Class D -6- Hazard Awareness, Hazard Prevention - Level 6

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Category: Class D -6- Hazard Awareness, Hazard Prevention - Level 6

You are driving here with a bus of vehicle class M3. The cyclist is riding at about 30 km/h. How should you behave here?

I give a warning signal with the horn

I give a warning signal with the high beam flasher

I overtake the cyclist

I follow behind the cyclist

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Category: Class D -6- Hazard Awareness, Hazard Prevention - Level 6

You are driving here with a bus of vehicle class M3 at about 80 km/h. You want to use this exit. Two trucks are standing on the right on the breakdown lane. What particular dangers must you observe?

The truck ahead of me could surprisingly brake and drive onto the deceleration lane

The front truck is standing close to the beginning of the deceleration lane

The car transporter will change to the right lane

People could surprisingly step out from the parked trucks

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Category: Class D -6- Hazard Awareness, Hazard Prevention - Level 6

You are driving here with a bus of vehicle class M3 at about 80 km/h. You want to use this exit. Two trucks are standing on the right on the breakdown lane. How should you behave?

I only drive onto the deceleration lane after I have passed the second directional arrow on the roadway

I look in the left mirror, choose my driving line further to the left within the lane, and set the right indicator

I approach the two trucks standing on the breakdown lane while braking

When passing the two trucks standing on the breakdown lane, I watch whether people step out

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Category: Class D -6- Hazard Awareness, Hazard Prevention - Level 6

You are driving here with a fully occupied double-decker bus of vehicle class M3. What particular dangers must you observe?

The curve has a very tight curve radius

There is acute risk of tipping over if I enter the curve too fast

The road is slippery

The road slopes outward in the curve

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Category: Class D -6- Hazard Awareness, Hazard Prevention - Level 6

You are driving here with a bus of vehicle class M3 at about 80 km/h. You want to continue on the A2. How should you behave?

I look over my right shoulder

I make sure by looking in the right mirrors that no other vehicles on the right lane are endangered

I set the right indicator

I wait until the car to my right has driven far enough forward that it will not be endangered when I change lanes. If necessary, I release the accelerator

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Category: Class D -6- Hazard Awareness, Hazard Prevention - Level 6

You have parked your bus outdoors overnight. There was heavy snowfall at freezing temperatures. What must you do before starting the trip?

I clear the lights and reflectors of snow

I clear the roof of the bus of snow and ice

If my bus is equipped with auxiliary heating, I must definitely turn it on

I make sure that the entry area for passengers in the bus is not slippery

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Category: Class D -6- Hazard Awareness, Hazard Prevention - Level 6

You are driving here with a bus of vehicle class M3. The cyclist is riding at about 30 km/h. How should you behave here?

I give a warning signal with the horn

I follow behind the cyclist

I give a warning signal with the high beam flasher

I overtake the cyclist

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Category: Class D -6- Hazard Awareness, Hazard Prevention - Level 6

You have parked your bus outdoors overnight. There was heavy snowfall at freezing temperatures. Why must you clear the roof of the bus of snow and ice before starting the trip?

When the passenger compartment is heated, ice and snow could come loose from the roof due to the slipstream and damage vehicles

When the passenger compartment is heated, ice and snow could come loose from the roof due to the slipstream and endanger other people

When the passenger compartment is heated, meltwater enters the onboard toilet

When braking, ice and snow could come loose from the roof and be thrown forward. This can endanger other people or damage vehicles

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Category: Class D -6- Hazard Awareness, Hazard Prevention - Level 6

You are driving here with a bus of vehicle class M3. The cyclist is riding at about 30 km/h. Why are you not allowed to overtake?

Because the overtaking visibility is not sufficient

Because I cannot maintain sufficient lateral safety distance

Because I must always expect that the cyclist will fall

Because overtaking is generally not permitted on bridges

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Category: Class D -6- Hazard Awareness, Hazard Prevention - Level 6

You are driving here with a bus of vehicle class M3 at about 80 km/h. The cyclist is riding at about 40 km/h. How should you behave when overtaking?

I change to the left lane early

I look in the left mirror and indicate if I am not being overtaken

I give a warning signal with the high beam flasher

I give a warning signal with the horn

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Category: Class D -6- Hazard Awareness, Hazard Prevention - Level 6

You are driving here with a bus of vehicle class M3. The cyclist is riding at about 30 km/h. What safety distance should you maintain from the cyclist?

Definitely not less than the stopping distance. I must always expect that the cyclist will fall

5 m distance is sufficient here

2 seconds

Not less than 3 seconds

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Category: Class D -6- Hazard Awareness, Hazard Prevention - Level 6

You are driving here with a bus of vehicle class M3 at about 80 km/h. The cyclist is riding at about 40 km/h. Why should you give a warning signal with the horn when overtaking?

Because there is a large speed difference between both vehicles

So that the cyclist does not suddenly brake

Because the cyclist can poorly perceive vehicles coming from behind

So that the cyclist does not suddenly turn left

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Category: Class D -6- Hazard Awareness, Hazard Prevention - Level 6

You are driving here with a bus of vehicle class M3 at about 80 km/h. You want to continue on the A2. With what devices on the bus can you make sure whether vehicles will be endangered during a lane change?

Main rearview mirrors

Electronic blind spot warning systems

Wide-angle mirrors

Front mirrors

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Category: Class D -6- Hazard Awareness, Hazard Prevention - Level 6

You are driving here with a bus of vehicle class M3. The car ahead of you is driving at about 60 km/h. What particular dangers must you observe?

The truck next to me could be braked

The car could be strongly accelerated

The truck next to me could be surprisingly steered right onto the acceleration lane

The car could be suddenly braked to let the semi-trailer pass and then change to the first lane of the motorway

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Category: Class D -6- Hazard Awareness, Hazard Prevention - Level 6

You are driving here with a bus of vehicle class M3 at about 100 km/h. How should you behave here?

When following the green truck ahead of me, I maintain at least 50 m distance

I watch whether the special transport continues on the right edge of the road or moves toward the left edge of the lane

Before passing the special transport, I must definitely honk

When overtaking the special transport, I pay particular attention to maintaining sufficient lateral safety distance

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Category: Class D -6- Hazard Awareness, Hazard Prevention - Level 6

You are driving here with a regular service bus of vehicle class M3 at about 80 km/h. The car ahead of you is driving at about 60 km/h. How should you behave here?

I let the truck next to me pass and change to the left lane if it is safely possible

I switch on the hazard warning lights

I carefully observe the behavior of the car ahead of me

I brake when the car ahead of me is braked

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Category: Class D -6- Hazard Awareness, Hazard Prevention - Level 6

You are driving here with a regular service bus of vehicle class M3 at about 80 km/h. What particular dangers must you observe?

If I drive too far to the right, I could leave the road

If I drive too far to the right, a tire could be damaged

Due to the narrow remaining road width, there could be contact between the mirrors of both vehicles if the oncoming truck does not keep its lane exactly

Due to the narrow remaining road width, there could be contact between the mirrors of both vehicles if I do not drive all the way to the right edge of the road

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Category: Class D -6- Hazard Awareness, Hazard Prevention - Level 6

You are driving here with a regular service bus of vehicle class M3 at about 80 km/h. How should you behave here?

I brake

I fold in the left mirror

I drive all the way to the right edge of the road and observe my driving lane in the right mirror while doing so

I watch whether the driver of the oncoming truck keeps his lane

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Category: Class D -6- Hazard Awareness, Hazard Prevention - Level 6

You have steered your fully occupied bus of vehicle class M3 into the breakdown area because of a defective right front wheel. How should you behave during the wheel change?

I pay particular attention to the passing traffic on the motorway when I move around the bus

I request support via the emergency call station from a blue light vehicle that enables me to exit the breakdown area safely

I request professional help for the wheel change via the emergency call station

I ensure that the passengers do not leave the bus

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Category: Class D -6- Hazard Awareness, Hazard Prevention - Level 6

You are driving here with a fully occupied double-decker bus of vehicle class M3. How should you behave?

I avoid sudden steering movements when driving through the curve

I avoid heavy braking when driving through the curve

I switch off the ESP system of the bus before the curve

I do not drive faster than 40 km/h

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Category: Class D -6- Hazard Awareness, Hazard Prevention - Level 6

You are driving here with a bus of vehicle class M3 at about 100 km/h. What particular dangers must you observe?

I am approaching a motorway exit

A car transporter is driving ahead of me

A wide special transport is driving next to me

The lanes are unusually narrow

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Class D -6- Hazard Awareness, Hazard Prevention – Level 6