Theory exam

The fact that the pedestrian crossing is combined with a bicycle passage does not matter; you must always stop for pedestrians.

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• Pedestrian crossings and bicycle passages (Körkortonline.se)

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• 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?
• The two lanes in the picture are going in the same direction. Is it permitted to overtake in the right lane?
• You park the car in the parking space on a Saturday at 23:00. When do you have to start paying a charge?
• Why is it not permitted to park like the car in the picture?
• The black car has stopped to unload items. Is it permitted to stop here for this purpose?
• How should the road sign in the picture be interpreted?
• When does the zone sign in the picture cease to apply?
• The time is 13.00 on Saturday 15 March. On which side of the road may you park within the area?
• Do you always need to stop before driving out on the intersecting road in the situation in the picture?
• You are sitting in the car from which the picture is taken and you intend to drive into lane B on the priority road. How do the right of way rules work?
• How should the driver act in the private car behind the truck?
• The driver of the car in the centre of the picture has pulled over to the side of the road to answer their phone. Why is it prohibited here?
• The red car in the centre of the picture is turning directly into the right. What do you think about the positioning?
• What do the long lines in the centre of the road mean?
• What is the three-second rule?

Category:

• Theory exam: Vehicle
• Theory exam: Environment
• Theory exam: Traffic safety
• Theory exam: Traffic regulations
• Theory exam: Individual circumstances
• Theory exam: Road signs

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