Driving licence test: Traffic safety

Free questions

• Which statement is true regarding the oncoming car that intends to drive in the same direction as you?
• You are considering the possibility of overtaking the lorry that has pulled out in front of you. The temperature is +2°C. What do you need to think about?
• What applies at the junction when the video ends?
• You intend to turn right. When the video ends, the road you wish to drive onto is free from intersecting traffic. Which statement is true?
• The speed limit is 50 km/h. Are you permitted to pass the van in conjunction with the pedestrian crossing?
• Which statement is true when you are overtaken in this situation?
• You intend to continue straight ahead. Are you permitted to pass the buses?
• Is it permitted to drive very slowly with no reason?
• There are no vehicles behind you. Are you permitted to remain in the left-hand lane and overtake the second lorry?
• Could there be intersecting traffic on the same level further ahead on this road?
• What is the most difficult thing to estimate during an overtaking?
• If you hit a pedestrian, what difference does it make if you were driving 30 km/h rather than 50 km/h?
• Can your licence be revoked if you violate the obligation to stop?
• Who is responsible for a 13 year old passenger using their seat belt?
• What is meant by the flashing white light?
• Do you have to turn off your full beam headlights when approaching a train travelling in the opposite direction?

Paid questions

• Which option is an example of one of the fundamental rules of traffic?
• What does speed adjustment involve?
• Should you seek eye contact with a person who is about to cross at a pedestrian crossing?
• You intend to turn right at the junction. Which statement is true?
• You intend to turn left at the junction shown at the end of the video. Which statement is true with regard to the oncoming traffic?
• Should you continue straight ahead at the railway crossing at the instant when the video ends?
• When does a school bus turn on the flashing lights?
• You intend to turn to the right. Which statement is true regarding your positioning?
• Which statement is true in this situation?
• You are driving on a road where the speed limit is 80 km/h, and there are cars behind you. Which statement is true, if you intend to turn to the right?
• There is no traffic behind you in the left-hand lane. How should you act at the end of the video?
• You intend to turn to the left. How should you act when the video ends?
• Should you wave over the pedestrians if you stop at a pedestrian crossing?
• Are cyclists and moped riders allowed to pass on the right side of cars?
• Is it permitted to slowly pass a car that is stationary directly before an unguarded pedestrian crossing?
• Which statement is true with regard to overtaking the cyclist?
• How should you position the car when you are driving on a country road void of traffic in the dark?
• When you are really close to the coming junction, you realise that you intend to turn right. You do not have enough time to prepare the turn as you normally would. Which statement is true?
• Which type of overtaking manoeuvre is generally preferred?
• At the start of the video, you are driving on a road where the speed limit is 70 km/h. The time is 19.00 on a weekday. How should you think when you pass the 50 km/h signs?
• Which statement is true regarding the cyclist when the centre line is continuous?
• What is a crawler lane?
• Which of the following traffic situations is generally considered most hazardous?
• When the video begins, you are indicating to turn left and are planning to turn off towards Flodafors. There is a truck behind you. How should you think in this situation?
• Is it permitted to move a dead animal from the carriageway after a wildlife accident?
• Do you have to report a collision with a deer to the Police?
• You are driving on a road where the maximum permitted speed is 50 km/h and you are forced by a technical fault to park you car on the carriageway. Do you need to put out a warning triangle?
• What should you do when driving beneath this bridge?
• Which statement is true with regard to your obligation to give way to road-users on the priority road?
• You intend to turn right at the junction. How should you think if there is a cyclist at point A who intends to continue to point B?
• You triple your speed. How does this affect your braking distance?
• You intend to turn right into the car park. Which statement is true?
• At the end of the video, a junction can be seen further ahead. Is it possible that you could have an obligation to give way to intersecting traffic there?
• It is dark outside, and you have your full beams on. When should you be able to see a person wearing dark clothing with no reflectors?
• It is dark outside, and you have your full beams on. When should you be able to see a person wearing reflectors?
• Is it true that you are obliged to show consideration to certain road users?
• Why is it good to turn off your full beams for a moment before coming to the crest of a hill when driving in the dark?
• What is true about the white flashing light that can be seen in the proximity of a railway crossing?
• About how far behind the car should you put the warning triangle in case of an emergency stop on a country road?
• Is it possible for the road to be slippery even if the temperature is +4°C?
• Which alternative is true when it comes to slippery road conditions in summer?
• What is freezing rain?
• What increases the risk of aquaplaning?
• What is aquaplaning?
• Are there any possible downsides to technical driving skills training on slippery roads?
• The car on the left wants to change to your lane. Do you have any obligations in this situation?
• Intersecting traffic has an obligation to give way to you at the junction shown at the end of the video. Does this mean that you are driving on a priority road?
• You intend to continue straight ahead. Is it prohibited to overtake the bus in conjunction with the pedestrian crossing?
• Which statement best describes how you should prioritise in this situation?
• You are driving on a road where the maximum permitted speed is 90 km/h. Why could it be risky to mistake a motorcycle for a moped when overtaking it?
• What is the most dangerous aspect of fog?
• 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?
• What is the percentage of single-vehicle accidents that take place when it is dark?
• What is ahead of you at the point the video ends?
• You intend to continue towards A. Are you required to use your right-hand indicators when exiting the roundabout?
• Do school traffic wardens (children) have the right to stop traffic at pedestrian crossings?
• There is a long queue and it is not possible to overtake. The car behind you is too close. How should you act?
• You want to turn right. Are you permitted to drive onto the verge (hard shoulder) at the side of the road before turning, in order to reduce disruption to traffic behind you?
• Is it true that when driving, you should have a distance of at least 25 cm between you and the steering wheel airbag?
• Could you be obliged to reduce your speed in order to increase your distance from the white car driving ahead of you?
• You intend to continue straight ahead. How should you position your vehicle when you pass the junction?
• Which statement is true with regard to the person who intends to use the pedestrian crossing?
• What is the basic speed limit in a densely populated area?
• What is the basic speed limit outside of a densely populated area?
• How should you behave when crossing a railway where visibility is partially obstructed?
• You are driving on a narrow road and will soon meet a lorry approaching from the opposite direction. Are you permitted to drive onto the verge and use the gravel path as a place at which to pass?
• Do you have an obligation to give way to the vehicle coming from the left?
• What penalty does a person normally incur if they flee the scene of an accident where only damage to property occurred?
• You are involved in a multiple collision. One of the others involved asks your name and address. Which of the following is true?
• Should you leave the keys in the ignition if you have to abandon your car due to a fire in a tunnel?
• What is the first thing you should do if you arrive at the scene of an accident?
• You are at the scene of an accident and see a person suffering from shock (circulatory failure). Should you give that person water to drink?
• Which option best describes Vision Zero?
• You intend to turn onto the road to the right, and there is a car 200 metres behind you. What should you be thinking about?
• Which measure is most realistic to focus on according to Vision Zero?
• Has the number of people fatally injured in Swedish traffic decreased or increased since the 1960s?
• What type of accident results in most fatalities?
• What action should you take at the moment the video ends?
• You have begun an overtaking manoeuvre. From behind you in the left-hand lane, another car is approaching that appears to want to overtake you. What action should you take?
• You are driving at 90 km/h. Are you permitted to increase your speed and pass car A without changing lanes?
• You want to overtake the cyclist. What is the most important consideration?
• In 150 metres, you will connect to another road. Will there be an acceleration lane?
• In which part of your lane should you position your vehicle before passing the oncoming lorry?
• How should you interpret the situation facing you at the end of the video?
• You would like to pass these pedestrians. Which statement is true?
• How should you position the front wheels in relation to the stop line when you observe an obligation to stop?
• Which statement is true with regard to the warning line?
• At the end of the video, are you permitted to cross over the continuous line in the middle of the road?
• You intend to turn onto the minor road where the red arrow is pointing. Is this permitted?
• What will soon happen, according to the road sign shown at the end of the video?
• Which risk should you primarily focus on as you pass the bus?
• You intend to continue to follow the road as it bends to the right. Which action should you take?
• You are driving on a country road where the maximum permitted speed is 70 km/h. Which vehicle can you expect to maintain a significantly lower speed on this road?
• You are driving in a built-up area. The driver of the car in front is clearly preparing to turn left. Are you allowed to overtake the car in front on the right side?
• What is the danger you are being warned of along this section of road?
• What is meant by the illuminated 50 on the truck?
• There is no traffic behind you in the left-hand lane. Should you temporarily move to the left-hand lane, with regard to the vehicles in the acceleration lane?
• You are driving at 50 km/h. How many metres does the car travel in 1 second?
• How should you behave in this situation, with regard to the pedestrians?
• How should you act in this situation, with regard to the elderly man who appears to want to cross the road?
• Is it true that there is less risk of skidding on bridges and flyovers?
• You intend to turn right at the junction. Do you have any special obligations in this situation?
• You want to change to the left-hand lane in order to overtake the vehicles ahead of you. Are you permitted to begin to change lanes at the point when the video ends?
• How should you behave in this situation, with consideration to the black car?
• You intend to continue straight ahead at the junction. How should you behave?
• You have forgotten to buy something and turn around to return to the shopping area. Was it appropriate to use the roundabout in order to turn around?
• This reflective panel can help you to plan an overtaking of the lorry. What does the reflective panel mean?
• You intend to follow the red arrow. Which area should you check particularly carefully before you exit the roundabout?
• Which letter should you not pass when observing the obligation to give way?
• The video shows three places where pedestrians or cyclists could be concealed. Which place do you think has the greatest risk?
• Which statement is true when you are waiting for the pedestrian to pass?
• Are you permitted to overtake a car on this section of road where overtaking is prohibited if you always remain within your own lane?
• It is night and you are driving on a road that is satisfactorily lit by street lamps. Which of the following is true?
• Where do most traffic accidents take place?
• Where do most serious traffic accidents take place?
• What should your first response be if you accidentally damage a road sign so that other road users cannot see it?
• Which statement is true in this situation?
• How do you alert emergency services in the event of a traffic accident with casualties?
• Could going through a red light result in your driving licence being revoked?
• Could a minor violation lead to the revocation of a driving licence?
• You are driving on a country road and want to use a parking space further ahead. Which of the following statements is true?
• You intend to continue to follow the priority road. Which statement is true with regard to the use of direction indicators at the moment the video ends?
• You intend to turn in the same direction as the bus, and your assessment is that the intersecting road is free of traffic at the point at which the video ends. Which statement is true?
• You are driving at around 70 km/h. What do you think about your distance from the car in front of you?
• You are passing a 14-metre long bus on a sunny day in May. Just as you pass the rear of the bus, a child runs out in front of the bus. What is the maximum speed that would allow you to stop in time, if you react within 1 second?
• You intend to turn right at the junction. Which statement is true?
• You intend to turn right. When should you begin to drive onto the exit road?
• You want to drive towards A. Are you obliged to indicate to the right?
• Are you permitted to drive onto the area marked by the arrow in order to overtake the moped?
• You intend to turn right. As the video ends, there is no intersecting traffic. How should you behave?
• Which statement is true at point A?
• You intend to continue following the priority road. Are you required to signal to the right using your direction indicators?
• Are certain age groups more at risk of being involved in a traffic accident?
• You intend to turn left. How should you behave in this situation?
• You are driving on a priority road. Which action should you take in this situation?
• When should you turn your full beam headlights back on after meeting another car in the dark?
• How should the seat belt be positioned?
• What are you being warned of to the right at the coming junction?
• The temperature outside is -5°C. Could the road surface be slippery?
• An eight-year-old child has learned to always cross the road at a pedestrian crossing. Is there any situation that could be treacherous?
• What demands your greatest attention in the coming seconds?
• What is the reaction distance?
• What type of place is A?
• You are driving at 70 km/h. What is the minimum distance you should keep to the vehicle in front?
• Is it permitted to allow a child under 3 years old to travel in a taxi without a child safety seat?
• Car A intends to turn left. How should the driver place the vehicle before turning?
• 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 arrive at the site of an accident. What type of injury is most important to attend to first?
• 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?
• How should you act if the wheels on the right side of the car end up in the gravel on the side of a high asphalt edge?
• Are you required to exercise particular caution and check that there are no trains coming before you cross the tracks?
• You intend to continue straight ahead. Are you permitted to change to the left-hand lane in order to pass the car in front?
• Both lanes are for traffic in your direction of travel. Which statement is true?
• You want to turn around. Are you permitted to perform a U-turn at the point when the video ends?
• Which statement is true when it comes to following the flow of traffic?
• You want to overtake the cars ahead. There are no vehicles behind you. Are you permitted to change to the left-hand lane at the moment the video ends?
• What is the mortality rate for pedestrians who get hit by a car driving at 30 km/h?
• What is the mortality rate for pedestrians who get hit by a car driving at 50 km/h?
• You intend to turn left. Which statement is true?
• You have changed your mind and now want to turn right. Are you permitted to drive on and turn right?
• What is true about the advice to put the best tyres in the rear?
• You have stopped your car on a dark country road and are talking on your mobile phone. Which lights should you have on?
• Are cyclists and moped riders permitted to overtake cars on the right side?
• What does it mean to adapt your speed to the situation in a safe manner?
• Which alternative applies to railway crossings?
• Are you required to use indicators in this situation?
• Are you permitted to change lanes before you have passed the road signs that indicate a reduction of the number of lanes?
• You are driving on a country road. Due to a load on the roof, you are driving 15 km/h slower than the speed limit, which means that a queue has formed behind you. How should you act?
• How much does the use of a three-point seat belt reduce the risk of being severely injured in an accident, compared to not wearing a seat belt at all?
• Are you allowed to begin overtaking where this sign is posted?
• What does the term winter road conditions mean?
• How should you store tyres when they are not being used?
• Which alternative applies to texting while driving?
• A moose has started crossing the road. You realise that you have to swerve to avoid an accident. Which is the best option?
• It is the middle of summer and the weather has been dry and hot for weeks. It suddenly begins to rain. Which of the following applies?
• At what point is it safe for a child to sit like an adult in a seat with an airbag?
• At what point is it safe for a child to sit like an adult in a seat without an airbag?
• It is dark outside, and you have your daytime lights on. At what distance will you spot a pedestrian wearing dark clothes and no reflectors?
• It is dark outside, and you have your daytime lights on. At what distance will you spot a pedestrian wearing reflectors?
• What must you do at the moment the video ends?
• Which statement is true with regard to the obstacle in the road?
• Which statement is true if a cyclist crosses the road here?
• Which of the following is true if you have accidentally hit and killed a pet?
• How many lives would be spared each year if everyone kept to the speed limits?
• About how many of those killed in traffic accidents were not wearing a seat belt at the time of the accident?
• You are driving vehicle A. Vehicle B is stationary due to a flat tyre. Are you allowed to pass B?
• You are driving at 98 km/h on a clearway where the speed limit is 100 km/h. Is it reasonable to commence an overtaking of the lorry ahead?
• Why should you not keep your rear fog lights lit at all times?
• Which statement is true regarding vehicles with an “LGF” sign?
• You are driving at 50 km/h and there is a car behind you. Which statement is true when you pass the 70 km/h sign?
• How is the reaction time affected by worn tyres?
• You are driving on a country road under no particular circumstances. How should you act when being overtaken?
• Which type of tyre entails the greatest risk of aquaplaning?
• Which statement is true about moving a vehicle at the site of an accident?
• What are the chances of a pedestrian surviving getting hit by a car at 90 km/h?
• What should be your top priority when approaching an unguarded railway crossing?
• You are driving up a slope and right at the top you spot a tractor coming towards you. What should you pay particular attention to in this situation?
• Which type of accident is the most common result of tiredness?
• Are you required to signal using your direction indicators if you intend to turn into the property shown at the end of the video?
• You have hit a deer at low speed and assess that there has been no damage to the animal or the car. Do you have to report the accident to the police?
• Does the warning sign on the right mean that you are driving on a priority road?
• Which of the following alternatives describes a situation in which it is permitted to be stationary on the section of road where stopping is prohibited?
• What should you be particularly aware of in this situation?
• Car A tags along with car B during an overtaking. What is true about A’s actions?
• Which statement is true regarding single-vehicle accidents involving private cars on roads with a speed limit of 50 km/h?
• You are driving through a tunnel and have to stop because of a bus with a flat tyre further ahead. Which statement is true?
• Which area is the blind spot?

Old questions

• Approximately how many people die in Swedish traffic each year?
• The car is stationary and will make a left turn. What do you think about the positioning?
• Which of the following statements regarding worn tyres with poor tread depth is true?
• You are driving the car from which the photo is taken and you want to turn into the small road on the right. Which statement is true?
• Is it permitted to park directly after a pedestrian crossing?
• Which month has the highest number of pedestrian deaths in traffic?
• What should you do if you are driving in a waterlogged lane?
• Is it permitted to allow a child under 3 years old to travel in a taxi without a child safety seat?
• Can you drive past a traffic accident where a rescue operation is already on the scene?
• You increase your speed from 30 km/h to 90 km/h. How is the breaking distance affected?
• What is true regarding exit ramps from motorways?
• How should you behave when crossing a railway where visibility is partially obstructed?
• You are driving on a road that has two designated lanes in your direction. Which lane should you choose if the maximum permitted speed is 70 km/h?
• The car that is transporting a bike is going to turn right. Was it appropriate of the driver to drive out onto the hard shoulder before turning?
• Which option is true for winter road conditions?
• Which statement is true regarding the amber traffic signal?
• Why is it advisable to drive with a sideways safety clearance of 1 metre to cars parked along the road?
• What hazard should you be particularly aware of in this situation?
• You are driving the blue car. Where should you stop in relation to the stop line?
• You are driving the car from which the picture is taken. How should you act with the ambulance in mind?
• 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?
• You are in the middle lane and heading towards Askersund. Are you allowed to change to the right lane?
• 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?
• What do the long lines in the centre of the road mean?
• What is the three-second rule?
• 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?
• 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?
• Is it true that accidents in conjunction with junctions cause more deaths than head-on collisions?
• Who is responsible for a 15 year old passenger using their seat belt?
• You want to make a turn with a vehicle that has no indicator. How do you signal your intention?
• Is it common for people who use a pedestrian crossing in the dark to be hit by a car?
• Are you allowed, on your own accord and without permission, to install green lamps at the same height as a vehicle’s headlights?
• The picture is taken from the car you are driving. Where should you be looking?
• You are driving the car from which the picture is taken and are about to pass the horse trailer. When should you turn on your full beams?
• Which road conditions are the most treacherous?
• You are driving the car from which the picture is taken. The car in front of you is standing still at the bus stop. How should you react?
• The car in the image is coming towards you. The headlights of the oncoming car are broken on side B. Which alternative is true in the dark?
• A friend has a problem with his two-wheeled motorcycle and asks if you can pull it behind your car when he is sitting on and steering the motorcycle. Is this permitted?
• You are driving a car with good brakes and new tyres on a dry asphalt road. How many metres is the stopping distance if your speed is 50 km/h and you react in 1.5 seconds?
• You are driving car B and rolling slowly out at the junction. A1 comes at high speed and is forced to break quickly, which results in A2 driving into A1 from behind. Which statement is true?
• What constitutes the basis for the traffic safety work in Sweden?
• Approximately how many people are seriously injured in Swedish traffic each year?
• Approximately how many people are injured in total in Swedish traffic each year?
• How should the black taxi to the left act in the situation in the picture where the truck is stationary and being loaded?
• Why is the blue car parked badly?
• The picture is taken from the driver’s side window of the car you are driving. What should you do if you want to turn right on the intersecting road?
• You have ended up on the right side of the prohibited zone. How should you react?
• Are you allowed to drive straight on in the situation in the picture?
• You are driving very slowly in the situation in the picture. Where is the greatest danger?
• The picture is taken from the car you are driving and you intend to take the next right. Is it permitted to use the hard shoulder to slow down on while also allowing vehicles behind to drive past?
• What should the driver in the picture do as soon as possible after the water pool?
• You are driving the car from which the picture is taken and have just overtaken a car. Should you change back to the right lane?
• You are in the right lane. When should you change to the left?
• Is it permitted to temporarily drive out on the hard shoulder in the situation in the picture?
• You are driving the car from which the picture is taken and intend to go straight. The right lane has just emerged. How should you react?
• What do you think about the black car’s positioning on the road?
• You are driving the car from which the picture is taken. What is the greatest risk facing you?
• The cars in the picture are driving at 90 km/h. What do you think about the distance between them?
• You are driving the car from which the picture is taken. How should you act?
• You are driving the car from which the picture is taken and see the overtaking being performed. How should you act?
• Is it permitted to overtake the moped in conjunction with the pedestrian crossing?
• You are driving the car from which the picture is taken. Which of the following is true?
• The temperature is 2°C and it is splashing under the car. For what road conditions should you adapt your turn out onto the intersecting road?
• What is the greatest risk with steering out onto the hard shoulder in the snow?
• You are driving on a road at 40 km/h and do not hear any slush spray under the car. What is this a sign of?
• In which track should you position the wheels?
• You are driving the car from which the picture is taken and another car is just about to overtake you. Should you drive out on the hard shoulder to facilitate the overtaking manoeuvre?
• Is there a risk of skidding in the situation in the picture?
• How should you act in the situation in the picture?
• What is the function of the two transverse lines on the ground?
• You are driving the car from which the picture is taken. What area should you pay particular attention to in this situation?
• What percentage of those killed in traffic are men?
• You are driving the car from which the picture is taken. Half way into the curve, you spot a couple of small animals on the side of the road. How should you act?
• How should you act if you are behind this car?
• Which statement is true regarding the distance between these cars, if they are moving at approximately 70 km/h?
• Which alternative describes the greatest dangers in the situation depicted in the photo?
• Is the vehicle travelling in the lane from which the picture is taken permitted to go over into the oncoming lane at point A to overtake another car?
• What is the type of road in the picture called?
• Which statement is true regarding the claim form?
• What is Euro NCAP?
• How should you drive on a winding road with good visibility and limited traffic?
• Which alternative applies to the use of the hard shoulder?
• Could it be prohibited to drive a vehicle when you are tired?
• What is a single vehicle accident?
• You are driving the car from which the picture is taken. How should you act?
• You are in a hurry and driving the car from which the picture is taken. Is the moped driver obligated to facilitate you if you start overtaking on the left?
• The road conditions are as in the photo. Suddenly, an obstacle appears 40 metres down the road, which causes you to brake quickly. Approximately how long will your reaction distance be if your reaction time is 1 second and you are driving at 70 km/h?
• You are driving on a small road and approaching a junction where the intersecting road is a priority road. Where should you be looking?
• You have stopped temporarily on a road at dusk. Which lights are you obligated to keep turned on?
• Which alternative is true when it comes to passing a bus standing still at a bus stop?
• It is winter, and it has been snowing for several days. Which alternative applies to junctions?
• You are overtaking the grey car on this motorway with two designated lanes in your direction. How should you act after overtaking?
• You are passing a railway crossing where there are no gates or signals. The visibility is severely limited by trees and hills along the tracks. How should you act?
• Which wording is the best, from a traffic safety perspective?
• Are there any instances where you would be considered the cause of an accident where you have been hit from the rear?
• What is a wildlife passage?
• You are travelling at 30 km/h. How long will the braking distance be, if it is 41 metres at 60 km/h?
• How much better, in terms of traffic safety, is it to use a handsfree rather than holding your mobile in one hand?
• Study the picture. Which of the following is true?
• What is a rear-end collision?
• 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?
• What is a cattle grid?
• 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?
• 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?
• How much does the use of a three-point seat belt reduce the risk of being severely injured in an accident, compared to not wearing a seat belt at all?
• You are driving the car from which the picture is taken. Which statement is true regarding the cyclist?
• You are driving home late at night after being awake all day. Which alternative generally applies to tiredness?
• You are driving through a tunnel and have to stop because of a bus with a flat tyre further ahead. Which statement is true?
• You are driving at 70 km/h. What is the minimum distance you should keep to the vehicle in front?
• You are driving a car and approaching a pedestrian crossing. An elderly woman is standing on the pavement right in front of the crossing. However, she does not cross and instead waves for you to drive. How should you act?