Driving theory questions
What is a rear-end collision?
“[…] rear-end collisions, i.e. accidents where one car crashes into the rear of the car in front of it.” (Swedish Transport Administration)
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- You are driving the vehicle from which the picture is taken and intend to turn left. Which statement is true regarding the risk of a rear-end collision?
- Are you permitted to drive a three-wheeled motorcycle with an engine output of less than 15 kW if you only have a category B licence?
- What applies at this bus stop?
- Are you allowed turn right?
- You are heading to road 55. What is true?
- Both lanes on the 50 road go in the same direction and the motorcycle has just overtaken the car from which the photo was taken. Which of the following is true?
- You are driving the car from which the picture is taken and intend to go straight. How should you reason, considering the silver car on your left?
- Are you allowed to reverse into the street ahead in order to park?
- The dark blue car to the far left in the photo has parked. Is this permitted?
- Is it true that the priority road ends before the junction with A?
- What does the top left road sign mean?
- What is a cattle grid?
- How much, at least, should the cargo fastenings be able to withstand?
- What does this road sign combination mean?
- What is the function of the dipstick?
- The driver is planning a turn as shown by the arrows. Which of the following is true?
- The driver must turn at the junction and plans to do so according to the arrows, as U-turning is prohibited. Which of the following is true?
- What is this type of turn called?
- You are approaching a junction where you have an obligation to give way. Should you do anything to inform those on the intersecting road of your obligation to give way?
- You are standing still in the blue car, intending to continue straight ahead. How should you act, considering the red lorry that is turning into the road you are coming from?
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