Use of Public Roads (Test 1)
10 questions • Permit B (English)
Use of Public Roads
1
If your passenger car breaks down and is immobilized on a motorway, may it be towed by another passenger car?
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2
On an urban road with three lanes in the same direction, you are driving your passenger car in the center lane. Is this correct?
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3
You are driving on a road with two-way traffic and three lanes separated by broken longitudinal lines. When may you use the center lane?
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4
In a built-up area, are you permitted to overtake another vehicle on the right with your passenger car if, to do so, you have to enter a lane reserved for buses?
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5
On two-way urban roads, on which side of the roadway may you park your passenger car, if it is not prohibited?
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6
In a built-up area, is it permitted to use your vehicle's sound warnings to warn the driver of the passenger car in front that they are about to be overtaken?
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7
On the section of motorway seen in the photograph, where on the road are you allowed to stop or park your vehicle?
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8
With your passenger car you are driving in a lane that has been set up to be used in the opposite direction to the usual one. Are you allowed to move into the lane intended for the normal direction of traffic to overtake?
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9
You are driving your passenger car at the minimum speed set for the dual carriageway on an uphill slope. Taking the sign into account, which lane must you drive in?
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10
Is your position on the roadway correct, given the circumstances seen in the photograph?
