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Should the driver of a car give way to a cyclist in this situation?

1.No, since he drives along the main road.
2.No, since the cyclist moves along the cycle lane.
3.Should give way.

Under what conditions is a driver prohibited to move into the intersection?

1.If the vehicle moving ahead moves at a speed lower than 30 km/h.
2.If a vehicle with an orange flashing beacon is approaching.
3.If there occurred a traffic jam behind the intersection, which will force the driver to stop at the intersection, and this will create an obstacle to the traffic of other vehicles and pedestrians.
4.Answers 2 and 3.
5.Answers 1, 2 and 3.

At what place does the driver have to stop stopping his vehicle in case of stopping to fulfill the requirement to give way?

2.At place A.
3.At place B.
1.At place A or B.

Who of the drivers must give way to pedestrians?

1.Both drivers.
2.Driver of a white car only.
3.Driver of a blue car only.

Should the driver of a car, when turning right at the intersection, give way to a cyclist who is moving straight in the same direction?

3.Yes, if the cyclist moves along the cycle lane.
1.No.
2.Yes, always.

Which figure shows an unregulated intersection (in Figures 2 and 3 flashing yellow)?

On the first.
On the second.
On the third.
In all the drawings.

Which intersection is considered to be regulated?

3.Intersection, where the priority of passing is regulated by road signs only.
5.Intersection, where the priority of passing is regulated by the signals of the traffic light only.
4.Intersection, where the priority of passing is regulated by the signals of the traffic guard only.
1.Intersection, where the priority of passing is regulated by road signs, signals of the traffic light or signals of the traffic guard.
2.Intersection, where the priority of passing is regulated by the signals of the traffic light or traffic guard.

Should the driver of a car give way to a cyclist in this situation?

3.Yes.
1.No, as the cyclist moves along the cycle lane.
2.No, as he moves at the signal of the traffic light, which allows movement.

How should a driver of a white car approaching the intersection pass through this intersection?

1.Stop before "Stop Line" road surface marking and then continue movement without giving way to anyone.
2.Stop before "Stop Line" road surface marking, having fulfilled the requirement of "Passing without stopping prohibited" sign.
3.Pass through the intersection without stopping.

Should the driver of a white car give way to pedestrians who cross the carriageway at the intersection along the pavement continuation line?

1.No.
2.Yes, always.

Is it allowed for the driver of a red car to move into the intersection at the green flashing signal of the traffic light, if a traffic jam has formed at the intersection and he will need to stop at the intersection?

2.It is prohibited to move into the intersection.
1.It is allowed to move into the intersection, as the green flashing signal of the traffic light does not prohibit movement.

Should the driver of a blue car give way to pedestrians when turning right or left at this intersection?

2.Should give way when turning in any direction.
1.Should not give way.
4.Should give way, when turning right only.
3.Should give way, when turning left only.

How should a driver of a white car approaching the intersection pass through this intersection?

1.Stop before "Stop Line" surface marking and then continue movement.
2.Stop before "Stop Line" surface marking and, having given way to other vehicles, continue movement.
3.Pass through the intersection without stopping.

Which intersection is considered to be non-regulated?

1.An intersection where the traffic light is off or operates in the yellow signal flashing mode.
2.An intersection where there are no traffic lights and no traffic guard.
3.An intersection, where the priority of passing is regulated by priority road signs only.
4.Answers 1 and 2.
5.Answers 1, 2 and 3.

Can the driver of a white car move into the intersection in this situation?

1. Can, because he is on the main road.
2.Can't, because having stopped he will create an obstacle to the traffic of other vehicles.
3. Can, because he moves straight.

Should the driver of a white car give way to pedestrians who cross the carriageway at the intersection along the pavement continuation line?

1.No.
2.Yes, always.

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Should the driver of a car give way to a cyclist in this situation?

Under what conditions is a driver prohibited to move into the intersection?

At what place does the driver have to stop stopping his vehicle in case of stopping to fulfill the requirement to give way?

Who of the drivers must give way to pedestrians?

Should the driver of a car, when turning right at the intersection, give way to a cyclist who is moving straight in the same direction?

Which figure shows an unregulated intersection (in Figures 2 and 3 flashing yellow)?

Which intersection is considered to be regulated?

Should the driver of a car give way to a cyclist in this situation?

How should a driver of a white car approaching the intersection pass through this intersection?

Should the driver of a white car give way to pedestrians who cross the carriageway at the intersection along the pavement continuation line?

Is it allowed for the driver of a red car to move into the intersection at the green flashing signal of the traffic light, if a traffic jam has formed at the intersection and he will need to stop at the intersection?

Should the driver of a blue car give way to pedestrians when turning right or left at this intersection?

How should a driver of a white car approaching the intersection pass through this intersection?

Which intersection is considered to be non-regulated?

Can the driver of a white car move into the intersection in this situation?

Should the driver of a white car give way to pedestrians who cross the carriageway at the intersection along the pavement continuation line?

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