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Horn and lights

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1 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 58

How should the horn be used?

AThe horn should be used frequently when driving
BThe horn should be used once every two minutes
CThe horn should be sounded for more than one minute each time it is used
DThe horn should be sounded briefly and as little as possibleOfficial answer
2 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 59

Under normal circumstances, when should a horn be used?

ADuring traffic congestion
BTo call friends and relatives
CTo avoid an accident, or as an advance signal to a driver who intends to overtakeOfficial answer
DWhen acceleration is needed
3 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 60

Only police cars and vehicles carrying out rescue or urgent public services are allowed to use special sound alarm devices. Offenders are subject to a fine, in Macau dollars, of:

A$1,000
B$2,000
C$3,000Official answer
D$4,000
4 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 61

When driving at night in a well-lit area, the driver should:

AUse the dipped lights intermittentlyOfficial answer
BUse the high beams and dipped lights in turn
CUse the high beams intermittently
DUse the sidelights intermittently
5 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 62

The specification of the lighting devices, light signal devices and reflective devices that a vehicle must have is:

ADecided by the Supplementary LawsOfficial answer
BDecided by the Court
CDecided by the car owner
DDecided by the car manufacturer
6 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 63

What are sidelights?

AVehicle lights used to show the presence and width of a vehicle within a range of 50 metres
BVehicle lights used to show the presence and width of a vehicle within a range of 100 metres
CVehicle lights used to show the presence and width of a vehicle within a range of 150 metresOfficial answer
DVehicle lights used to show the presence and width of a vehicle within a range of 200 metres
7 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 64

When stopped or parked at night or in poor visibility, the driver should use:

AThe dipped lights
BThe sidelightsOfficial answer
CThe high beams
DThe direction indicators
8 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 65

What are dipped lights?

AVehicle lights that effectively illuminate the ground within 10 metres in front and do not dazzle
BVehicle lights that effectively illuminate the ground within 30 metres in front and do not dazzleOfficial answer
CVehicle lights that effectively illuminate the ground within 50 metres in front and do not dazzle
DVehicle lights that effectively illuminate the ground within 100 metres in front and do not dazzle
9 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 66

At night, when driving on a well-lit road, the driver should use:

AThe sidelights instead of the dipped lightsOfficial answer
BThe high beams instead of the dipped lights
CThe dipped lights instead of the high beams
DThe high beams instead of the sidelights
10 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 67

What are high beams?

AVehicle lights that illuminate the road ahead for a distance of no less than 50 metres
BVehicle lights that illuminate the road ahead for a distance of no less than 100 metresOfficial answer
CVehicle lights that illuminate the road ahead for a distance of no less than 150 metres
DVehicle lights that illuminate the road ahead for a distance of no less than 200 metres
11 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 68

Under what circumstances should the high beams not be used?

AWhen meeting vehicles and pedestrians travelling in the opposite directionOfficial answer
BWhen the distance to the vehicle in front is less than 200 metres
CWhen driving on an expressway
DWhen the lighting conditions give the driver a visible range of at least 50 metres
12 of 12 · Fascicule 3, question 120

At night or when visibility is poor, a vehicle without lights because of faulty lamps is prohibited from running. An offender may be fined:

A$300
B$400
C$500
D$600Official answer