You are obliged to inform other road users of your intentions in all cases. Therefore, intending to continue moving along the main road, i.e. make a left turn at an intersection, you must turn on the direction indicators for that direction.
Who must give way?
A driver who intends to start moving from the sidewalk must make sure that he does not endanger and interfere with other vehicles. Therefore, he must give way to a car in motion.
You intend to make a U-turn at an intersection. Which direction indicators should be turned on when entering an intersection?
Making a U-turn at an intersection with roundabout, you are obliged, guided by the requirement of the roundabout sign, to make right turns when entering and leaving the intersection. In this case, it is necessary to turn on the right direction indicators in a timely manner.
Are you obligated to turn on the right turn signal in this situation?
What mistake does the driver make when entering the yard?
What light signals are you required to give in this situation?
To bypass the obstacle that has arisen, you need to change lanes to the next left lane movement, and therefore, before performing a lane change, you must turn on the left turn indicators.
Such a hand signal, given by a motorcycle rider who is moving in the left lane, informs of his intention:
The sign “Directions of traffic along the lanes” installed at this intersection informs that a right turn is possible from both lanes. A motorcyclist moving along the second lane extended his left arm to the side and bent at the elbow at a right angle upwards, which corresponds to the light signal of a right turn. Therefore, he is signaling his intention to turn right, as is the motorcyclist in the right lane with his right arm outstretched.
Do you have to use your turn signals when maneuvering in a car park or gas station?
Any maneuvering, including in the areas of parking lots, gas stations, etc., must be understandable and safe for other road users. Therefore, you are obliged to give signals with light indicators of the direction of the corresponding direction in these cases as well.
What should you do if you intend to turn left or make a U-turn on a two-lane road?
Before turning left or turning around, turn on the left turn lights. However, before you give the signal, you should make sure that no one is overtaking you. This is necessary because the Rules prohibit preventing overtaking by increasing speed or other actions, in particular by prematurely signaling a left turn. In this case, the person overtaking you will turn out to be an involuntary violator, since he does not have the right to overtake a vehicle that signals a left turn.
You are about to start from the sidewalk. Should you give way to a motorcycle turning around?
| 1. | Yes. | |
| 2. | No. |
Before starting off the sidewalk, you must make sure that you do not endanger or obstruct other road users. Therefore, you must give way to a motorcycle making a U-turn.
The outstretched hand of the driver of a stationary car is a warning signal that informs you:
| 1. | About his intention to start a movement. | |
| 2. | About his request for help. | |
| 3. | About the existing danger around the corner. |
Before starting the movement, the driver is obliged to give signals with light indicators for the direction of the corresponding direction, and if they are absent or not working, by hand. The left hand extended to the side corresponds to the inclusion of the left turn signal lights. Therefore, the driver informs you of his intention to move off the roadside.
Are you required to turn on the right direction indicators when entering this intersection?
The rules allow you to enter a roundabout from both the right and left lanes. Since the entrance is a right turn, you must turn on the turn signals.
Which direction indicators are you required to turn on when making a turn along such a trajectory?
You can only make a U-turn on a narrow road from the right edge of the carriageway. Before taking this position, you must turn on the right direction indicators. The subsequent activation of the left direction indicators informs other road users that you are proceeding directly to the turn maneuver.
Start of movement has the lowest priority
It is not always possible to clearly determine which of the participants traffic priority in each case. Take, for example, this example.
On a two-lane road, a red passenger car is about to turn around, taking up the appropriate position on the roadway in advance and turning on the direction indicators. At the same time, on the opposite side of the road from the sidewalk, intends to start moving blue car.
The complexity of the situation lies in the fact that, in accordance with clause 8.1 of the Rules, when performing these maneuvers, both road users must give way everyone other vehicles. It follows from theory and law enforcement practice that the start of movement is the moment the vehicle starts from a stop or parking place.
It is believed that the blue car, having stopped moving, as if " fell out"from the process of movement, while the red continues to be its full member. Therefore, it is the red car that has the this case driving advantage. Accordingly, the correct answer is to yield blue car driver.
A comment: Black contour arrows on the green traffic light inform that in the other direction, in this case to the right, traffic is regulated additional section(clause 6.4 of the rules).
Question 7.
Outstretched hand of a standing driver passenger car is warning signal informing you:
About his intention to start a movement.
2. About his request for help.
3. About the existing danger around the corner.
A comment: Before starting the movement, the driver is obliged to give signals with light indicators for the direction of the corresponding direction, and if they are absent or not working, by hand. The left hand extended to the side corresponds to the inclusion of the left turn signal lights. Therefore, the driver informs you of his intention to start moving from the side of the road (clause 8.1 of the rules).
Question 8.
Which vehicle driver violates the Rules?
Passenger car only.
2. Both Vehicle.
3. Nobody breaks.
A comment: Sign 4.3 "Roundabout" informs that a roundabout is organized at this intersection. When entering such intersections, it is not necessary to occupy the extreme right position on the carriageway (clause 8.5 of the rules). As for the exit from the intersection, the general rule for all intersections applies here - to turn right, you must take the extreme right position and the turn must be made to the extreme right lane (clause 8.6 of the rules). This rule is followed only by the driver of the truck. The correct answer is only a passenger car.
Question 9.
Are you allowed to make a U-turn at an intersection?
A comment: U-turn at intersections is not prohibited (clause 8.11 of the rules). Signs 2.1 "Main road" and 8.13 "Direction main road also do not limit the execution of this maneuver.
Question 10.
In which case do you have the right to drive in a built-up area at a speed of more than 60 km/h?
1. Only when overtaking.
Only if road signs are installed that allow driving at a speed of more than 60 km / h.
3. In both listed cases.
A comment: The rules prohibit settlements movement at a speed of more than 60 km / h, including when overtaking (paragraph 10.2 of the rules), with the exception of those places where signs 3.24 "Restriction top speed", allowing higher limit speeds movement.
Question 11.
In case of difficult oncoming traffic on such a section of the road, the advantage is:
Car driver.
2. Truck driver.
A comment: Sign 1.14 "Steep climb" warns the driver of a car about approaching the rise. In case of difficult oncoming traffic on this section of the road, the driver of a car has an advantage, since he is moving uphill (paragraph 11.7 of the rules).
Question 12.
Are you allowed to park your car at the specified location?
On daily trips, we all come across signals and gestures that other drivers give us, but do you know what these gestures and signals mean, you need to thank for them or you should be offended.
It is necessary to immediately make a reservation that it is necessary to "send" and "receive" signals with great care, there is no officially fixed set of such signals, that is, there is a risk of misinterpretation or signaling.
The most noticeable, even in the daytime, is light signaling. What do these signals (usually) mean?
Double short signal, which gives the car coming from behind- please skip ahead. In this situation, it is better to fulfill the request: if the driver is in a hurry, then it is not known what actions he can still take to get ahead of you.
The same can be said for short single turn signals!
Double short beep high beam, which is served by a car going to a meeting- means a warning of danger and the need to slow down. It is for this reason that this signal is used in a situation with a traffic police post (and now also CCTV cameras).
If such a signal is repeated many times, this indicates the questionable behavior of your car (maybe you fell asleep, which means you need to wake up with a light)
Single long switching from low beam to high beam- says that you "blind" the oncoming driver, you are asked to switch to low beam.
To express your gratitude, flash once or twice an alarm. Sometimes they apologize for the inconvenience.
It is not worth giving such a signal for a long time, as it means a malfunction of the car, which means it can be misleading!
Driver flashing left turn signal continuously, prohibits overtaking him in this way. It can either warn of a maneuver: a left turn or overtaking (an alarm within the framework of traffic rules), as well as warn of oncoming traffic (a situation in a traffic jam or with slow vehicles).
A similar situation with right turn signal- allows you to overtake (the driver turns right, the situation is within the traffic rules, or on the highway with a slow vehicle). Be careful! The driver of the signaling vehicle may misjudge the capabilities of your vehicle!
Alternate switching of the turn signal you can draw attention and point out the danger.
Intermittent flashing of the brake lights the car in front says that you need to keep a distance from it, there may be an accident or other emergency situation ahead that may require hard braking By the way, this gesture is not always understood by drivers, so its use can be seen extremely rarely.
You intend to continue on the main road. Are you obligated to turn on the right direction indicators?
Cycling can be fun and good exercise, but it can also be dangerous. You should always wear a helmet and check your brakes before riding. Make sure your bike has some kind of lighting if you're riding at night. Use correct hand signals when turning. Stay away from large vehicles and avoid blind spots. As a general rule, drive with traffic on right side roads. While driving against the flow of traffic can help you keep an eye on other vehicles, it can cause problems in terms of properly viewing traffic signs or lights.
ATTENTION! High beam signal may simply mean an attempt to get attention. This suggests that the driver plans to make a maneuver that is not stipulated by the traffic rules. This situation is not uncommon in the city.
MORE ATTENTION! High beam signal is used in daytime, since it is brighter, it is easier to attract attention. At night, if the distance is less than 150 m, it is better not to give such a signal - you can blind another driver. In this case, short-term switching from dipped beam to dimensions is used.
Pedestrians do not have the luxury of protection on the road. If you are walking through a busy intersection or in a crowded city center, it may be difficult for drivers to see you. For this reason, it is your responsibility to ensure that pedestrians assume that others cannot see you. Stay away from cars, avoid blind spots, and pay attention to traffic signs and lights. Stay completely outside at a busy intersection to give oncoming vehicles enough room to maneuver. For added safety when walking at night, try carrying a flashlight or wearing brightly colored clothing to stay as visible as possible.
The sound signal is even more effective than the light signal, but is used less frequently.
single horn can mean gratitude or an attempt to draw attention (to a light signal)
long beep means an emergency and driver dissatisfaction.
In a number of cases, neither sound nor light can express something. In this case, hand gestures are used.
A number of such gestures are fixed in the Rules: hand signals are given when the turn signals are missing or not working.
As a motorcyclist, you feel like a sworn community, unlike a car driver, because motorcycles share a sense of freedom. This is why there are motorcycle signs between motorcyclists that provide simple understanding and reinforce the sense of unity.
Below we show you the most important signs for motorcyclists. This sign lived up to legendary driver Barry Shane, who always showed it after a winning race. This is especially useful for urban traffic as there are too many road users.
Left turn signal corresponds to the left arm extended to the side, or the right arm extended to the side and bent at a right angle.
Right turn signal corresponds to the right arm extended to the side, or the left arm extended to the side and bent at a right angle.
Brake signal served with a raised right or left hand.
Besides:
Driver waving, wanting to let the pedestrian through (the pedestrian, who did not even look at the Rules of the SDA, will not understand another signal).
To you gesture to the side of the road when your car behaves strangely on the road.
When, if you forgot to turn on the light- you will be shown with a very original gesture from the "dance of the little ducklings", which looks like a flashing light bulb, or simply by pointing your fingers in the eyes
When you forget to close the trunk- you will see hand clapping in the air, and banging on the door- Not closed door or a pinched belt.
If you see a gesture: hand describing a circle- you have a flat tire, the same means hand clenched into a fist(but only truckers will understand this gesture. The rest are more likely to be offended. Do not be offended when you see "fig"- this means that a stone or other object is stuck between the twin wheels.
Such a hand signal given by the driver of a car informs you
It's also safer - especially for beginners - to leave both hands on the wheel. It's safer than hands off the wheel at high acceleration. The sign should not be confused with a bump, which can cause confusion for drivers. A flashlight is often used to draw attention to danger. If the flasher goes down with a hint of a hand, you should slow down. To display a stop in a group, it is best to use a traffic sign to indicate the next filling station, next stop or next exit.
Motorcyclists have their own specific gestures
and public transport drivers
That's actually all the signals that can be found on domestic roads. However, remember that the use of direction indicators or alarms may not always indicate generally accepted signals. Therefore, before you decide to overtake a truck that has a right turn, make sure that the oncoming lane is free and only then start overtaking. In addition, all signals and gestures of drivers are primarily aimed at safety and respect for each other by road users. Therefore, do not abuse the signaling and do not try to use them just like that. This can confuse other road users and cause an accident.
Good luck on the roads.
Usually a motorcyclist shows his riders on boats and other dangers on the road - even if there is already a danger sign on the side of the road. Twice warned that it's safer because each of us has already forgotten road sign. When the reserve tank lights up, a simple manual signal indicates that fuel tank should be: just press your thumb on the tank. Everyone in the group will understand this. You can then point to the next gas station sign. In roadster cars, the bandit is an advantage as it has a fairly large reservoir and relatively low consumption.
Ticket 27 - Question 1
Can drivers involved in a traffic accident (RTA), as a result of which damage was caused only to property, issue documents about the accident at the nearest traffic police post or police unit?
2. They can, only if there are no disagreements in determining the circumstances of causing harm in connection with damage to property as a result of an accident, the nature and list of visible damage to vehicles and subject to prior fixation of their position, traces and objects related to the accident, as well as damage to vehicles .
Slippery roads are a particular hazard for motorcyclists. If you are making slippery surfaces such as sand, oil, gravel or the like, you should alert the drivers behind you by pulling your leg. If you see a motorcyclist who is out of light or having problems with their headlights, this is indicated by opening and closing the hand.
When you ride a bike, you concentrate a lot on the route and the weather - you may miss an exit or an intersection. For the necessary maneuver, there is the following hand sign: the upper level pointer moves in a circle. Please do not turn straight onto the highway, but only according to traffic rules.
3. They can't.
Correct answer:
Turn right.
Ticket 27 - Question 8
When changing lanes to the right lane in this situation, you:
1. Must give way to a vehicle moving in the adjacent lane.
2. Have an advantage in movement.
Correct answer:
You must give way to a vehicle moving in the adjacent lane.
Sometimes it's not empty tank rather an empty stomach requiring a break. To illustrate this to his fellow riders, the hand is brought to the mouth. If, on the other hand, a pause for drinking is needed, just point your thumb at your mouth - an internationally understood sign.
Bicycles do not have flashers. However, we move between traffic, or rather we are part of the traffic, and we move between cars, motorcycles, trucks and buses. Signaling our intentions is just as important as it is for these cars. If we are planning to turn or change lanes, it is convenient for the car following us to take it into account. But, without indicators, we don't have it that easy. Fortunately, there is a code between the intuitive and the established that allows us to communicate these intentions clearly and concisely.
Ticket 27 - Question 9
On what trajectory are you allowed to make a U-turn?
1. Only according to A.
2. Only according to B.
3. U-turns are prohibited along the indicated trajectories.
Correct answer:
Continue driving only after the truck clears the lane.
These are signs based on body gesture. The hands leave the body, become visible and become our signals, our flashes. With these signs and gestures, we not only demand more respect for our position on the street, we increase our own safety and that of others, we are also more civilized, we manage, among other things, to use more space and save time.
Specify a move with a weapon
Left turn is the most obvious sign. If we twist to our left, we expand our left hand. This gesture is not only established as such, but also intuitively, as we almost indicate our future direction. Therefore, we will not doubt the next step for those who are not very familiar with this code.
Ticket 27 - Question 11
Is it illegal to overtake on a hill?
1. Allowed.
Correct answer:
Prohibited only at the end of the climb.
Ticket 27 - Question 12
Did the truck driver violate the parking rules?
1. Violated.
2. Violated, only if the permitted maximum weight of the truck is more than 3.5 tons.
To turn right, we have two options. The most intuitive, again, would be the extension of the right hand. There is also an alternative sign of a proper turn, which is to raise the left arm at a right angle. They also do cars.
Therefore, combining either of these two gestures with this contraction can be somewhat tricky, as both hands are required to brake the bike. In some countries, it is also recommended that the palm be pointed towards the ground. Pointing the hand to the ground, but leaving the elbow at a right angle, instead of stretching out—holding a large square box with the hand, for example—may be more conspicuous, but for a person on a bicycle, nothing is a natural gesture. Views are not given as code, but they can sometimes be a more useful or understandable resource.
3. Did not violate.
Parking on the edge of the sidewalk bordering the carriageway is prohibited. Thus, the truck driver violated the parking rules (clause 12.2), although he ensured a distance of 3 m between the solid marking line and the car (clauses 12.4 and 12.5).
Correct answer:
Violated.
Ticket 27 - Question 13
If we need to stop completely, it's best to first find a gap and stop there. It can be fun to wear reflective gloves, especially if we're traveling with low visibility times, to make sure they see our gestures. In addition, we have already said in other articles that durable gloves for cycling users are highly recommended, because in the event of a fall, the hand is the first thing that goes to the ground and slows down the impact of all our weight.
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What should you do when turning right?
1. Stop and wait for another signal from the traffic controller.
2. Drive through the intersection, giving way to the tram.
3. Pass the intersection first.
If the traffic controller is facing you with his left side, and his right arm is extended forward, movement is allowed in all directions, including to the right. Tram by given signal the traffic controller is directly prohibited (clause 6.10). So you can pass the intersection first.
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Which direction indicators are you required to turn on when making a turn along such a trajectory?
From this point of view, golf is expected with obviousness. As in previous generations, its mechanical strength and careless use were even strong arguments in its favor. Beware of this 4th version: if the car is visually well built and performed well, its flaws were numerous, sometimes resulting in immobilization or mechanical damage for which repairs are very costly.
Correct answer:
Pass the intersection first.
Ticket 27 - Question 14
What should you do when driving through a roundabout?
1. Pass the intersection first.
3. Act by mutual agreement with the truck driver.
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- Caused by a clogged motorized throttle.
- Engine 6.
- Remedy: reprogramming the injection body.
- In addition, the re-transmission of cyclic vibrations in the cabin at idle.
- In 3-door versions of the 98, the front seats tend to move.
- Front seats.
- On all models, repeated holes in the power windows.
- Partial support depending on the age and mileage of the car.
- Conditioning.
- Cause caused by the circuit board on the back of the meters.
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You must give way truck, since at any intersections of equivalent roads, including at roundabouts, there is general rule: give way to a vehicle approaching from the right (section 13.11).
Correct answer:
Give way to a truck.
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You intend to stop on the left at the sidewalk. When are you required to turn on your turn signals?
In short, although this good tool for teaching kids about electricity, it is sold a bit like a gadget. To light the tube, simply touch both ends at the same time, our body closes the circuit of the device, turns everything on and starts beeping as long as contact is maintained. Several "experiments" are possible, which ultimately allow children to better understand the principle of electrical conductivity inherent in electricity. So far, all is well, except that the pipe passed away after one hour of play.
Ticket 27 - Question 15
To whom do you have to give way when turning left?
1. Passenger car only.
2. Passenger car and bus.
3. All vehicles.
Since you are approaching the intersection on a secondary road (signs 2.4 “Give way” and 8.13 “Direction of the main road”), you need to give way only to a bus and a car (clause 13.9). In front of a motorcycle, you have an advantage according to the rules for crossing equivalent roads, since you are on the right of it (clauses 13.10 and 13.11).
Correct answer:
Car and bus.
Ticket 27 - Question 16
What is the shortest distance to the nearest rail you have to stop?
