Kresz XX.

• English
• Special Education

You are finding it difficult to find a parking place in a busy town. You can see there is space on the zigzag lines of a zebra crossing. Can you
park there?

1. Yes if you don't block people from crossing
2. Yes in order to drop off a passenger
3. No unless you stay with your car
4. No not under any circumstances

In which TWO places must you NOT
park?

1. At a bus stop
2. In a one-way street
3. In a side road
4. Near a school entrance

You are looking for somewhere to
park your vehicle. The area is full
EXCEPT for spaces marked
'disabled use'. You can:

1. Use these spaces disabled or not
2. Park if you stay with your vehicle
3. Use these spaces when elsewhere is full
4. Not park there unless permitted

You are driving at night with full-
beam headlights on. A vehicle is
overtaking you. You should dip
your lights:

1. Only if the other driver dips his headlights
2. Before the vehicles starts to pass you
3. Some time after the vehicles has passed you
4. As soon as the vehicle passes you

You are driving on a two-lane
carriageway. For which TWO of the
following would you use the right-
hand lane?

1. Overtaking
2. Mending punctures
3. Turning right
4. Normal driving

You are entering an area of
roadworks. There is a temporary
speed limit displayed. You must:

1. Not exceed the speed limit
2. Obey the limit except for overnight
3. Accept the speed limit as advisable
4. Obey the limit only during rush hour

You are approaching a busy junction. There are several lanes with road markings. At the last
moment you realise that you are in the wrong lane. You should:

1. Continue in that lane
2. Use clear arm signals to cut across
3. Stop until the area has cleared
4. Force your way across

Where may you overtake on a one-
way street?

1. Only on the right-hand side
2. Overtaking is not allowed
3. Only on the left-hand side
4. Either on the right or the left

You are going along a single-track
road with passing places only on
the right. The driver behind wishes
to overtake. You should:

1. Drive into a passing place on your right
2. Switch on your hazard warning lights
3. Wait opposite a passing place on your right
4. Speed up to get away from the following driver

You are on a road that is only wide
enough for one vehicle. There is a
car coming towards you. Which
TWO of these would be correct?

1. Force the other driver to reverse
2. Wait opposite a passing place on your right
3. Pull into a passing place on your left
4. Pull into a passing place on your right

Signals are normally given by
direction indicators and:

1. Brake lights
2. Interior lights
3. Fog lights
4. Side lights

When going straight ahead at a
roundabout you should:

1. Indicate left just after you pass the exit before the one you will take
2. Indicate left when approaching the roundabout
3. Indicate right when approaching the roundabout
4. Not indicate at any time

Which vehicle might have to use a
different course than normal at
roundabouts?

1. Estate car
2. Van
3. Sports car
4. Long vehicle

You are going straight ahead at a
roundabout. How should you
signal?

1. Signal right on the approach and then left to leave the roundabout
2. Signal left on the approach to the roundabout and keep the signal on until you leave
3. Signal left as you leave the roundabouts
4. Signal left just after you pass the exit before the one you will take

At a crossroads there are no signs
or road markings. Two vehicles
approach. Which has priority?

1. Neither vehicle
2. Vehicles approaching from the right
3. The vehicle on the widest road
4. The fastest vehicle

Who has priority at an unmarked
crossroads?

1. The driver on the wider road
2. No one
3. The driver who is going faster
4. The driver of the larger vehicle

You are intending to turn right at a
junction. An oncoming driver is also
turning right. It will normally be
safer to:

1. Keep the other vehicle to your RIGHT and turn behind it (offside to offside)
2. Hold back, wait for the other driver to turn first
3. Carry on and turn at the next junction instead
4. Keep the other vehicle to your LEFT and turn in front of it (nearside to nearside)

The dual carriageway you are
turning right onto has a narrow
central reservation. You should:

1. Emerge slightly to show your intentions
2. Wait until the road is clear in both directions
3. Stop in the first lane so that other vehicles give way
4. Proceed to central reservation and wait

While driving you intend to turn
left into a minor road. On the
approach you should:

1. Swing out wide just before turning
2. Keep in the middle of the road
3. Keep just left of the middle of the road
4. Keep well to the left of the road

You may only enter a
box junction when:

1. You need to turn left
2. The traffic lights show green
3. Your exit road is clear
4. There are less than two vehicles in front of you

Someone is waiting to cross at a
zebra crossing. They are standing
on the pavement. You should
normally:

1. Ignore them as they are still on the pavement
2. Stop before you reach the zigzag lines and let them cross
3. Stop, let them cross and wait patiently
4. Go on quickly before they step onto the crossing

You are on a busy main road and
find that you are in a wrong
direction. What should you do?

1. Make a 'three point' turn in the main road
2. Make a U-turn in the main road
3. Turn into a side road on the road on the right and reverse into the main road.
4. Turn round in a side road

You are parked in a busy high
street. What is the safest way to
turn your vehicle around to go the
opposite way?

1. Find a quiet side road to turn round in
2. Do a U-turn
3. Get someone to stop the traffic
4. Drive into a side road and reverse into the main road