Your car has a breakdown, is it safer to stop here rather than from the road?
The bus lane is intended for buses, but in case of necessity you should always opt for the safest option. on the bus lane it is less busy, thus, safer than on the busy lane next to it.
Your car has a breakdown, is it safer to stop here rather than from the road?
What do you do?
Release the throttle - Because, you are driving over the speed limits.
What do you do?
Who goes first?
Are you allowed to load/unload cargo here?
There is no parking prohibited sign here, but, there is a solid yellow line. Therefore, you are not allowed to stop/park here at all. You can let passengers board in/out only if the yellow line was dashed.
Are you allowed to load/unload cargo here?
Are you obliged to let pedestrians cross inside a built-up area?
The same rules apply inside and outside a built-up area.
Are you obliged to let pedestrians cross inside a built-up area?
Which traffic sign warns : right bend.
Which traffic sign warns : right bend.
Traffic sign J4: Warning! Several bends. Traffic sign J2: Warning! right bend. Traffic sign J3: Warning! left bend.
What do you do?
Nothing - Your speed and safety distance are suitable for the road.
What do you do?
What do you do?
Brake - There are pedestrians crossing on the pedestrian crossing.
What do you do?
What is the maximum speed limits on this road?
According to the under-board sign, when the road is wet, the maximum speed is 90 km/h.
What is the maximum speed limits on this road?
What is the correct order of priority here?
