Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 2

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 2

You have had a breakdown with your car on a highway. The car is on the breakdown lane. How do you behave?

I try under all circumstances to walk to the next rest area and get help there

I put on a reflective vest before getting out of my car

I make sure that the car is removed as quickly as possible

I leave the hazard warning lights on

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 2

You have had a breakdown with your car at this location. Do you have to wear a reflective vest when getting out? Why?

No, because it is daylight

Yes, because I must always wear the reflective vest on rural roads

No, because there is no visibility obstruction

Yes, because this is an expressway

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 2

You drive a car. Where will you sensibly store the reflective vest?

In the side door pocket or in the glove compartment

In the trunk

In a place in the vehicle where I can reach it quickly

If available, in the mesh pocket on the back of the driver's or passenger's seat

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 2

How many reflective vests must you carry in your car?

At least two

One for each seat

One for each person traveling

At least one

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 2

You are driving a car. How do you behave when aquaplaning occurs?

I will release the accelerator and disengage the clutch

I will steer quickly to the left or right

I will brake hard

I will accelerate fully

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 2

You are driving your car and want to take a souvenir photo. How do you behave?

I take a photo with my mobile phone while driving

I may not drive so slowly that I obstruct following traffic

I only stop at a parking lot

I stop briefly at this location, get out and take a photo

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 2

You are driving here with a fully loaded small truck very slowly. You notice that a column has formed behind your vehicle. How do you behave?

Where possible, I will stop at the right edge of the road and let the column pass

I must stop on the shoulder so that following vehicles can pass

I continue driving without worrying about the column

I drive on the far right and let others overtake at suitable places

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 2

You are driving your car. Where will you choose your track here?

In the wheel ruts

Between the wheel ruts

To the left of the wheel ruts

To the right of the wheel ruts

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 2

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

I will drive significantly slower than 130 km/h

I will move to the breakdown lane in the area of the wheel ruts

I will drive as precisely as possible in the wheel ruts

I will drive outside the wheel ruts

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 2

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

About 150 m to 200 m

About 25 m to 50 m

About 250 m to 400 m

About 70 m to 100 m

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 2

You are transporting other people in your car. The car has just rolled onto the breakdown lane of a highway due to a breakdown. What measures should you take to secure the situation?

I turn on the hazard warning lights

I will bring the vehicle occupants to safety behind the guardrail

I leave everyone standing on the breakdown lane

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

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 2

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

I pay particular attention to the road edges

I increasingly expect that children will suddenly run across the road

I drive with increased attention and drive more slowly if necessary

I may only pass schools at walking pace

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 2

You are driving your car. How do you behave when aquaplaning occurs?

I will steer to the left or right

I will brake hard

I will quickly downshift

I will release the accelerator and disengage the clutch

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 2

You must set up the warning triangle. What measures should you take for your own safety?

I walk on the first lane to be seen better

I walk on the breakdown lane, shoulder or as close to the road edge as possible

I run with the warning triangle under my arm towards the traffic

I hold the warning triangle in front of my body while walking towards the traffic

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 2

What function do emergency call pillars have and how are they found?

Arrows can be attached to guide posts or guardrails that indicate the direction to the nearest emergency call pillar

The location of the nearest emergency call pillar can be found via map services on the internet

They can be used to call for help via a control center in case of breakdowns or accidents

They serve as a substitute for the public telephone network

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Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns – Level 2