Karimen exam no 7

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Question 1. This sign indicates a railway crossing with a traffic signal.

Question 2. Compared to manual transmission motorcycles, automatic motorcycles generally have a longer wheelbase and are less maneuverable.

Question 3. When replacing a tire due to a puncture, it is best to do so on a flat, soft surface.

Question 4. The first step in overtaking is to check if the location is not a no-overtaking zone.

Question 5. In a designated horn-use zone, the horn must be used at blind intersections, blind curves, and the crest of steep uphill slopes.

Question 6. With an ordinary motorcycle license, you can drive a minicar.

Question 7. There are four types of main signs and one type of supplementary sign.

Question 8. If it is clear that no pedestrians are crossing a pedestrian crossing, you may pass without slowing down.

Question 9. Motorized bicycles are not considered vehicles.

Question 10. To drive a vehicle with a maximum load capacity of 4 tons, a medium license (including a restricted medium license) or a large license is required.

Question 11. This sign indicates a designated lane for towed vehicles on a vehicle-only road, requiring towed vehicles to use the rightmost lane.

Question 12. The signal for a U-turn must be given 30 meters before the point of the turn.

Question 13. Attaching dark-tinted film to the windshield or driver/passenger windows, or modifying the muffler by cutting or using a straight pipe, is prohibited.

Question 14. When counting passenger capacity, the driver is not included.

Question 15. Private ordinary vehicles must undergo regular inspections every year.

Question 16. When carrying children under 6 years old in a vehicle, the use of a child seat is mandatory.

Question 17. If an accident occurs due to a passenger carelessly opening a door, the driver is not responsible.

Question 18. When placing a person on a truck bed to watch over cargo, permission from the police chief at the departure point is required.

Question 19. In the event of a traffic accident, the vehicle must not be moved until the police arrive to preserve the accident scene.

Question 20. The maximum speed for an ordinary motorcycle on a road with a speed limit of 50 km/h is 50 km/h.

Question 21. This marking indicates approaching a safety zone or a restricted entry area.

Question 22. Proceeding slowly means driving at a speed where the vehicle can stop within approximately 1 meter after braking.

Question 23. Parking or stopping is prohibited within 5 meters of fire-fighting equipment, fire-fighting water tanks, or their road-adjacent entrances.

Question 24. Tire pressure should be checked by observing the deflection of the tire’s contact area.

Question 25. Drivers must anticipate the worst-case scenario with a 'what if' mindset and avoid self-centered assumptions like 'it’s probably fine.'

Question 26. This marking indicates a no-stopping zone, and vehicles must not enter if they are likely to stop within it.

Question 27. Except for motorcycles, vehicle owners must secure a storage location for their vehicle within 5 kilometers of their primary place of use.

Question 28. When parking in a time-restricted parking zone with a parking meter, the meter must be activated immediately.

Question 29. Minicars cannot travel on vehicle-only roads.

Question 30. Bus stops on highways can be used for parking or stopping outside of bus operating hours.

Question 31. This sign indicates a rotary (roundabout) ahead.

Question 32. When passing the side of a vehicle stopped at a pedestrian crossing, you must slow down before moving ahead.

Question 33. With permission from the police chief at the departure point, cargo can be loaded on the truck bed or areas other than seats.

Question 34. When braking on a motorcycle, it is better to disengage the clutch to utilize engine braking.

Question 35. Rain is more slippery and dangerous at the start than when it continues to rain.

Question 36. This sign indicates that motorized bicycles must perform a two-stage right turn.

Question 37. When a traffic officer’s hand signal differs from the traffic signal, the hand signal takes precedence.

Question 38. On steep downhill slopes, vehicles must proceed slowly.

Question 39. When braking suddenly at 40 km/h on a paved road, the reaction distance is approximately 22 meters.

Question 40. School buses must turn on their hazard lights when stopping to pick up or drop off children.

Question 41. This marking indicates a safety zone.

Question 42. When the signal is yellow, pedestrians may begin crossing.

Question 43. When driving, the seatback should not be reclined excessively, and you should sit shallowly on the seat.

Question 44. When there is a risk of roads freezing, it is advisable to sprinkle water in advance.

Question 45. In foggy conditions, high-beam headlights should be turned on to improve visibility.

Question 46. Drivers must not engage in actions like revving the engine, sudden starts, or rapid acceleration that disturb others.

Question 47. At night, headlights from your vehicle and oncoming vehicles may make pedestrians near the road center less visible.

Question 48. When passing near pedestrians, vehicles must maintain a safe distance, but bicycles do not need to worry about this.

Question 49. On a flat, straight road, the stopping distance of an express train using emergency brakes is approximately 550 meters.

Question 50. Within a railway crossing, shifting gears is prohibited to prevent stalling.