right. What can that mean?

The tram is entering a stop

The distance between the edge of the road and the tracks is decreasing

The tram is turning right further ahead

The tram could stop at a stop

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 4

Why are you not allowed to stop or park less than 5 m before a crosswalk from the view of approaching traffic?

Because pedestrians wanting to enter the crosswalk have difficulty seeing approaching vehicles

Because the view of pedestrians wanting to enter the crosswalk is blocked for oncoming traffic

Because the view of pedestrians wanting to enter the crosswalk is blocked for approaching traffic

Because otherwise following vehicles cannot see the crosswalk

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 4

The tram is traveling at about 30 km/h and signaling right. How will you behave here?

The tram is behaving unclearly, so I honk

I will quickly overtake the tram on the right

I will stay behind the tram

I will overtake the tram on the left

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 4

You want to park your vehicle here at the right edge of the road. May you do that?

Not within 5 m before and on the crosswalk

On the crosswalk I may stop if I remain in the vehicle

After the crosswalk I may stop and park

2 m before the crosswalk I may stop

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 4

May you stop or park in the area of this tram stop outside operating hours?

I may stop because one lane remains free for flowing traffic

Yes, stop and park

I may only stop to let someone get on or off

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 4

When would you be allowed to overtake a tram on the left?

If there is structurally no space between the right edge of the road and the tram

If the tram has stopped

If the space to the right of the tram is blocked by parked vehicles

In a one-way street

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 4

You are approaching this intersection and want to turn right. What does the white, block-like road marking on the right indicate?

A cyclist crossing

A bicycle lane

A multi-purpose lane

A crosswalk

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 4

In which situations must you drive on the right edge of the road for traffic safety reasons?

When a trailer is being towed

On priority roads in urban areas

When I am being overtaken

At unclear road locations

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Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels – Level 4