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“The right-hand rule also applies when the paths of two vehicles meet [...] in a parking area”. (Driving Licence Book, 19th Edition, page 41)

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• How do the right of way rules work in an open area without signs?
• Can the right-hand rule apply in this situation?
• What is the rule when you are driving on a priority road?
• Is it normal for a priority road sign to be located after a junction?
• You are driving the car from which the picture is taken and you have just entered the road after having pulled out from a property. The priority road sign in the picture is the first you see. Which option is true?
• You are driving the blue car. Where should you stop in relation to the stop line?
• What does the exit rule entail?
• When must you clear a path for an emergency vehicle?
• You are driving the car from which the picture is taken. How should you act with the ambulance in mind?
• The maximum permitted speed is 70 km/h and your car gets a puncture on the right front tyre. Do you have to put out a warning triangle if you stop at A to change to a temporary spare wheel?
• You are driving the car from which the picture is taken. Are you allowed to pass on the right side of the white car that is turning off directly left into the gravel road?
• You position your car in the right lane and when you enter the roundabout you intend to turn off at the first exit road on the right. Do you have to indicate when exiting the roundabout?
• The picture is taken from the car you are driving. What are you approaching?
• Do you have to stop for pedestrians crossing this pedestrian crossing?
• What type of turn is a cyclist allowed to make?
• Is it permitted to drive 40 km/h within an area where this sign is placed?
• Is there an occasion on which you can ignore the stop sign and also drive into the street straight ahead?
• Both lanes in the picture are for traffic in your direction. Which lane should you as a private car driver choose?
• You are in the middle lane and heading towards Askersund. Are you allowed to change to the right lane?
• The picture is taken from your car and you are driving straight towards Vivalla. Which option describes the most appropriate way to change lanes?

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