Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 3

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 3

You are driving an electric vehicle here. What do you pay attention to?

I set the regenerative braking to a high level before the downhill section

I set the selector lever of the drivetrain to "N" before the downhill section

I press the brake pedal on the descent if this increases regenerative braking in my vehicle

I select the coasting position of the drivetrain before the downhill section

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 3

What possible dangers do you expect in this situation?

The driver behind me could be distracted by the accident situation and react too late when the column slows down

The driver in front of me could be distracted by the accident situation and react too late when the column slows down

Emergency service personnel could suddenly step out from behind the crashed vehicles

Emergency service personnel could lose their balance because of the slippery road

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 3

You are driving an electric vehicle here. How do you recognize on the descent that the correct regenerative braking level was selected?

By the fact that the warning light for the charging current comes on

By the fact that I do not have to press the accelerator pedal

By the fact that the battery for the drive motor is not being charged

By the fact that the speed does not increase

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 3

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

I approach while braking, look in the right rear-view mirror and over my right shoulder

I will not turn if I could thereby obstruct the cyclist

I turn on the right turn signal as early as possible so that the cyclist has enough time to brake

I turn on the right turn signal and observe the cyclist's behavior

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 3

What must you consider when operating electric vehicles?

When charging the battery, the instructions in the electric vehicle's operating manual must be observed

The faster an electric vehicle is driven, the greater the possible driving distance on one battery charge

The range of an electric vehicle decreases through the operation of the air conditioning or heating

At low outside temperatures, the possible driving distance on one battery charge is reduced

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 3

You are driving a small transporter. How will you behave in this situation?

Because I could obstruct oncoming traffic when passing, I will stop early

I will initiate an abrupt braking if the oncoming traffic insists on its right of way

I will turn on the left turn signal already while approaching the narrow passage

I give the oncoming traffic a hand signal to move onto the sidewalk

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 3

What must you consider if you want to charge the battery of an electric vehicle?

The plug type of the charging station must match my charging cable or my electric vehicle

Fast charging increases the lifespan of the battery

Batteries may only be recharged after they have been completely discharged first

Any extension cables can be used if necessary

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 3

Which statement about electric vehicles is correct?

An electric vehicle produces less noise at low speeds than a vehicle with a combustion engine

Electric vehicles produce no exhaust at the location where they are operated

An electric vehicle uses the energy more economically than a vehicle with a combustion engine

I may not drive an electric vehicle into a car wash

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 3

You are driving an electric vehicle here. What do you pay attention to?

I press the brake pedal on the descent if this increases regenerative braking in my vehicle

I select the coasting position of the drivetrain before the downhill section

I set the regenerative braking to the appropriate level before the downhill section

I set the selector lever of the drivetrain to "N" before the downhill section

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 3

Why is an electric vehicle quieter when driving slowly than a vehicle with a combustion engine?

The hood of electric vehicles is particularly well sound-insulated

Low-noise tires are only available for electric vehicles

An electric motor is significantly quieter in operation

Electric vehicles produce less wind noise than vehicles with combustion engines

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 3

You are driving on a highway. How will you behave in this situation?

I will pass the accident site with as much side distance as possible

I will drive onto the breakdown lane to form a rescue lane

I will stop and set up my warning triangle at the stopping distance

I will pay particular attention to emergency service personnel

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 3

You are driving a small transporter. Why must you signal left already when approaching this situation?

Because following drivers might otherwise be tempted to overtake when I slow down

Because oncoming traffic must wait as soon as I use the turn signal

Because I must announce every intended lane change in time

Because following traffic cannot see the traffic situation due to the high body of my vehicle

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 3

What advantages do electric vehicles offer compared to vehicles with combustion engines?

Electric vehicles have lower maintenance costs

Electric vehicles have lower carbon dioxide emissions per kilometer driven when charging with green electricity

Electric vehicles are cheaper to purchase

Electric vehicles have lower energy costs

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What special features do you consider when driving an electric vehicle?

I can drive faster than with a combustion engine, as the braking distance is shortened by regenerative braking

I may enter all pedestrian zones, as electric vehicles do not emit harmful exhaust gases

I will make myself noticeable by regularly honking, as electric vehicles are particularly quiet in operation

I expect that pedestrians cannot hear my vehicle especially when I drive slowly

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Category: Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns - Level 3

You are approaching this intersection at about 20 km/h and want to turn right. Do you have to wait or do you have right of way?

I have right of way over the cyclist since no bicycle crossing is marked

I have right of way over the cyclist because I am turning right

I have right of way over the cyclist because the multi-purpose lane ends here

I have to wait for the cyclist on the multi-purpose lane

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Class B -4- Hazard Awareness, Drives, Breakdowns – Level 3