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

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

You are driving an electric vehicle. Why will you deactivate ECO mode when you want to overtake?

ECO mode always limits the power of the electric vehicle. I might not be able to accelerate strongly enough then

To save electricity

To avoid damaging the battery and motor during strong acceleration

ECO mode could limit the achievable driving speed

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

What dangers could arise when you drive an electric vehicle?

If I fully charge the battery, it could explode

I could get an electric shock if I touch the charging cable during charging

Since I never have to go to a regular gas station, I forget to check the tire pressure

Pedestrians and cyclists do not hear me when I drive slowly

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You are driving an electric vehicle in the parking lot of a shopping center. How will you behave?

I will honk constantly to make other people aware of me

I will drive particularly slowly and carefully

When leaving my parking space, I pay particular attention to pedestrians, as the stationary electric vehicle produces no sound

I will play loud music with the side window open to be heard

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How can you achieve the greatest possible range with an electric vehicle?

In the cold season, I use the seat heating instead of the interior heating if possible

I avoid strong acceleration maneuvers and driving at maximum speed

I drive at as constant a speed as possible

I use cruise control if possible

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You are driving an electric vehicle here. The vehicle's battery is fully charged. What problems must you then expect?

If regenerative braking does not work, the speed must be regulated with the foot brake

The motor could burn out

The battery could be overcharged

The regenerative braking does not work

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

How can you drive an electric vehicle to save electricity?

I accelerate gently to the desired speed

To reduce driving speed, I try to use regenerative braking as long as possible

I drive as fast as possible, as higher speed reduces consumption

I accelerate strongly to the desired speed

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

You want to drive a route with your electric vehicle that is beyond the possible range of your vehicle. What will you pay attention to?

I will fully charge the battery. If necessary, I set this on the vehicle

I will observe the range forecast on the dashboard and drive more slowly if necessary

I drive as fast as possible to reach a fast charging station sooner

I inform myself about charging stations on my route that are suitable for my vehicle

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

You want to drive a longer route with your electric vehicle. What can you do if you realize that the remaining range is not enough to reach your planned destination or charging station?

I search for a charging station that is closer

I drive more slowly

I turn off the lighting and regenerative braking

I turn off the heating or air conditioning

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

You are driving an electric vehicle. What will you pay attention to when you want to overtake?

If the battery is full, I expect the acceleration power to be lower

I use full acceleration power for overtaking

I deactivate ECO mode if it limits the achievable driving speed in my vehicle

I set regenerative braking to a low value

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

What characterizes an electricity-saving and safe driving style?

I will drive downhill sections without regenerative braking to avoid overcharging the battery

I drive in the slipstream of the vehicle in front of me

I drive calmly and anticipatorily

When driving one behind the other, I keep at least 2 to 3 seconds distance to make better use of momentum

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How can you drive an electric vehicle economically and environmentally friendly?

I avoid rush hours, as stop-and-go driving increases consumption

I avoid carrying unnecessary weight

I try to brake only with regenerative braking if possible

I accelerate at full power as often as possible

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