Driving theory tests / 11
Driving theory tests 11 — Vehicle positioning on the road
39 questions
- 1You are allowed a U-turn along trajectory Б, because:
- 2Is a car allowed to move onto the tram track going in the same direction?
- 3Along which trajectory is the driver allowed to make a left turn?
- 4In this situation, is the driver allowed to make a left turn from the tram track going in the same direction?
- 5In this situation, does the driver have the right to make a left turn from the tram track going in the same direction?
- 6In this situation, is the driver allowed to travel on the tram track going in the same direction?
- 7Is the driver of the car correctly travelling on a road divided into lanes by road-marking lines?
- 8How must the driver act in this situation when travelling straight ahead?
- 9In heavy traffic, is the driver of the white car allowed to make a lane change?
- 10Along which trajectory may the driver of the white car enter the reversible-traffic lane when turning?
- 11Along which trajectory is the cyclist allowed to continue travelling?
- 12On which of the roads are cyclists, moped drivers, persons driving animal- drawn vehicles, as well as riders, allowed to
- 13Can this vehicle travel in the far-left lane?
- 14Which of the drivers has correctly taken the lane before the stop?
- 15Which of the figures shows a road on which driving onto the side of the road intended for oncoming traffic is allowed?
- 16Is the driver of the yellow car allowed to move onto the oncoming lane?
- 17Under what conditions is the driver of a passenger car allowed to travel in the leftmost lane on a road with a median st
- 18Is a vehicle whose travel speed for technical reasons does not exceed 40 km/h allowed to travel in the far-left lane?
- 19Can the driver of a vehicle enter the lane designated for oncoming traffic in order to stop or park by the left edge of
- 20In which cases is the driver allowed to change lanes in heavy traffic?
- 21How must drivers of non-rail vehicles travel on roads with two or more lanes for travel in each direction?
- 22In which cases may the driver of a non-rail vehicle travel without keeping closer to the right edge of the carriageway o
- 23In which cases are vehicles allowed to travel on pavements and pedestrian paths?
- 24Under what conditions are vehicles allowed to travel on pavements and pedestrian paths to perform work or service commer
- 25How must cyclists, moped drivers, persons driving animal-drawn vehicles, and also riders travel on the carriageway?
- 26How must a non-rail vehicle travel on a road that has two or more lanes for travel in each direction, free of other vehi
- 27What must the driver of a non-rail vehicle take into account to determine the number of lanes in the absence of road mar
- 28If the road is divided into lanes by lines of road markings, must the driver always travel exactly within the lane?
- 29In which cases is it prohibited to move onto the side of the road designated for oncoming traffic?
- 30Is the driver allowed to pass by moving onto the median strip that is separated by solid road-marking lines?
- 31How must a vehicle whose travel speed must not exceed 40 km/h or which for technical reasons cannot reach such a speed t
- 32Under what conditions is the driver of a passenger car allowed to move into the leftmost lane on a road with a median st
- 33When are non-rail vehicles allowed to travel on the same-direction tram track located at the same level as the carriagew
- 34In which case is it prohibited to drive onto the same-direction tram tracks located at the same level as the carriageway
- 35In which case is it allowed to move onto the tram track of the same direction at intersections?
- 36When is it allowed to move into the far-left lane on roads that have two or more lanes for travel in one direction?
- 37Does the driver of a vehicle have the right to move onto the tram track going in the oncoming direction?
- 38On roads with what minimum number of lanes for travel in one direction is it prohibited to pull out onto the side design
- 39What must the driver of a non-rail vehicle be guided by first and foremost to determine the number of lanes on the carri