Use of Public Roads (Test 13)
10 questions • Permit B (English)
Use of Public Roads
1
On a road with two lanes in the same direction of travel, you are driving your passenger car in the left lane because you have overtaken another passenger car. Must you return to the right lane if you are not going to continue overtaking?
Use of Public Roads
2
When, due to force majeure, a vehicle is stopped on a level crossing, its driver is required to get the occupants out of the vehicle quickly and to clear the crossing as soon as possible. Do these rules apply, in the same circumstances, when the vehicle stops on a movable bridge?
Use of Public Roads
3
You are driving through a sufficiently lit tunnel and, at a place where the shoulder widens, you stop your vehicle. Is your behavior correct?
Use of Public Roads
4
Towing a vehicle that has been involved in an accident or has broken down on a motorway or dual carriageway...
Use of Public Roads
5
If you drive your passenger car on the one-way roadway shown in the photograph, you must know, for the purposes of its use, that it has...
Use of Public Roads
6
You are driving a vehicle combination made up of a passenger car and a trailer with a total length of 8 meters, on a road outside built-up areas that has three lanes in the same direction of traffic. Are you permitted to use the leftmost lane?
Use of Public Roads
7
Taking into account the signage shown in the photograph, is the behavior of the driver of the white vehicle correct?
Use of Public Roads
8
You are driving in this lane, which has been set up for traffic flow reasons to be used in the opposite direction to the usual one, and you want to turn around because you have made a mistake in the route you chose. Are you permitted to change your direction of travel?
Use of Public Roads
9
Are you permitted to park your passenger car in an area marked with a yellow zigzag line?
Use of Public Roads
10
On the roadway of an urban road with two lanes in the same direction separated by a solid longitudinal line, since there is no sign prohibiting it, you park your vehicle at the right edge of the roadway, which forces drivers traveling in that lane to cross the solid line. Is your behavior correct?
