Theory exam
Which signal tells you to reduce your speed?
The options are not shown, since this is one of the 1000 paid questions.
Buy all 1000 questions now
A: Stop (P3)
”The signal indicates a stop for the road user the light is facing. The sign is used when it is dark and in case of limited visibility. The light is positioned where it can most easily be detected by road users.”
B: Reduce speed (P5)
”The signal indicates that the road user whom the officer is facing must reduce their speed. When it is dark and visibility is poor, the signal may be highlighted with a white or amber light or a reflective device that reflects white or amber light.”
C: Stop (P1)
”The signal means stop for the road user coming head on or from behind. The signal is used in a junction and applies as long as the officer is facing in the same direction. For road users approaching from the side, the signal means that the road is free and that it is permitted to drive. The signal may be given in combination with the signal P2, stop. The signal may be given using a stop paddle.”
D: Drive forward (P4)
”The signal indicates that road users in the direction the signal is given may continue onwards. The signal is given with a waving motion in the direction of travel.”
Körkortonline.se offers driving licence theory tests in English. This is an example of an explanation of a test question.
More examples of explanations:
- Which signals tell you to reduce your speed?
- Which sign means you must pull over to the side of the road and stop in front of the police vehicle?
- Which sign means you must follow the police vehicle and stop behind it when it stops?
- You are driving at 70 km/h. Are you permitted to increase your speed at the moment the video ends?
- Are you permitted to exit the roundabout by following the red arrow?
- Which statement is true at the coming junction?
- Which statement is true at the coming junction?
- What is true regarding exit ramps from motorways?
- What should you think about as you approach the car that is reversing?
- Which of these statements about speed is correct?
- Where are the warning signs posted in a built-up area?
- You are coming up to a traffic situation where several contradictory directions apply. Which directions should you comply with?
- Which statement is true at this junction?
- You arrive at the site of an accident. What type of injury is most important to attend to first?
- You want to drive towards Järfälla. Where should you position your vehicle while observing your obligation to give way?
- Is it appropriate to reduce your speed and allow the two oncoming cars to pass?
- It is winter and you are about to drive out onto a bridge crossing a watercourse. Should you expect a risk of the road being slippery if the temperature is 0°C?
- Why is parking at the red arrow not permitted?
- When reversing, you have hit and damaged a bicycle in a bicycle stand. What should you do?
- Which statement is true?
Category:
- Theory exam: Vehicle
- Theory exam: Environment
- Theory exam: Traffic safety
- Theory exam: Traffic regulations
- Theory exam: Individual circumstances
- Theory exam: Road signs
