Category T questions

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1. Question no. 13440 In this scenario, could the vehicle travelling by the roadside pose a hazard? 2 pts B A A1 A2 +
2. Question no. 13441 In this situation, does the vehicle travelling in the left lane pose a hazard? 2 pts B A A1 A2 +
3. Question no. 13442 In this situation, does the loader excavator pose a hazard? 2 pts B A A1 A2 +
4. Question no. 13443 In this scenario, does the pedestrian in the pedestrian crossing pose a hazard? 2 pts B A A1 A2 +
5. Question no. 13447 Are you warned in this situation of a possible encounter with farm animals on the road? 2 pts B A A1 A2 +
6. Question no. 13451 May the devices forcing slow driving beyond this sign not be marked with warning signs? 1 pts B A A1 A2 +
7. Question no. 13454 When you approach a crossing marked in this manner, should you expect limited visibility? 3 pts B A A1 A2 +
8. Question no. 13455 When approaching a level crossing with overhead lines, should you be mindful of the extra risks involved? 3 pts B A A1 A2 +
9. Question no. 13457 Could you put the lives or health of several people at risk by ignoring a stop while driving over the railway tracks at this point? 3 pts B A A1 A2 +
10. Question no. 13458 When approaching a level crossing, are you required to adjust your speed according to changing conditions? 3 pts B A A1 A2 +
11. Question no. 13459 Is it permissible to drive at a speed that could make it difficult to stop the vehicle when the red signal starts flashing? 3 pts B A A1 A2 +
12. Question no. 13460 If you cannot remove the damaged vehicle from the tracks, are you required to alert the train driver about the potential danger? 3 pts B A A1 A2 +
13. Question no. 13461 If your vehicle gets stuck on a level crossing, are you required to first alert the train driver to the potential danger? 3 pts B A A1 A2 +
14. Question no. 13463 Does the design of the barriers enable a vehicle to break through if it gets stuck on a level crossing between closed barriers? 3 pts B A A1 A2 +
15. Question no. 13464 When you exercise caution, are you allowed to enter a railway crossing if the barrier has just started to lower? 3 pts B A A1 A2 +
16. Question no. 13465 Once traffic resumes at the multi-track crossing, should you check for approaching trains on other tracks before entering the track? 3 pts B A A1 A2 +
17. Question no. 13466 In this scenario, once you’ve confirmed that no train is approaching, are you permitted to drive around the lowered half-barrier and cross the railway tracks? 3 pts B A A1 A2 +
18. Question no. 13467 In this scenario, are you obliged to bring your vehicle to a stop before the visible prohibition sign? 3 pts B A A1 A2 +
19. Question no. 13468 In this situation, after halting and making sure that no train is approaching, do you have the right to proceed without waiting for permission from an authorised individual? 3 pts B A A1 A2 +
20. Question no. 13469 In this situation, do you have the right to overtake the vehicle in front of you to get across the railway crossing as swiftly as possible? 3 pts B A A1 A2 +