Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 1

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 1

You have had a breakdown with your car at this location. At what distance from the car do you set up the warning triangle?

25 to 50 m behind my car

50 to 100 m in front of my car

Far enough that fast-moving vehicles coming from the front can stop

Far enough that fast-moving vehicles coming from behind can stop

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 1

You are driving a car. How do you behave in this traffic situation?

I will drive as precisely as possible in the wheel ruts

I will drive outside the wheel ruts

I will change to the left lane

I will drive significantly slower than 100 km/h

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 1

You have had a breakdown with your car on this road. How do you behave?

I put on the reflective vest and set up the warning triangle

I turn on the high beam

I will have the vehicle removed as quickly as possible

I will turn on the hazard warning lights

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 1

You pick up a child from kindergarten with your car. What do you pay attention to?

I use the parking lot at the kindergarten if possible

If the child cannot get in or out any other way, I may exceptionally stop in a second row

I get out and accompany the child to the car

I stop if possible so that the child does not have to cross the road to get to the car

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 1

You are driving your car in the area of a kindergarten. How do you behave?

I pay particular attention to the road edges

I may only pass kindergartens at walking pace

I increasingly expect children to suddenly cross the road

I drive with increased attention and reduce speed if necessary

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 1

You are driving at about 60 km/h. How will you behave?

I flash my headlights and continue at 50 km/h

I now move to the left lane

I brake hard until I have sufficient visibility of oncoming traffic

I pass the pedestrians with about 1 m side distance and about 50 km/h

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 1

You have had a breakdown with your car at this location. How do you behave?

I set up a warning triangle

I turn on the hazard warning lights

I make sure that the defective car is towed away as quickly as possible

I put on a reflective vest when getting out

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 1

How will you behave here?

I do not drive on the snow remains

I will keep a large side distance from the pedestrians

I can only pass the pedestrians when I have sufficient visibility of oncoming traffic

I approach while braking

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 1

You are driving at about 60 km/h. How can you avoid endangering the pedestrians?

By forcing the pedestrians to move to the right

By reducing speed in time and - if necessary - stopping

By driving anticipatorily

By honking at the pedestrians

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 1

You are driving at about 110 km/h. The truck has started to signal. Why may you change lanes here?

Because I may freely choose my lane here

Because I am not being overtaken myself

Because there is no overtaking ban

Because this is side-by-side driving of columns

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 1

Your car is equipped with ABS. What must you expect if you brake hard?

That the car skids

That the brake pedal starts to pulsate when the ABS activates

That the steering wheel could pull in one direction or flutter

That the braking distance is longer than usual because of the snow on the road

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 1

You are driving at about 110 km/h. The truck has started to signal. How can you behave safely?

I reduce speed if necessary and let the truck change lanes

I make a lane change to the left

I signal to the truck with my headlights and move to the right

I continue at unchanged speed on this lane

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 1

You have had a breakdown with your car on this road. What particular dangers must you then expect?

Because there is no breakdown lane, my vehicle forms a traffic obstacle

If I get out without a reflective vest, I will be seen less well

Due to the high approach speed of following vehicles, there is increased accident risk

By turning on the hazard warning lights, the battery could be discharged too much

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 1

How do you recognize that your car is starting to aquaplane?

The steering becomes easy to operate, and steering movements are ineffective

By the engine stalling

By the car responding particularly quickly to steering movements

With front-wheel drive, the engine revs up

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 1

You take an elementary school child to school with your car. What do you pay attention to?

I may only stop in a second row if the child cannot get out any other way

I let the child get out on the side facing the sidewalk

I stop if possible so that the child does not have to cross the road to get to school

I use the parking lot at the school if possible

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Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns – Level 1