Ticket 2 - Question 1
How many lanes does this road have?
2. Four.
If there is a dividing lane, the road has two carriageways, each of which is divided by markings into two lanes (clause 1.2).
Correct answer:
Four.
Ticket 2 - Question 2
Can you enter the bridge first?
2. You can, if you do not obstruct the movement of an oncoming car.
3. You can't.
Correct answer:
Slow down to stop and give way to the motorcycle.
Ticket 2 - Question 8
Driving on the left lane, the driver intends to change lanes to the right. Which of the drawings shows the situation in which he is obliged to give way?
1. On the left.
2. On the right.
3. On both.
When changing from the left lane to the right lane, the driver must give way to a passenger car moving in the right lane, both when it is moving straight ahead and in the case of simultaneous rebuilding(clause 8.4).
Correct answer:
On both.
Ticket 2 - Question 9
Can you make a U-turn at this location?
2. It is possible only in the absence of an approaching train.
3. You can't.
U-turn is prohibited directly on themselves railway crossings(clause 8.11). U-turn is allowed before moving.
Correct answer:
Can.
Ticket 2 - Question 10
In what cases is it allowed to run into broken marking lines separating carriageway in lanes?
1. Only if there are no other vehicles on the road.
2. Only when driving in dark time days.
3. Only when rebuilding.
4. In all of the above cases.
Correct answer:
Only when rebuilding.
Ticket 2 - Question 11
Are you allowed to overtake a motorcycle?
1. Allowed.
2. Permitted if the motorcycle rider slows down.
The motorcycle rider and you are approaching unregulated intersection equivalent roads on which overtaking is prohibited (clause 11.4). In addition, on the right is a car, to which the motorcycle driver and you are obliged to give way (clause 13.11).
Question:
I'm on main road in relation to the secondary, on which the yellow vehicle is located? Why can't you overtake?
Answer:
There are no signs to indicate that you are on the main road. The crossed road is not a dirt road. Therefore, overtaking at this intersection is prohibited.
Correct answer:
Forbidden.
Ticket 2 - Question 12
Are you allowed to stay in specified place?
1. Permitted.
2. It is allowed if the car will be no closer than 5 m from the edge of the crossed carriageway.
You are allowed to stop at the indicated place only if the car is not closer than 5 m from the edge of the crossed carriageway, i.e. the distance from the stopped car both in front and behind it to the corresponding edge of the crossed carriageway will be at least 5 m (clause 12.4).
Correct answer:
It is allowed if the car will be no closer than 5 m from the edge of the crossed carriageway.
Ticket 2 - Question 13
You intend to turn left. Who should you give way to?
1. Pedestrians only.
2. Only by bus.
3. Bus and pedestrians.
The intersection at which you are entering is regulated, therefore the order of movement on it is determined not by priority signs, but by traffic lights (clauses 6.15 and 13.3). When turning left, you must give way to a bus moving straight ahead from the opposite direction (section 13.4), and when completing the turn, you must also give way to pedestrians crossing the carriageway onto which you are turning (section 13.1).
Correct answer:
Buses and pedestrians.
Ticket 2 - Question 14
In which case do you have an advantage?
1. Only when turning right.
2. Only when turning left.
3. In both listed cases.
The truck on the left must give way to you (clause 13.11), and therefore you will pass this intersection of equivalent roads first, regardless of the direction of movement.
Correct answer:
In both cases listed.
Ticket 2 - Question 15
Does the motorcycle driver have to give way to you?
1. Required.
2. Not required.
You are on the motorway, as indicated by sign 5.1 
"Motorway", and the motorcycle enters it along the acceleration lane. The motorway is the main road in relation to the adjoining ones (clauses 13.9 and 1.2, the term "Main road"). In this situation, the motorcycle driver must give way to you (clause 8.10).
Correct answer:
Must.
Ticket 2 - Question 16
Is the driver allowed to detour the truck?
1. Permitted.
2. It is allowed if between the barrier and the stopped truck distance over 5 m.
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 vehicle 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 roundabout sign, make right turns when entering and exiting 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 at this intersection Driving directions by lanes» indicates 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, you need to turn on light signals left turn. However, before you give the signal, you should make sure that no one is overtaking you. This is necessary because the rules prevent overtaking by increasing speed or otherwise, in particular by prematurely giving a left turn signal. In this case, the person overtaking you will turn out to be an involuntary violator, since he not allowed to overtake A vehicle signaling 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?
Rules it is allowed to enter the 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?
Run U-turn on a narrow road you can only from the right edge of the roadway. 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 paragraph 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 beginning of movement is the moment of starting vehicle from a stop or stop.
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.
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 vehicle in motion.
You intend to make a U-turn at an intersection. Which direction indicators should be turned on when entering an intersection?
When making a U-turn at a roundabout, you must, guided by the requirement of the roundabout sign, 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 adjacent left lane, and therefore, before changing lanes, you must turn on the left direction 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 road users has priority in each specific 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, a blue car intends to start moving.
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 advantage in this case in movement. Accordingly, the correct answer is to yield blue car driver.
