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Basic driving conduct

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1 of 11 · Fascicule 3, question 47

Vehicles travelling on public roads should:

ABe driven by one driver, except vehicles in good condition
BBe driven in turns by at least two drivers
CBe driven by one driver, but be driven in turns by two drivers if the driving time exceeds two hours
DBe driven by one driverOfficial answer
2 of 11 · Fascicule 3, question 48

A driver should be in control of the vehicle at all times, and must not carry out:

AAny act or activity that may affect driving safetyOfficial answer
BAny act or activity that may affect public passenger vehicles
CAny act or activity that may affect the high-speed travelling of vehicles
DAny act or activity that may affect the driving stability of a vehicle
3 of 11 · Fascicule 3, question 49

Should a driver use a mobile phone while driving?

ANo
BYes
CYes, but only when the traffic is flowing smoothly
DNo, except when using hands-freeOfficial answer
4 of 11 · Fascicule 3, question 50

Before moving off or restarting, a driver must:

ASignal their intention in advance and take the necessary accident-prevention measuresOfficial answer
BMake sure that no accident will occur
CLet all vehicles on the road pass first
DLet all pedestrians and vehicles on the road pass first
5 of 11 · Fascicule 3, question 51

How should vehicles be driven on the road?

AVehicles should keep to the left of the roadway, as close to the kerb or pavement as possibleOfficial answer
BVehicles should keep to the right of the roadway, as close to the kerb or pavement as possible
CVehicles should keep in the middle of the roadway, as far from the kerb or pavement as possible
DVehicles should keep to the right of the roadway, as far from the kerb or pavement as possible
6 of 11 · Fascicule 3, question 52

On a two-way roadway with three or more lanes:

ADrivers are not allowed to use the lane for the opposite direction of travelOfficial answer
BDrivers are not allowed to use the middle lane
CDrivers can only use the left-hand lane
DDrivers may use the lane for the opposite direction of travel
7 of 11 · Fascicule 3, question 53

When a vehicle passes through a crossroad, T-junction or roundabout:

AThe centre of the road should be on the driver's left
BThe centre of the road should be on the driver's rightOfficial answer
CThe centre of the road should be in front of the driver
DThe centre of the road should be behind the driver
8 of 11 · Fascicule 3, question 54

When driving, a driver should keep an adequate gap to the vehicle ahead:

ATo avoid inhaling exhaust gas
BAffecting the travelling speed
CTo avoid overcrowding the lane
DTo avoid an accident if the vehicle in front stops or slows down suddenlyOfficial answer
9 of 11 · Fascicule 3, question 55

When driving on a roadway with vehicles travelling in the same or the opposite direction, drivers should keep:

AAn adequate lateral distance to avoid an accidentOfficial answer
BA lateral distance of 1 metre to avoid an accident
CA lateral distance of 2 metres to avoid an accident
DA lateral distance of one car length to avoid an accident
10 of 11 · Fascicule 3, question 56

What is the meaning of poor visibility?

AWhen a driver cannot see the entire width of the roadway within a range of at least 30 metres, visibility is regarded as poor
BWhen a driver cannot see the entire width of the roadway within a range of at least 50 metres, visibility is regarded as poorOfficial answer
CWhen a driver cannot see the entire width of the roadway within a range of at least 80 metres, visibility is regarded as poor
DWhen a driver cannot see the entire width of the roadway within a range of at least 100 metres, visibility is regarded as poor
11 of 11 · Fascicule 3, question 57

A driver should give the corresponding signals to show their intention clearly to other road users before slowing down, stopping, parking or making any sideways movement, especially before turning, changing lanes or overtaking:

AThe signal should be sustained during the manoeuvre, and should be kept on for a period of time afterwards
BThe signal should be sustained during the manoeuvre, and should be stopped immediately after the manoeuvre is completedOfficial answer
CTo avoid confusion, the signal should not be sustained during the manoeuvre
DThe signal should be stopped immediately once the manoeuvre starts