Karimen exam no 8

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Question 1. This sign is a warning sign indicating uneven road surfaces.

Question 2. Trams are not considered automobiles.

Question 3. The maximum load capacity of an ordinary vehicle is 500 kg.

Question 4. An ordinary license allows driving a vehicle with a capacity of 11 passengers.

Question 5. The maximum speed on a vehicle-only road without a specified speed limit is 100 km/h.

Question 6. During a medium license suspension period, you can still drive a motorized bicycle.

Question 7. Driving with a heavy load increases braking distance.

Question 8. Wearing a seatbelt is mandatory when reversing a vehicle.

Question 9. A medium license is required to drive a vehicle with a maximum load capacity of 4 tons.

Question 10. The brakes of a motorcycle have interconnected front and rear brakes.

Question 11. This sign indicates a bicycle crossing lane.

Question 12. Driving with an expired license is considered unlicensed driving.

Question 13. If cargo falls onto a highway, you should request its removal via an emergency telephone.

Question 14. The minimum speed for large motorcycles on the main lanes of expressways is 30 km/h.

Question 15. Stopping to wait for cargo or for passengers to board or alight is considered parking.

Question 16. In a no-overtaking zone, overtaking a motorized bicycle with an automobile is also prohibited.

Question 17. On slippery roads, it is preferable to brake intermittently to reduce speed.

Question 18. When starting an automatic vehicle, shift the gear lever to 'D' without pressing the brake pedal.

Question 19. When driving, wearing sandals or high heels is prohibited as they may interfere with driving.

Question 20. The maximum speed for large special vehicles on general roads is 60 km/h.

Question 21. This sign indicates a horn-use zone, where vehicles and trams must sound their horns.

Question 22. When driving at night on busy roads, it is advisable to switch headlights to low beam.

Question 23. Overtaking a vehicle that is overtaking a motorized bicycle or light vehicle does not constitute double overtaking.

Question 24. As speed increases, stopping distance lengthens, but braking distance shortens.

Question 25. Police motorcycles are not considered emergency vehicles.

Question 26. Trams must proceed slowly at locations with this sign.

Question 27. Carts or rickshaws are considered automobiles.

Question 28. When calculating passenger capacity, three children under 12 years old are counted as two adults.

Question 29. The legal speed limit for ordinary motorcycles or motorized bicycles of 125cc or less when towing another vehicle is 25 km/h.

Question 30. A steep slope refers to a gradient of approximately 10% (about 6 degrees) or more.

Question 31. A priority road is one with this sign or a road with a lane or center line extending into an intersection.

Question 32. Overtaking is allowed near road curves if visibility is clear.

Question 33. If the vehicle ahead is overtaking a motorized bicycle, overtaking that vehicle does not constitute double overtaking.

Question 34. A U-turn refers to reversing a vehicle.

Question 35. You must be at least 20 years old and have held a motorcycle license for at least 3 years to carry a passenger on a motorcycle on general roads.

Question 36. This sign prohibits vehicles from crossing to the right but allows crossing to the left side of the road.

Question 37. If a tire punctures while driving, hold the steering wheel firmly, correct the vehicle’s direction, shift to a low gear to reduce speed, and brake intermittently.

Question 38. Using the horn for greetings is prohibited.

Question 39. When driving in fog, use high-beam headlights and follow the center line or the tail lights of the vehicle ahead.

Question 40. When starting an automatic vehicle, the gear lever should be in 'N' or 'P'.

Question 41. In an automatic vehicle, if the gear lever is not in 'P' or 'N', the vehicle may move slowly even without pressing the accelerator, a phenomenon called creep.

Question 42. When a vehicle’s speed doubles, the centrifugal force also doubles.

Question 43. Tire pressure for highway driving should be slightly lower.

Question 44. If cargo falls onto the main lane of a highway, stop the vehicle and remove the cargo yourself immediately.

Question 45. In principle, parking is prohibited if there is less than 3.5 meters of clearance on the right side of the road.

Question 46. When the road is wet, the reaction distance increases.

Question 47. At a railway crossing with a signal, stopping or checking for safety is not necessary.

Question 48. When passing on a narrow slope, the downhill vehicle must stop temporarily to yield to the uphill vehicle.

Question 49. When passing on a slope with a passing bay, the vehicle on the side with the passing bay must yield, regardless of whether it is going uphill or downhill.

Question 50. When driving at night, keep your gaze as close as possible to monitor road conditions.