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9. Warning signals

60 questions

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  1. 1Which warning signal is turned on during travel on all vehicles of a column during daylight hours?
  2. 2What does an emergency stop sign mounted at the rear of a moving car indicate (or possibly warn of)?
  3. 3How do you mark a vehicle being towed if its hazard warning lights are faulty or absent?
  4. 4Which warning signal is turned on on the vehicles of a column during a stop on the road?
  5. 5At what distance from the vehicle must an emergency stop sign or a flashing red lantern be installed, in the cases provided for by the Road Traffic Rules, on roads in built-up areas?
  6. 6In which cases, in order to mark the vehicle, is it necessary to turn on the hazard warning lights and place the emergency stop sign or a flashing red lantern at a distance from the vehicle?
  7. 7How must the driver mark the site of a traffic crash?
  8. 8In which figure did the driver correctly signal the start of travel?
  9. 9You, the driver, while travelling in the grey car, have decided to turn right at the second intersection. You:
  10. 10Which warning signals on the vehicle being towed are turned on?
  11. 11In which figure did the driver correctly give the signal before a right turn in the event of a malfunction of the direction indicator lights?
  12. 12Which warning signals on a motor vehicle travelling with technical malfunctions must be turned on, if such travel is not prohibited by the Road Traffic Rules?
  13. 13How do you mark a vehicle travelling to a repair site with technical faults that the Road Traffic Rules do not prohibit travelling with, if the vehicle’s hazard warning lights are absent or faulty?
  14. 14Which warning signal must be turned on on a vehicle while travelling in a tunnel?
  15. 15In which cases must a vehicle have its hazard warning lights turned on?
  16. 16How must the driver mark the vehicle during a forced stop at a place with limited sightlines (less than 100 m in one direction)?
  17. 17Which warning signal must you, as the driver, turn on on the vehicle before beginning to move and stopping?
  18. 18What must be done during a forced stop if the hazard warning lights are absent or defective?
  19. 19How do you mark a vehicle that is forced to stand at a place with limited sightlines of the road (less than 100 m in one direction) if its hazard warning lights are absent or faulty?
  20. 20A driver travelling through the intersection where a roundabout is organized, not intending to change their lane, is obligated to:
  21. 21You, the driver, while travelling in a built-up area, have decided to make a U-turn. You:
  22. 22You, the driver, while travelling in a built-up area, have decided to change the lane. You:
  23. 23You, the driver, while travelling in a built-up area, have decided to turn right at an intersection. You:
  24. 24You are riding a bicycle and you need to stop. Your actions:
  25. 25You are riding a bicycle and you need to turn right. Your actions:
  26. 26You are riding a bicycle and you need to turn left. Your actions:
  27. 27You are travelling in a car whose direction indicators are faulty, but you need to turn left. Your actions:
  28. 28You are travelling in a car whose direction indicators are faulty, but you need to turn right. Your actions:
  29. 29You are starting to move in a car; which warning signal must you give:
  30. 30You, the driver of a car, have decided to stop on the right side of the road:
  31. 31Under what conditions may a flashing red lantern be used instead of the emergency stop sign, according to the Road Traffic Rules?
  32. 32Which external lighting devices must be turned on in the event that the vehicle is stopped by a police officer?
  33. 33In which of the listed cases is it necessary to turn on the hazard warning lights?
  34. 34In which cases is giving an audible warning signal allowed?
  35. 35Where is giving an audible warning signal prohibited?
  36. 36Are drivers allowed to give an audible warning signal?
  37. 37Does turning on the direction indicator give the driver the right of way?
  38. 38The driver of a moving car turned on the direction indicator before changing lanes. Must he give way to the vehicles into whose lane he intends to change?
  39. 39When does the driver need to stop giving a hand signal?
  40. 40When does the driver need to stop giving a signal with the direction indicator while performing a manoeuvre?
  41. 41At what distance before the start of a manoeuvre is a signal given with the direction indicators or by hand outside built-up areas?
  42. 42Which signals must the driver give in the event of the absence or malfunction of braking signals?
  43. 43Which warning signal is turned on on a vehicle before beginning to move and stopping?
  44. 44As a driver, must you signal with the direction indicator before a lane change?
  45. 45Is giving an audible warning signal to attract the attention of the driver of the vehicle being overtaken always allowed on roads outside a built-up area?
  46. 46In a built-up area, is using the audible warning signal to attract the attention of the driver of the vehicle being overtaken allowed?
  47. 47Which warning signal is allowed to be used to attract the attention of the driver of a vehicle that is being overtaken?
  48. 48What is turned on in the event of a forced stop on the road?
  49. 49Which warning signals on vehicles are turned on during towing in the daylight hours?
  50. 50Where exactly is it necessary to turn on daytime running lights, or, if they are not part of the vehicle’s design, low-beam headlights on all motor vehicles while travelling during daylight hours?
  51. 51Under what conditions must a motor vehicle have its daytime running lights turned on during daylight hours, and in the absence of these in the vehicle’s design – its low-beam headlights?
  52. 52While travelling during daylight hours on roads outside built-up areas, the daytime running lights must be turned on, and in the case of their absence in the vehicle’s design — the low-beam headlights:
  53. 53What should be turned on when travelling on roads outside built-up areas during daylight hours in a motor vehicle that does not have daytime running lights in its design?
  54. 54What exactly should be turned on in motor vehicles outside built-up areas during daylight hours?
  55. 55Must low-beam headlights always be turned on when travelling in a tunnel?
  56. 56Which warning signals on the vehicle that is towing are turned on in the daylight hours?
  57. 57In which case are low-beam headlights not turned on during daylight hours on the vehicles of a column?
  58. 58Low-beam headlights during daylight hours as a warning signal are turned on:
  59. 59In which cases must you, as a driver, give signals with the direction indicators?
  60. 60In order to park your vehicle on the right, you must turn on: