Use of Public Roads (Test 12)
10 questions • Permit B (English)
Use of Public Roads
1
You are driving a truck with a maximum authorized mass of 3,500 kilograms on a dual carriageway at 90 kilometers per hour. Looking at the sign, which lanes are you permitted to use?
Use of Public Roads
2
On a roadway outside built-up areas with three lanes in the same direction, are you permitted to drive in the leftmost lane if you are driving a combination of vehicles 7 meters long made up of a 3,500-kilogram truck and a light trailer?
Use of Public Roads
3
To make it easier for the blue vehicle in the photograph to merge onto the dual carriageway, would you be permitted to enter the area marked with diagonal stripes?
Use of Public Roads
4
On an urban road, you are going to overtake, in your passenger car, another vehicle traveling in the same lane. Are you permitted to use sound signals to warn it of your intention to overtake?
Use of Public Roads
5
You want to park your passenger car but cannot find an available space to do so. Are you permitted to park it in the middle of the roadway?
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6
You are driving your passenger car at 90 kilometers per hour in the right lane of the roadway. When you reach the sign seen in the photograph, must you change lanes?
Use of Public Roads
7
If your passenger car breaks down and is immobilized on a motorway, may it be towed by another passenger car?
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8
You are driving your vehicle towards an intersection where a traffic officer is signaling to you with the left arm extended, moving it alternately up and down. What must you do if you are approaching the officer from the side of the arm making the signal and perpendicular to that arm?
Use of Public Roads
9
You are driving on a roadway where a temporary additional lane has been set up with cones. If you use the additional lane, are you permitted to move into the lane intended for the opposite direction to overtake?
Use of Public Roads
10
You are driving in the lane that, for traffic flow reasons, has been set up to be used in the opposite direction to the usual one. Are the drivers of vehicles traveling in the opposite direction permitted to enter the lane you occupy in order to overtake?
