Use of Public Roads (Test 16)
10 questions • Permit B (English)
Use of Public Roads
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On roadways with more than one lane in each direction, delimited by longitudinal markings, as a general rule you may use whichever lane best suits your destination when driving your passenger car on...
Use of Public Roads
2
You should know that stopping is prohibited...
Use of Public Roads
3
On a one-way interurban road, you have parked your passenger car off the roadway, on its left side, leaving the passable part of the shoulder clear. Have you done it correctly?
Use of Public Roads
4
Considering the characteristics of the roadway shown in the photograph, how many lanes do you think there are?
Use of Public Roads
5
If you bring your vehicle to a stop and go into a cinema to buy tickets, you have carried out...
Use of Public Roads
6
Are you permitted to stop in an area intended for the exclusive use of people with disabilities?
Use of Public Roads
7
Parking is considered to constitute a hazard or an obstacle when it is done...
Use of Public Roads
8
On a two-way roadway with three lanes separated by broken longitudinal markings, may you use the third lane?
Use of Public Roads
9
You are driving your passenger car on a road outside a built-up area that has three lanes separated by broken longitudinal markings, reserved for each direction of travel. Which of them must you normally drive in?
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