Category C1 questions

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1. Question no. 6283 In this situation, can you bypass the barrier and enter the railway crossing after making sure that the train is not coming? 3 pts B A A1 A2 +
2. Question no. 6286 In this situation, can you enter the railway crossing? 3 pts B A A1 A2 +
3. Question no. 6287 Can you, as a driver, move away from a car which engine is running? 2 pts B A A1 A2 +
4. Question no. 6290 In this situation, are you obliged to stop in front of the railway crossing? 3 pts B A A1 A2 +
5. Question no. 6292 If you're involved in a car accident in which there are injured persons, can you leave the scene of the accident once the ambulance service has been called? 1 pts B A A1 A2 +
6. Question no. 6293 If you're involved in a car accident in which there are fatalities, are you obliged to remain on the scene of the accident after the ambulance service had been called? 1 pts B A A1 A2 +
7. Question no. 6294 If you're involved in a car accident in which there are injured parties, can you remove your car from the scene of the accident so that it does not create an obstacle to traffic? 1 pts B A A1 A2 +
8. Question no. 6295 If you're involved in a car accident in which there are injured persons, are you obliged to leave your car at the scene of the accident? 1 pts B A A1 A2 +
9. Question no. 6296 If you're involved in a car accident in which there are no injuries or fatalities, are you obliged to call the Police? 1 pts B A A1 A2 +
10. Question no. 6297 If you're involved in a car accident in which there are no injuries or fatalities, are you obliged to immediately remove your car from the scene of the accident? 1 pts B A A1 A2 +
11. Question no. 6298 If you're involved in a car accident in which there are injured parties, are you obliged to call the emergency service and provide the necessary assistance to the victims? 1 pts B A A1 A2 +
12. Question no. 6299 If you're involved in a car accident, are you obliged to provide your personal details at the request of the second party involved in the same accident? 1 pts B A A1 A2 +
13. Question no. 6300 If you have stopped your vehicle on an expressway due to a breakdown, must you switch on your emergency lights, and if the vehicle is not so equipped, your position lights? 1 pts B A A1 A2 +
14. Question no. 6301 Is it correct to place a warning triangle at a distance of 30-50 m behind the car, if the car breaks down on an express road? 1 pts B C C1 D +
15. Question no. 6302 If you're involved in an accident on a motorway, do you have to signal the fact that your car is immobilized by turning on the emergency lights? 1 pts B C C1 D +
16. Question no. 6303 In the situation that you see here, while you park a broken-down car on the road outside a built-up area, are you obliged to place a warning triangle behind it at a distance of 150 m? 1 pts B B1 C C1 +
17. Question no. 6304 If you park a broken-down car outside a built-up area, are you obliged to place a warning triangle immediately behind the car or on it? 1 pts B B1 C C1 +
18. Question no. 6305 While parking a broken-down car on a paved road outside a built-up area, do you have to leave the low-beam lights on? 1 pts B B1 C C1 +
19. Question no. 6306 In the presented situation, are you obliged to signal the fact that you have parked a broken-down car on a road which is not an express road, if the car may be seen from a sufficient distance? 1 pts B A A1 A2 +
20. Question no. 6307 Should you signal the fact of parking a broken-down car on an area excluded from driving? 1 pts B A A1 A2 +