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Maneuvers and right of way (Test 11)

10 questions • Permit AM (English)

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1

When approaching a pedestrian crossing on a moped that has no traffic lights or traffic officer present, how must you act?

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2

If the indicators of a two-wheeled moped break down, are you required to warn other drivers before making a lateral movement?

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3

If a moped rider shakes an extended arm up and down with short, rapid oscillations, what maneuver or intention are they signaling?

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4

If you are riding on a road with two directions of travel, on which side of the roadway are you permitted to park your moped?

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5

When approaching a level crossing, you see that the barriers are moving to close. Are you allowed to cross the tracks?

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6

When overtaking a cyclist on a moped outside a built-up area, what minimum lateral distance must you leave?

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7

At a pedestrian crossing marked with road markings but without traffic lights, do pedestrians have the right of way over vehicles?

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8

What maneuver does a driver announce by holding the left arm bent upward at a 90-degree angle?

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9

When approaching a group or line of schoolchildren who are about to cross the road, are you required to yield to them?

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10

If a driver signals one maneuver with the indicator and at the same time makes another, contradictory one with the arm, which of the two signals takes precedence?

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