Lighting and Optical Signaling (Test 3)
10 questions • Permit B (English)
Lighting and Optical Signaling
1
You have switched on the high beam to warn the vehicle shown in the photograph that you intend to overtake it. Is this correct?
Lighting and Optical Signaling
2
Because the fog is very dense, the vehicle shown in the photograph has its low beam and its front and rear fog lights switched on. Do you think this is correct?
Lighting and Optical Signaling
3
If you are driving at night on an insufficiently lit urban road, which lights must you have switched on in your vehicle?
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4
The blue vehicle shown in the photograph has stopped on the shoulder because it has broken down. Must it leave any light on?
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5
You are about to enter the signed, sufficiently lit tunnel shown in the photograph. Which lighting must you use?
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6
On a two-way road, when you are driving in a reversible lane...
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7
If you are driving your passenger car between sunset and sunrise on a sufficiently lit dual carriageway, which lights must you have switched on?
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8
The sign indicates...
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9
On a two-way road with shoulders, the authority responsible for regulating traffic has set up an additional traffic lane in one of the directions. If you drive in it, you must...
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10
You are driving during the day, with good visibility, on the road shown in the photograph. If, due to an emergency, you are forced to bring your vehicle to a standstill on the shoulder, must you leave any light on?
