Driving theory questions
What is the three-second rule?
Useful links:
- Maintain the correct distance: The three-second rule (Körkortonline.se)
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More examples of explanations:
- What is the greatest risk when you have driven onto this exit ramp?
- The picture is taken from your car. Should you think of anything in particular in this situation?
- You intend to continue on straight. How should you act in the situation in the picture?
- Which road sign takes priority?
- The car in the left lane is planning to turn off the motorway using the exit ramp to the right. Is the driver allowed to carry out this manoeuvre?
- The picture is taken from your car. You became stressed by the silver car and chose to move out onto the hard shoulder to make it easier for the silver car to overtake you. Was this allowed?
- You are driving the car behind the tractor. Should you take into account the possibility of the tractor turning off at A when you plan to overtake?
- Should you drive out on the hard shoulder in the situation in the picture to make it easier for the car behind to overtake?
- What type of turn needs to be made to be able to drive towards Herrängen?
- What do you think about the blue car’s positioning before the left turn?
- What should you think about if you are planning to turn right?
- Approximately how many wildlife accidents occur in Sweden each year?
- Which option is true for the situation in the picture?
- Does the sign on the right indicate something regarding the maximum permitted speed?
- Where should you position your car if you want to stop in the parking space?
- What rule applies to motorway entry ramps with an acceleration lane?
- Are EU mopeds (class I) allowed to drive on motorways?
- Is it permitted for regular road users to turn around on the motorway by using the link road in the picture?
- Is it true that accidents in conjunction with junctions cause more deaths than head-on collisions?
- Where on the car is a crumple zone?
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