Kresz XIV.

• English
• Special Education

You are overtaking a car at night.
You must be sure that:

1. Your rear fog lights are switched on
2. You have switched your lights to full beam before overtaking
3. You flash your headlamps before overtaking
4. You do not dazzle other road users

A fundamental rule when driving
on a dual carriageway is:

1. Try to keep above 50 kph to prevent congestion
2. Keep to the left lane unless overtaking
3. Overtake on the side that is clearest
4. Use the lane that has least traffic

You are driving on a dual carriageway and the car ahead shows its hazard lights for a short time. This tells you that:

1. There is a police speed check up ahead
2. The other car is going to change lanes
3. Traffic ahead is slowing or stopping suddenly
4. The driver wants you to overtake

You are driving on a dual carriageway. You have to slow down quickly due to a hazard. You should:

1. Switch on your hazard lights
2. Flash your headlights
3. Sound your horn
4. Switch on your headlights

After a breakdown you need to rejoin the main carriageway of a multi-lane-carriageway from the hard shoulder. You should:

1. Wait on the hard shoulder until someone flashes their headlights at you
2. Move out onto the carriageway using your hazard lights
3. Gain speed on the hard shoulder before moving out onto the carriageway
4. Move out onto the carriageway then build up your speed

Which vehicles are normally fitted
with amber flashing beacons on
the roof?

1. Maintenance vehicles
2. Blood transfusion team
3. Breakdown recovery vehicles
4. Doctor's car

What should you use the hard
shoulder of a multi-lane-
carriageway for?

1. Stopping in an emergency
2. Joining the dual-carriageway
3. Stopping when you are tired
4. Leaving the dual-carriageway

The minimum safe time gap to
keep between you and the vehicle
in front in good conditions is at
least:

1. Three seconds
2. One second
3. Four seconds
4. Two seconds

You are intending to leave the
multi-lane-carriageway at the next
exit. Before you reach the exit you
should normally position your vehicle:

1. In any lane
2. In the left-hand lane
3. On the hard shoulder
4. In the middle lane

You are driving on a multi-lane-
carriageway. By mistake, you go
past the exit that you wanted to
take. You should:

1. Make a U-turn at the next gap in the central reservation
2. Carry on to the next exit
3. Carefully reverse in the left-hand lane
4. Carefully reverse on the hard shoulder

What is the national speed limit outside built up areas unless otherwise indicated for cars and motorcycles?

1. 100kph
2. 60kph
3. 80kph
4. 50 kph

You may drive over a footpath:

1. If no pedestrians are near
2. When the pavement is very wide
3. To overtake slow-moving traffic
4. To gain lawful access into a property

What is the national speed limit
unless otherwise indicated on dual
carriageways for cars and
motorcycles?

1. 100kph
2. 60kph
3. 80kph
4. 50 kph

You are driving along a street with
parked vehicles on the left-hand
side. For which THREE reasons
should you keep your speed down?

1. Children may run out from between the vehicles
2. Drivers' doors may open
3. Vehicles may be pulling out
4. So that oncoming traffic can see you more clearly

At night you are dazzled by
headlights of vehicles coming
towards you. You should:

1. Put your hand over your eyes
2. Slow down or stop
3. Switch on your main beam headlights
4. Pull down your sun visor

You meet an obstruction on your
side of the road. You should:

1. Accelerate to get past first
2. Give way to oncoming traffic
3. Wave oncoming vehicles through
4. Drive on; it is your right of way

You are dazzled by headlights of
oncoming vehicles when driving at
night. What should you do?

1. Slow down or stop
2. Flash your lights
3. Drive faster past the oncoming car
4. Brake hard

You are on a narrow road at night.
A slower-moving vehicle ahead has
been signalling right for some time.
What should you do?

1. Signal right and sound your horn
2. Flash your headlights before overtaking
3. Overtake on the left
4. Wait for the signal to be cancelled before overtaking

Which TWO are correct? The
passing places on a narrow single-
track road are:

1. To pull into if the car behind wants to overtake
2. To pull into if an oncoming vehicle wants to proceed
3. To turn the car around in if you are lost
4. For taking a rest from driving

You see a vehicle coming towards
you on a narrow single-track road.
You should:

1. Put on your hazard warning lights
2. Do an emergency stop
3. Stop at a passing place
4. Reverse back to the main road

As soon as you join a dual
carriageway you should normally:

1. Position your vehicle in the centre lane
2. Readjust your mirrors
3. Try to overtake
4. Keep in the left lane

A fundamental rule when driving
on a dual carriageway is:

1. Try to keep above 50 kph to prevent congestion
2. Keep to the left lane unless overtaking
3. Overtake on the side that is clearest
4. Use the lane that has least traffic

When joining a dual carriageway
you must always:

1. Come to a stop before joining the dual carriageway
2. Stop at the end of the acceleration lane
3. Use the hard shoulder
4. Give way to traffic already on the dual carriageway

You are driving on a dual
carriageway and the car ahead
shows its hazard lights for a short
time. This tells you that:

1. There is a police speed check up ahead
2. The other car is going to change lanes
3. Traffic ahead is slowing or stopping suddenly
4. The driver wants you to overtake

You are driving on a dual
carriageway. You have to slow
down quickly due to a hazard. You
should:

1. Switch on your hazard lights
2. Flash your headlights
3. Sound your horn
4. Switch on your headlights

Which vehicles are normally fitted
with amber flashing beacons on
the roof?

1. Maintenance vehicles
2. Blood transfusion team
3. Breakdown recovery vehicles
4. Doctor's car

There is a tractor ahead of you. You
wish to overtake but you are NOT
sure if it is safe to do so. You
should:

1. Speed through but flash your lights to oncoming traffic
2. Sound your horn to the slow vehicle to pull over
3. Follow another overtaking vehicle through
4. Not overtake if you are in doubt

What is the nearest you may park
your vehicle to a junction

1. 5 meters (16 feet)
2. 15 meters (49 feet)
3. 12 meters (39 feet)
4. 10 meters (32 feet)