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The position lighting is responsible for indicating the presence and width of a vehicle on the road. These lamps must be switched on whenever the main-beam or main-beam headlamps, the short beam or dipped-beam headlamps or the front fog lamps are switched on, i.e. they must be switched on whenever any other lighting is used while driving.

When the driver of a vehicle intends to overtake a two-wheeled vehicle on a road outside of a town limits, in this case a bicycle, they must leave a lateral separation of at least 1.50 meters to protect the safety of both. When overtaking in town limits, you must always leave a lateral separation that is proportional to your speed and the characteristics of the road.

One of the most common symptoms in people who suffer from respiratory allergies is constant sneezing and runny nose. These symptoms cause a driver to have decreased ability to concentrate on driving because they must attend to their symptoms, occasionally taking their eyes off the road.

Exterior rearview mirrors cannot be replaced with a panoramic interior mirror because external mirrors are essential for visibility, especially for monitoring blind spots and surrounding traffic. Interior mirrors, even panoramic ones, do not provide the same field of vision as exterior mirrors, particularly for lane changes, overtaking, and reversing. Traffic laws generally require vehicles to have functional exterior mirrors to ensure safe driving.

The driver of a vehicle that intends to turn right or left to use a lane other than the one on which it is traveling, to take another lane on the same road or to leave it, must give prior warning.
In addition, any lateral displacement manoeuvre involving a lane change shall be carried out respecting the priority of the vehicle in the lane to be occupied, so that the vehicle already in that lane shall have the right of way.

جو ڈرائیور اپنے سفر کی سڑک پر دائیں یا بائیں موڑنے، دوسری لین میں جانے یا سڑک چھوڑنے کا ارادہ رکھتا ہے، اسے پہلے سے اطلاع دینی ہوگی۔
اس کے علاوہ، کسی بھی لین کو تبدیل کرنے کے دوران، اس بات کا خیال رکھنا ضروری ہے کہ جو گاڑی پہلے سے اس لین میں ہے، اسے راستہ دیا جائے۔

The vertical overtaking prohibited sign R-305 shown in the image indicates that all vehicles are forbidden from overtaking motor vehicles driving on that road, except in the case of two-wheeled motorcycles, which can be overtaken as long as you do not invade the lane reserved for traffic in the opposite direction. So, in this case, neither of the passenger cars may overtake starting from the vertical sign.

Adaptive lighting systems adjust the vehicle’s headlights based on specific driving conditions. For instance, when driving on a curve or approaching an intersection, the headlights can automatically pivot or adjust their intensity to better illuminate the road, improving visibility for the driver and reducing the chances of accidents. Unlike traditional headlights that have a fixed beam, adaptive lighting systems enhance safety by dynamically adapting to the environment.

Traffic regulations state that fire fighting vehicles, public or private, which are driving in emergency service have right of way over other vehicles and road users when they correctly signal that they are in emergency service. So, when you see one of these vehicles approaching on the road where you are driving, you should get out of the way, usually to the right, to facilitate their passing, even stopping if necessary.

ٹریفک کے قوانین کے مطابق، آگ بجھانے والے گاڑیاں، چاہے پبلک ہوں یا پرائیویٹ، جب ایمرجنسی سروس میں ہوں تو انہیں دوسری گاڑیوں اور سڑک کے صارفین پر راستے کا حق حاصل ہوتا ہے، جب وہ درست اشارہ دیتے ہیں کہ وہ ایمرجنسی میں ہیں۔ اس لیے جب آپ اپنی گاڑی چلاتے وقت ایسی کسی گاڑی کو قریب آتے ہوئے دیکھیں تو آپ کو راستہ دینا چاہیے، عام طور پر دائیں جانب ہٹ کر، تاکہ انہیں گزرنے میں آسانی ہو، یہاں تک کہ ضرورت پڑنے پر رک جائیں۔

Yes, before leaving the vehicle: Correct
When assisting in an accident, it is essential to wear a reflective vest for safety reasons, especially at night or in low-visibility conditions. The vest makes you visible to other road users, reducing the risk of further accidents. Safety should always be prioritized, even in emergency situations, to ensure that both the helper and other road users are protected.
No, since it is an emergency situation: This is incorrect because safety measures, such as wearing a reflective vest, are even more critical in emergency situations.
Only if the accident occurs in an urban zone: This is incorrect because a reflective vest is important in all situations, not just in urban zones. Whether the accident occurs in a rural area or an urban zone, and a reflective vest is an essential tool in improving visibility.

When the driver of a vehicle suffers from a respiratory allergy, he should always be careful to drive with the windows closed and never open, especially in the spring season, since open windows can allow pollen to filter through, giving rise to symptoms such as sneezing or itchy eyes, which negatively affect the driver’s ability to drive.

In Spanish traffic regulations, a continuous line—especially a solid yellow along the curb—indicates a strict no stopping and no parking zone. No stopping means vehicles cannot halt there, even temporarily. No parking means vehicles cannot be left unattended for an extended period.

The vehicle’s tire pressure should always be measured with a pressure gauge, which can be pocket-size or found at a workshop or service station. It is recommended to check tire pressure frequently, before starting a long trip, and always when the tires are cold.

Going in reverse: Correct
Accidents with pedestrians are more likely to occur when a vehicle is going in reverse.
Limited visibility: When reversing, the driver has a restricted view of what’s behind the vehicle, making it difficult to see pedestrians, especially in areas with poor lighting or crowded spaces like parking lots.
Increased risk of inattention: Drivers may not be as cautious when reversing, and pedestrians might not be aware of the vehicle’s movement, which increases the likelihood of accidents.
On motorways: This is incorrect because motorways are designed to prevent pedestrians from being on the road. Pedestrians are typically not allowed on motorways, so the risk of accidents with them is minimal.
In all manoeuvres: While you should be cautious in all manoeuvres, the risk of pedestrian accidents is particularly high when reversing due to the limited visibility and close proximity of pedestrians.

When transporting goods that may produce or cause dust to fall with the movement of the vehicle, these must be covered completely and effectively with tarpaulins adapted so that they do not fall and hinder the circulation of other vehicles.

The deceleration lanes that you find on fast roads like dual carriageways and motorways are used to exit the road and merge onto an accessory road by progressively reducing speed. To leave the road and enter the deceleration lane, first you should signal your intention to change lanes, and then pay attention to the signage in the new lane.

The use of a VAO (high occupancy vehicle) lane is limited to motorcycles, passenger cars and adaptable mixed vehicles. Mopeds, animal-drawn vehicles, passenger cars with trailers and animals are excluded from using this lane.
Therefore, in this case, when circulating with a trailer, it will not be able to use this lane.

وی اے او (ہائی آکیوپینسی گاڑی) کی لین کا استعمال موٹر سائیکلوں، مسافر گاڑیوں اور مختلف مقصد کے لیے استعمال ہونے والی گاڑیوں تک محدود ہے۔ اس لین کے استعمال کی اجازت موپیڈز، جانوروں سے کھینچی جانے والی گاڑیوں، ٹریلر والی مسافر گاڑیوں اور جانوروں کو نہیں ہے۔
اس لیے، اس صورت میں، جب ٹریلر کے ساتھ چل رہے ہوں، تو اس لین کا استعمال نہیں کیا جا سکتا۔

On the right as a general rule: Correct
On a three-lane motorway, the general rule is to travel in the left-hand lane unless overtaking. However, if the right-hand lane is free and there is no traffic congestion, it is appropriate to use the right lane for overtaking or for continuous travel when conditions allow. This ensures smoother traffic flow and safer driving.
In the left-hand lane: This is not necessarily correct because the left-hand lane is primarily meant for overtaking other vehicles. If the right-hand lane is free and you’re not overtaking, it is still acceptable to use the right lane for continuous travel. Staying in the left lane when it’s not needed can block traffic and is not ideal when the right lane is free.
Always on the central lane if the motorway is inside a built-up area: This is incorrect because there is no specific rule that mandates always using the central lane in built-up areas.

Preventive maintenance consists of carrying out small care and maintenance tasks on our vehicle on a regular basis without having to wait for it to break down before going to the garage.

This preventive maintenance of the car is performed to ensure both the proper functioning of the car and to prevent traffic accidents caused by mechanical failures.

The TS-53 sign you see in the image indicates that a lane on the left side has been reduced and soon the cars in that lane will have to merge into another lane on the right side of the road.

The fact that the background of the sign is yellow indicates that the obligation is due to the fact that the section is affected by roadworks.

The Road Traffic Regulations define detention as the momentary immobilization of a vehicle due to an emergency (breakdown), traffic needs (traffic jam) or to comply with a regulatory precept (giving way). In short, it is the immobilization of a vehicle due to traffic needs.

The vertical entry restricted sign R-200 indicates that it is prohibited for all vehicles to pass through the section of road where the sign is located without first stopping. This sign may be found at customs or police checkpoints or tollbooths, for example, and these sections of road may have mechanical stopping devices installed in addition to the sign.

A traffic officer with arms crossed obliges all road users approaching the officer from directions that cut the direction indicated by their arms, regardless of their direction of travel, to stop. These users must remain stopped until the officer makes another type of signal that nullifies the previous one.

Whenever you drive faster than 40 kilometers per hour between sunset and sunrise, outside of town, on poorly lit roads or any time of day in poorly lit tunnels, underpasses and sections of road affected by the “tunnel” sign, you should turn on your high-beam headlights. They should never be used on urban roads or cross-town roads.

The use of seat belts is obligatory for the driver and passengers of seats equipped with seat belts or other approved retention devices in vehicles designed for transport of goods and in mixed vehicles on all types of roads, both in and out of town.

As a general rule we shouldn’t take off the helmet of an injured motorcyclist after suffering an accident. In the case of nose haemorrhage we won’t cover or close the injury or the exit of the blood. In a traffic accident we will move the injured the minimum possible.

The vertical hazard warning sign P-17B indicates that you are approaching a section of road where the roadway becomes narrower on the left-hand side, and you should use caution and change lanes when traffic permits.

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Not to endanger other users of the public road: Correct
Before opening the doors of a vehicle, it’s crucial to check that it is safe to do so without endangering pedestrians, cyclists, or other vehicles on the road. Opening the door carelessly can cause accidents or injuries to other road users. This is especially important in busy areas or when parked near traffic. Always ensure it’s clear to open the door without putting others at risk.
Only that no pedestrians are approaching: This is incorrect because, while it is important to watch for pedestrians, it is not the only factor to consider. You must also be aware of other vehicles, cyclists, and the general traffic situation to avoid accidents.
Only that other vehicles are not approaching: This is also incorrect. Although checking for approaching vehicles is important, you must also check for pedestrians or cyclists, as they may be in close proximity to your vehicle, and their safety must also be considered.

Yes: Correct
In thick fog, it is permitted to drive at a slower speed on a motorway, as long as the speed is appropriate for the reduced visibility. In foggy conditions, it is essential to adjust your speed to ensure you can stop within the distance you can see, which often requires slowing down. However, the speed should not be so slow that it obstructs traffic flow or causes a hazard to other drivers.
Yes, in light traffic but not in heavy traffic: This option is incorrect because visibility and safety should be the primary concern in thick fog, not the amount of traffic.
No, a motorway is a high-security route: This option is incorrect because safety in adverse weather conditions, such as thick fog, is more important than the designation of the road. Even on motorways, which are designed for high-speed traffic, driving at an appropriate speed for the conditions is required.

Whenever we want to warn of our intention to perform a manoeuvre, we may use acoustic signals and arm signals to warn other road users of the manoeuvre, as long as they are perceptible to other road users.
The latter, made with the arm, shall prevail over the acoustic and light signals, and shall override any other contrary optical signal.
That is why in this case, in spite of having the turn signal on, the signal made with the arm shall prevail.

جب بھی ہم کسی موڑ یا حرکت کا اشارہ دینا چاہتے ہیں، تو ہم آواز اور ہاتھ کے اشارے استعمال کر سکتے ہیں تاکہ دیگر سڑک استعمال کرنے والوں کو آگاہ کیا جا سکے، جب تک وہ واضح ہوں۔
ہاتھ سے کیے گئے اشارے، آواز یا لائٹ کے اشاروں سے زیادہ اہم ہوتے ہیں اور کسی بھی دوسرے الٹے اشارے کو ختم کر دیتے ہیں۔
اسی وجہ سے، اگرچہ آپ کا ٹرن سگنل آن ہے، پھر بھی ہاتھ سے کیا گیا اشارہ زیادہ اہم ہوگا۔

The vertical sign S-34 that we see in the image, will indicate us the situation of a place inside a tunnel in which we will be able to move our vehicle, in order to leave the passage free to the rest of users of the track. Sometimes, if the sign includes the letters SOS, this lay-by will include an emergency telephone.