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Definitions: junctions, lanes and places

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1 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 9

What is a T-junction?

AThe area where public roads join or branch offOfficial answer
BThe area where public roads cross on the same level
CThe area where two or more public roads join on the same level
DThe area where public roads cross at different levels
2 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 10

What is an intersection?

AThe area where public roads join or branch off
BThe area where public roads cross on the same level
CThe area of the roadway where two or more public roads join or cross on the same levelOfficial answer
DThe area where public roads cross at different levels
3 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 11

What is a crossroad?

AThe area where public roads join or branch off
BThe area where public roads cross on the same levelOfficial answer
CThe area of the roadway where two or more public roads join on the same level
DThe area where public roads cross at different levels
4 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 12

What is a roundabout?

AA round-shaped area
BAn area formed by crossroads or T-junctions, with a roundabout sign showing that vehicles travel in a circular directionOfficial answer
CAn area formed by a crossroad or T-junction
DAn area where public roads cross on the same level
5 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 13

What is a traffic lane?

AThe longitudinal zone of a roadway that allows two parallel columns of vehicles to travel
BThe lateral zone of a roadway that allows a single column of vehicles to travel
CThe longitudinal zone of a roadway that allows vehicles to travel
DThe longitudinal zone of a roadway that allows a single column of vehicles to travelOfficial answer
6 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 14

What is a deceleration lane?

AA traffic lane formed by widening the roadway, for vehicles that intend to enter a public road to slow down
BA traffic lane outside the main road, formed by widening the roadway, for vehicles that intend to leave a public road to slow downOfficial answer
CA traffic lane outside the main road, formed by narrowing the roadway, for vehicles that intend to leave a public road to slow down
DA traffic lane where vehicles may slow down at will
7 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 15

What is an acceleration lane?

AA traffic lane where vehicles may speed up at will
BA traffic lane formed by widening the roadway, for vehicles that intend to leave a public road to accelerate properly
CA traffic lane formed by widening the roadway, for vehicles that intend to enter a public road to accelerate properly and join the main roadOfficial answer
DA traffic lane formed by narrowing the roadway, for vehicles that intend to enter a public road to accelerate properly and join the main road
8 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 16

What is a special path?

AA public road providing one-way traffic for vehicles
BA public road where pedestrians or vehicles are prohibited
CA public road, without signals, that gives only partial access to pedestrians or vehicles of a specific category
DA public road, with signals, that gives partial or complete access to pedestrians or vehicles of a specific categoryOfficial answer
9 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 17

What is a pedestrian crossing?

AAn area where pedestrians can cross a roadway freely
BThe part of the road surface of a public road at the side of a roadway, usually raised above the ground, solely for the passage of pedestrians
CAn area solely for the passage of pedestrians
DA strip-shaped area marked by parallel white stripes, with proper signals, provided for pedestrians to cross a roadwayOfficial answer
10 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 18

What is a pavement?

AThe part of the road surface of a public road at the side of a roadway, usually raised above the ground, solely for the passage of pedestriansOfficial answer
BThe part of a public road solely for the passage of pedestrians
CThe part of a public road provided for pedestrians to cross a roadway
DAn area inside the roadway solely for the passage of pedestrians
11 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 19

What is a pedestrian zone?

AAn area solely for the passage of pedestrians, in which vehicles are usually prohibitedOfficial answer
BThe part of the road surface of a public road at the side of a roadway, usually raised above the ground, solely for the passage of pedestrians
CAn area where pedestrians have priority to pass through
DAn area especially for pedestrians to cross a roadway
12 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 20

What is a town?

AA region with buildings, marked out by signs according to the Rules and RegulationsOfficial answer
BA specially planned residential region with its own access regulations
CA region where vehicle parking is prohibited
DA region with houses, for residential purposes