Theory test
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You are visiting a city and planning your parking for tomorrow, which is Wednesday, 1 May (national holiday). Which statement is true?
Review of the options:
- I can park in this space all of Wednesday without paying a charge.
– False, a charge must be paid on all days since it only says “Avgift” (Charge) on the sign and has no time indications. - I may not park in this space between 00.00 and 06.00.
– True, “If a certain day or certain weekday is indicated, the regulation applies to this day regardless of whether the day is a weekday, Sunday or public holiday.” - I can park in this space all of Wednesday provided that I pay a charge.
– False, not between 00.00 and 06.00, therefore not all of Wednesday. - I may not park in this space as the parking area is only for residents.
– False, both those that pay and residents can park.
Time indication (T6)
”If a certain day or certain weekday is indicated, the regulation applies to this day regardless of whether the day is a weekday, Sunday or public holiday.”
But should the text not be in red for it to apply on a public holiday?
– Normally yes, but there is one exception; see the quotation above. Therefore, if it says “Wednesday 00.00-06.00”, this applies to all Wednesdays, including national holidays.
This is an example of one of the driving theory questions at Körtkortonline.se. There are two languages: English (free driving licence test), Swedish (free driving licence test)
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