Basic Knowledge -9- Special Traffic Areas - Level 1

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Category: Basic Knowledge -9- Special Traffic Areas - Level 1

The minibus on the right is driving at 100 km/h. You are driving at 130 km/h. How do you behave?

I honk and continue on my lane at 130 km/h

I immediately change to the third lane. There is no time for a 3-S check

After a mirror-mirror-shoulder check I change to the third lane

In any case I brake sharply immediately

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How do you recognize that you are entering an urban area?

By the fact that there is continuous street lighting

By the fact that there are continuous sidewalks

By the town sign

By the fact that there are houses on both sides of the road

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The minibus on the right is driving at 100 km/h. You are driving at 130 km/h. What dangers can occur here if you behave incorrectly?

The distance ahead could become too large

I could endanger a vehicle in the blind spot of the mirrors

There is a danger of a rear-end collision

I could overload the brakes

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What do these orange road markings mean?

They indicate particularly dangerous sections

They are provisional markings during construction

They replace the white road markings during construction

They only apply to vehicles wider than 2 m

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Why are speed restrictions set up as zone restrictions?

To reduce noise pollution for residents in a specific area

To increase traffic safety for residents in a specific area

To keep heavy traffic away from a specific area

To protect the road surface in a specific area

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What regulations must you observe after this traffic sign?

Stopping and parking is prohibited on priority roads

The general speed limit of 50 km/h

At night I must use low beam

Approaching from the left is prohibited on all roads

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You want to enter the motorway in this situation. How do you behave?

I accelerate on the acceleration lane, watch the traffic on the motorway and merge

I accelerate to about 40 km/h and then change to the motorway

I activate the left turn signal on the acceleration lane. Then I can immediately change to the motorway because the zipper merge system applies

I drive to the end of the acceleration lane, brake and wait there for a sufficient gap to merge

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Why is it advisable to use the right lane as much as possible?

Because the rule to drive on the right requires it

Because traffic is usually not as dense there

Because this lane is wider than the left one

Because the edge of the road is more visible there

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Why should you avoid stopping in this situation if possible?

Because there is a danger that another vehicle will rear-end you

Because my vehicle's battery could run down

Because my vehicle forms an unexpected obstacle for other drivers

Because my vehicle's lighting could be overloaded

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You want to exit the motorway here. Why should you only brake when you are on the deceleration lane?

Because otherwise there is a danger that vehicles following on the motorway will rear-end me

Because otherwise other vehicles could overtake on the right

Because otherwise I could not brake hard enough

Because otherwise I would unnecessarily obstruct traffic on the motorway

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You have stopped your vehicle in the emergency bay because of a breakdown. How do you behave?

I repair my vehicle and then continue driving to the right through the construction site

I try to repair the vehicle myself. In this case I can do without notifying the emergency services

I call the number 112

I stand next to the edge line and stop other vehicles

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You want to exit the motorway here. How do you behave?

I only brake when I am on the deceleration lane

I only brake at the end of the deceleration lane

I start signaling right now and change to the deceleration lane at its beginning

I already brake in the right lane of the motorway before I change to the deceleration lane

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For which area does this zone restriction apply?

Until the next intersection

In the entire urban area

Until the traffic sign "End of zone restriction"

150 to 250 m after this traffic sign

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You are driving here at 80 km/h and notice that your vehicle has a breakdown. How do you behave?

I stop at the left edge of the road

I stop immediately next to the right concrete barrier

I try to coast to the emergency bay

I turn on the hazard warning lights if possible

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You are driving on this rural road. May you stop or park your vehicle?

Yes, but only for stopping

Yes, for stopping and parking

Yes, but only if I park on the left edge of the road

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Basic Knowledge -9- Special Traffic Areas – Level 1