Category D questions
Every official question that can appear on the category D theory test, with correct answers and explanations. Search a topic or browse the list.
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Question no. 13553
When driving past a tram or bus stop without a passenger island that requires passengers to step onto the road, must the driver stop the vehicle so pedestrians can freely access the bus?
3 pts
B A A1 A2 +
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Question no. 13554
You intend to drive straight ahead through the intersection. Are you required to give way to a vehicle approaching from the right at this intersection?
3 pts
B A A1 A2 +
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Question no. 13555
You intend to go straight ahead through this junction. Do you have the right of way over a vehicle that may approach from the right?
3 pts
B A A1 A2 +
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Question no. 13561
A safe driving speed is defined as one:
2 pts
B A C C1 +
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Question no. 13562
Should the vehicle's speed be adjusted based on road visibility?
1 pts
B A A1 A2 +
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Question no. 13569
What effect does vehicle speed have on driver reaction time?
1 pts
B A A1 A2 +
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Question no. 13570
Does the speed at which the accident occurred have an impact on its consequences?
3 pts
B A A1 A2 +
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Question no. 13571
Beyond this sign, are you obliged to give way to vehicles approaching from the right at the junction?
3 pts
B A A1 A2 +
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Question no. 13572
Does this sign indicate the obligation to yield to a vehicle approaching from the left at an intersection?
3 pts
B A A1 A2 +
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Question no. 13574
Does this sign indicate that you have priority over vehicles approaching from the opposite direction?
3 pts
B A A1 A2 +
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Question no. 13577
You plan to go straight through the junction. Are you required to yield to a vehicle that may be approaching from the right?
3 pts
B A A1 A2 +
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Question no. 13578
You intend to turn left at this junction. Do you have priority over any vehicles that may emerge?
3 pts
B A A1 A2 +
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Question no. 13580
When driving at night on an unlit, winding road outside built-up areas, you should not drive at the maximum speed limit to avoid hitting an unlit obstacle. Is this true?
2 pts
B A A1 A2 +
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Question no. 13592
Is a vehicle travelling at high speed more difficult for other road users to notice?
2 pts
B A A1 A2 +
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Question no. 13593
Could a 1-second delay in a driver's reaction at the speed limit on an expressway increase the stopping distance by several dozen meters?
2 pts
B A A1 A2 +
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Question no. 13594
Does a vehicle travelling at 100 km/h cover approximately 28 metres per second?
2 pts
B A A1 A2 +
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Question no. 13618
When you reach a level crossing, are you obliged to look out for any approaching rail vehicle, even if the barriers are raised?
3 pts
B A A1 A2 +
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Question no. 13623
As you approach a level crossing, should you be alert to signals that may indicate an approaching rail vehicle?
3 pts
B A A1 A2 +
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Question no. 13627
If the difference in speed between the overtaking vehicle and the vehicle being overtaken is small, will the time taken to overtake be shorter?
3 pts
B A A1 A2 +
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Question no. 13629
If the speed gap between the overtaking vehicle and the one being overtaken is minimal, will the overtaking distance be shorter?
3 pts
B A A1 A2 +