Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 5

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 5

What is the road marking on the right side used for?

It indicates the edge of the road

It separates my lane from a bicycle path

It separates my lane from a multi-purpose lane

It marks a crawler lane for slow vehicles

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 5

You want to cross the intersection straight ahead. In which lane will you continue?

I will change lanes because driving on this lane is prohibited for buses

I will keep the lane because driving on the bus stop is permitted

I must now change to the left lane because the bus stop may not be driven on

I may not pass the stop faster than at walking pace

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 5

Why may you continue here at 100 km/h?

Because the traffic sign permits this speed

Because I may drive that fast in any tunnel

Because sufficient visibility conditions are given in the tunnel for this

Because the road and traffic conditions permit it

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 5

How will you behave when the traffic light allows you to continue?

I will use the multi-purpose lane after the intersection to overtake the tram

I must turn right because only trams and cyclists may drive after the intersection

I must let the tram pass and only then position myself on the tracks to keep the multi-purpose lane clear

I immediately drive between the tram and the cyclist and position myself on the tracks

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 5

When may you drive on a multi-purpose lane with a motor vehicle?

If directional arrows require positioning for continuing and I do not obstruct cyclists

If the adjacent lane on the left is not wide enough for my vehicle and I do not obstruct cyclists

I may never drive along multi-purpose lanes lengthwise, only cross them

If the adjacent lane on the left is not wide enough for my vehicle. The cyclists may not obstruct me

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 5

Why are cyclists particularly at risk in road traffic?

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

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

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 5

Which vehicles may drive along this multi-purpose lane lengthwise?

Mopeds

Motorcycles

Bicycles

Vehicles that do not have enough room on the lane to the left of the multi-purpose lane due to their width

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 5

What consequences must you expect if you endanger a pedestrian at a crosswalk?

I must expect a penalty point entry

A follow-up training course will be ordered in any case

I must expect a substantial fine

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

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 5

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

I must expect cyclists on the cyclist crossing

I approach braking and look over my right shoulder

I may turn because cyclists must wait

I will not turn if I could obstruct cyclists

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 5

You are driving your vehicle in an urban area and approaching a crosswalk. How will you behave?

I will watch for pedestrians who want to cross the crosswalk

I will reduce my speed if necessary

I only have to let pedestrians cross if they have signaled to me with clear hand signals

I will enable pedestrians to cross safely

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 5

You are driving in this column. How do you behave here?

If the column stops, I will move onto the multi-purpose lane

I may move past the cyclist because she is riding on a multi-purpose lane

If the column stops, I will keep the crosswalk clear

I must stay behind the cyclist because I am approaching an unregulated crosswalk

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 5

The tractor with trailer is driving at about 10 km/h. Why are you not allowed to overtake here?

Because I would endanger cross traffic

Because I could overlook and thereby endanger pedestrians using the crosswalk

Because I could endanger the hay wagon

Because I would endanger oncoming traffic

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 5

You are driving at about 30 km/h. How do you behave here?

I must stop before the crosswalk

Since the pedestrian has made eye contact, I can assume she wants to wait for my vehicle

I will continue driving ready to brake at about 30 km/h

I will honk at the pedestrians and then continue

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 5

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

During operating hours parking is prohibited, stopping is permitted

During operating hours quick dropping off or picking up of persons is permitted

During operating hours stopping for a short loading activity is permitted

During operating hours stopping and parking is prohibited

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Category: Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels - Level 5

When may you drive on the tracks in front of a tram?

As soon as I notice a tram, driving on the tracks is prohibited in any case

If the tram can still brake safely

If I do not obstruct the tram

Not at all

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Basic Knowledge -8- General Driving Rules, Tunnels – Level 5