38. Driving ethics, culture and rest of the driver
- 1How do you determine the order of travel in this situation?
- 2What will your actions be if a truck does not reduce speed while driving onto a bridge?
- 3What will your actions be if a truck turns on its high beams several times?
- 4What can the brief activation of the brake lights of a car travelling ahead in dense traffic mean?
- 5How must the driver of the car being overtaken, which is travelling with high-beam headlights during the hours of darkness, act?
- 6What must be done before getting out of the car after stopping on the road?
- 7Which of the listed actions of road users can lead to the occurrence of an emergency situation during lane changing in the traffic flow?
- 8While travelling on a road outside a built-up area, you were about to overtake a truck. After you turned on your left direction indicator, the driver of the truck turned on and then turned off the left direction indicator. What might this mean?
- 9While travelling during hours of darkness, the car travelling ahead of you braked sharply in the lane. Which of your actions in the situation that has arisen will be the safest?
- 10In which direction must the driver look when meeting oncoming traffic during the hours of darkness in order to reduce the likelihood of being blinded?
- 11Relative to which road-marking line is it safest to monitor the position of your car when passing oncoming traffic during the hours of darkness?
- 12Does the driver’s field of vision change as the travel speed increases?
- 13The braking distance on the road immediately after rain:
- 14While travelling in the traffic stream, the driver who was travelling in the adjacent lane abruptly changed into your lane, forcing you to brake. What must you do in this situation?