Exam Speed 3 اِگزیم سپیڈ

Speed Limit Test 3

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What is abnormally slow speed for a car on a conventional road with no shoulders?

A) 45 km/h.

B) 60 km/h.

C) Less than 45 km/h.

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What is the maximum speed in this section of road?

A) The one indicated by the sign.

B) The one indicated by the sign plus 20 km/h to overtake.

C) The generic limit of 90 km/h, to overtake.

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Does speed affect the responsiveness of the driver?

A) No, it only affects reaction time.

B) No, it's just a matter of experience.

C) Yes.

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As driving speed increases…

A) It is harder to control the vehicle.

B) It becomes less hazardous to drive.

C) It is easier to adapt to traffic conditions.

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What is the maximum speed for a car pulling a trailer with an MAM of 700 kg on a dual carriageway?

A) 90 km/hour.

B) 80 km/hour.

C) 100 km/hour.

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As a general rule, can you drive at 50 km/hour on a motorway?

A) No, you have to drive at least at 60 km/hour.

B) Yes, as that is the minimum permitted speed.

C) No, you have to drive at least at 100 km/hour.

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On a motorway, the speed limit for a motorcycle is…

A) 120 km/h.

B) 100 km/h.

C) 120 km/h and it is possible to exceed 20 km/h to overtake.

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Does vehicle speed affect a driver’s reaction distance?

A) No.

B) Yes, the vehicle travels further during the reaction time.

C) No, it only affects the stopping distance.

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When driving at higher speeds…

A) Traffic signs are not perceived as well.

B) You can see and analyse what is happening around you better.

C) Traffic signs are perceived better.

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When driving while adjusting speed to traffic conditions, it should be done at…

A) An appropriate speed.

B) Excessive speed.

C) Reduced speed.

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What is the maximum speed of a passenger car pulling a trailer weighing less than 750 kg MAM on a dual carriageway?

A) 70 km/h.

B) 80 km/h.

C) 90 Km/h.

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Starting from this sign, traveling at least 30 kilometers per hour is…

A) Recommended.

B) Obligatory.

C) Prohibited.

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What is an inadequate speed?

A) It is below the maximum and above the minimum.

B) It is adapted to the road conditions but exceeds established limits.

C) It is not adapted to traffic or road conditions.

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On an urban road, what is the maximum speed allowed for motorcycles?

A) 50 km/h.

B) 60 km/h.

C) 45 km/h.

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What is the maximum speed allowed for a passenger car on this road if they don’t intend to overtake?

A) 90 Km/h.

B) 120 km/h.

C) 100 km/h.

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Can a car increase the speed limit when overtaking on a dual carriageway?

A) Yes, by 20 km/hour.

B) Yes on a motorway but not on a dual carriageway.

C) No, this is prohibited.

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Is there any relationship between speed and bodily harm?

A) Yes, the greater the driving speed the more severe injuries will be after an accident.

B) Yes, but only in relation to collisions with pedestrians.

C) No.

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On this motorway within town limits, what maximum speed can you travel if there is no signage?

A) 70 km/h.

B) 120 km/h.

C) 80 km/h.

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When speed increases…

A) Reaction distance increases.

B) Responsiveness increases.

C) Reaction time decreases.

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When overtaking on a highway in a passenger car, can you exceed the speed limit? (from March 2022)

A) No, because it is prohibited.

B) Yes, on every road.

C) Yes, by 20 km/h, only on conventional highways.

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What speed is considered abnormally low for a passenger car without apparent cause on this road?

اس سڑک پر بغیر کسی واضح وجہ کے ایک مسافر گاڑی کے لیے کس رفتار کو غیر معمولی طور پر کم سمجھا جاتا ہے؟

A) 60 km/h or less. ساٹھ کلومیٹر فی گھنٹہ یا اس سے کم

B) Less than 45 km/h. پینتالیس کلومیٹر فی گھنٹہ سے کم

C) Less than 50 km/h. پچاس کلومیٹر فی گھنٹہ سے کم

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Can driving at high speed be dangerous?

A) No, because modern vehicles are designed to travel at high speed.

B) Yes, because it can make it difficult to control the vehicle in a dangerous situation.

C) Yes, but only if the road is not in good condition.

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What is the name given to the distance between seeing a danger and stopping the vehicle completely?

A) Stopping distance.

B) Reaction distance.

C) Braking distance.

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Is it important to comply with minimum speed limits?

A) Yes, but only to avoid a ticket.

B) Yes, to avoid causing accidents.

C) No, since minimum speeds are guidelines only.

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What is the speed limit for a truck of under 3,500 kg MAM on a dual carriageway?

A) 120 km/h.

B) 90 km/hour.

C) 100 km/hour.

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What is the speed limit for cars on motorways in built-up areas where there are no signs?

A) 80 km/hour.

B) 120 km/hour.

C) 100 km/hour.

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If you increase speed, braking distance…

A) Does not change.

B) Decreases.

C) Increases.

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Is it important not to drive at more than 50 km/h in cities?

A) Yes, but only to avoid speeding penalties.

B) Yes, because if a pedestrian is hit, their survival probabilities are increased.

C) No, particularly on broad streets and avenues.

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You are driving at a suitable speed when…

A) The speed adapts to the conditions of the driver, vehicle and environment.

B) Maximum speed limits are respected.

C) Driving very slowly.

30 / 30

What is abnormally reduced speed?

A) A speed lower than the maximum permitted.

B) A speed higher than the minimum permitted.

C) A speed lower than the minimum permitted.

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