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Double-parked vehicles and congestion

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1 of 7 · Fascicule 5, question 45

When you drive past streets where there are vehicles double parked illegally:

AYou should slow down and pay attention to the parked vehicles and the oncoming trafficOfficial answer
BYou should speed up so as not to block traffic
CYou should immediately stop and wait for the illegally parked vehicles to leave before you move off
DYou should temporarily use the oncoming lane so as to avoid hitting the double parked vehicles
2 of 7 · Fascicule 5, question 46

How do you determine that vehicles double parked illegally intend to leave?

ABy their lights, wheel movements or exhaust pipe emissionsOfficial answer
BBy the sequence of their registration number
CBy their parking order
DBy their size or car model
3 of 7 · Fascicule 5, question 47

When you drive past streets where there are vehicles double parked illegally, you should pay attention because they may start moving and leave. You should also:

ABe aware that pedestrians and vehicles may dash outOfficial answer
BTravel at high speed so as to prevent the vehicle behind from crashing into yours
CTemporarily use the oncoming lane so as to avoid hitting the double parked vehicles
DKeep honking the horn and turn on the full-beam headlights so as to pass the location quickly
4 of 7 · Fascicule 5, question 48

On congested roads, vehicles normally travel slowly and serious collisions do not occur. However, many drivers tend to try to cut in front of others, causing four or five lines of traffic to appear on, for example, a three-lane road, which creates a risk of collisions. To prevent this, when driving on a congested road the driver should:

AStay in the same lane, not change lanes at will, and keep a safe following distanceOfficial answer
BStay in the same lane and drive close to the vehicle in front to stop others cutting in
CKeep driving at high speed so that other vehicles cannot cut in
DKeep honking the horn to stop other vehicles cutting in
5 of 7 · Fascicule 5, question 49

When there is a need to change lane during traffic congestion:

AThe driver must turn on the direction indicator first and then change lane with cautionOfficial answer
BThe driver must proceed at maximum speed so as not to block traffic
CThe driver should first change lane and then use the direction indicator for warning
DThe driver need not use the direction indicator if it is not considered necessary
6 of 7 · Fascicule 5, question 50

Special attention should be paid to vehicles travelling closely alongside yours on a congested road because, with so little distance in between:

AAny movement of theirs can lead to minor collisions among the vehiclesOfficial answer
BYour vehicle should be ready to be steered right or left so as to prevent other vehicles from cutting into your lane
CA driver should keep honking the horn as a warning
DThe vehicle should keep moving from one side to another as a warning
7 of 7 · Fascicule 5, question 51

On congested roads:

AA driver should not accelerate suddenly, otherwise the vehicle could crash into the one in frontOfficial answer
BA driver should be prepared to accelerate suddenly so as to stay close to the vehicle in front
CA driver can only release the accelerator pedal and allow the vehicle to glide so that it does not crash into the one in front
DOnly when changing lane can the driver accelerate suddenly in order to be the first one to enter the lane