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Question 1Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

In Finland, what is the general speed limit in built-up areas unless signs indicate otherwise?

  1. 30 km/h
  2. 40 km/h
  3. 50 km/h Correct answer.
  4. 60 km/h

Explanation

Finnish law sets 50 km/h as the default speed limit inside built-up areas. A lower limit such as 40 or 30 km/h applies only where it is specifically signposted. Drivers must always adapt speed to conditions even below the posted limit.

Question 2Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

What is the general speed limit on Finnish roads outside built-up areas when no other sign is posted?

  1. 70 km/h
  2. 90 km/h
  3. 80 km/h Correct answer.
  4. 100 km/h

Explanation

Outside built-up areas the default limit is 80 km/h unless a sign shows another value. Higher limits of 100 or 120 km/h appear only on specific signposted roads, often motorways. The 80 km/h default applies on ordinary rural roads.

Question 3Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

You are driving and see a pedestrian stepping onto a zebra crossing ahead. What must you do?

  1. Give way and let the pedestrian cross Correct answer.
  2. Sound the horn and continue
  3. Continue if you can pass before reaching the crossing
  4. Drive around behind the pedestrian

Explanation

Drivers must give way to pedestrians who are on or about to enter a zebra crossing. Approaching such a crossing requires reducing speed so you can stop safely. Passing behind a pedestrian who is already crossing is not permitted.

Question 4Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

What does a solid white centre line on a Finnish road generally indicate?

  1. Overtaking is always allowed
  2. Parking is permitted on the line
  3. The line must not be crossed Correct answer.
  4. The road has one-way traffic

Explanation

A continuous white centre line marks a boundary that must not be crossed. It is used where visibility or other conditions make crossing unsafe. Broken lines, by contrast, may be crossed when it is safe to do so.

Question 5Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

When must you use your vehicle's headlights in Finland?

  1. Only on unlit rural roads
  2. Only in fog or heavy rain
  3. Whenever you are driving, day or night Correct answer.
  4. Only between sunset and sunrise

Explanation

Finnish rules require headlights to be on whenever a vehicle is driven, including in daylight. Dipped beams or daytime running lights are used so the vehicle is visible to others. This applies in towns as well as on rural roads.

Question 6Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

What is the maximum permitted blood alcohol concentration for a driver in Finland?

  1. 0.5 per mille Correct answer.
  2. 0.8 per mille
  3. 1.0 per mille
  4. 0.2 per mille

Explanation

The legal limit for driving in Finland is 0.5 per mille blood alcohol. Driving at 1.2 per mille or more constitutes aggravated drunken driving. Even below the limit, alcohol impairs judgement and should be avoided entirely.

Question 7Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

At an intersection with no signs or signals, a car and a bicycle arrive at the same time from different directions. Which principle applies?

  1. The vehicle going straight always has priority
  2. The vehicle on the right has the right of way Correct answer.
  3. The faster vehicle goes first
  4. The larger vehicle has priority

Explanation

Where priority is not otherwise regulated, the general rule is to give way to traffic approaching from the right. This applies between cars and bicycles alike. Vehicle size or speed does not create priority.

Question 8Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

What is the purpose of a roundabout in Finnish traffic?

  1. Vehicles may stop inside to wait
  2. Entering vehicles have priority
  3. Traffic circulates and entering vehicles give way Correct answer.
  4. The first vehicle to arrive always goes first

Explanation

At a roundabout, traffic already circulating has priority and entering drivers must give way. Drivers signal when leaving and keep to the appropriate lane. Stopping inside the circulating carriageway is not allowed.

Question 9Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

You approach a junction where a traffic light shows a steady amber (yellow) signal. What should you do?

  1. Stop unless you are so close that stopping safely is not possible Correct answer.
  2. Reverse away from the junction
  3. Accelerate to pass before red
  4. Treat it as a green light

Explanation

A steady amber means the signal is about to turn red and you should stop. The only exception is when you are already so close that stopping could cause a collision. Accelerating through an amber light is dangerous and unlawful.

Question 10Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

How should you adjust your following distance when driving on a wet road?

  1. Follow at one car length regardless of speed
  2. Keep the same gap as in dry weather
  3. Increase it to allow for longer braking distance Correct answer.
  4. Reduce it to stay close to the car ahead

Explanation

Wet surfaces reduce tyre grip and lengthen braking distance, so the gap should be increased. A common guide is at least a two-second gap in good conditions, more when wet. Tailgating leaves too little room to stop safely.

Question 11Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

What is the correct way to use a slip road when joining a motorway?

  1. Drive along the hard shoulder until a gap appears
  2. Enter slowly and force other drivers to brake
  3. Build up speed to match motorway traffic and merge when there is a gap Correct answer.
  4. Stop at the end of the slip road and wait

Explanation

The slip road exists so you can accelerate to a speed matching the motorway flow. You then merge into a suitable gap, giving way to traffic already on the motorway. Stopping at the end of the slip road disrupts traffic and is dangerous.

Question 12Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

When are you permitted to use the hard shoulder of a motorway?

  1. For overtaking slower vehicles
  2. For short stops to check a map
  3. Only in an emergency or when indicated by signs Correct answer.
  4. Whenever traffic is congested

Explanation

The hard shoulder is reserved for emergencies such as a breakdown or as directed by signage. Using it for normal driving or overtaking is prohibited. If you must stop, you should move as far right as possible and use hazard lights.

Question 13Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

A bus is signalling to leave a bus stop in a built-up area. How should you respond?

  1. Sound the horn to warn the bus
  2. Maintain speed and force the bus to wait
  3. Accelerate to pass before it moves
  4. Give way to the bus if it is safe to do so Correct answer.

Explanation

In built-up areas drivers should give way to a bus leaving a stop when it is safe. This helps public transport flow and reduces conflict. Forcing the bus to wait or speeding past defeats this rule.

Question 14Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

What does a triangular warning sign with a red border generally indicate?

  1. A mandatory instruction
  2. A parking restriction
  3. The end of a speed limit
  4. A hazard or danger ahead requiring caution Correct answer.

Explanation

Triangular signs with a red border are warning signs alerting drivers to a hazard ahead. They call for reduced speed and increased attention. Mandatory signs are typically circular, and prohibitions often use red circles.

Question 15Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

You intend to turn left at an intersection and a pedestrian is crossing the road you are turning into. What must you do?

  1. Sound the horn and proceed
  2. Wait for the pedestrian to cross before completing the turn Correct answer.
  3. Turn behind the pedestrian without slowing
  4. Turn quickly ahead of the pedestrian

Explanation

When turning, you must give way to pedestrians crossing the road you are entering. The turn should be completed only after they have cleared your path. Cutting in front of or behind a crossing pedestrian is unsafe and unlawful.

Question 16Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

On a two-way road, when may you overtake another vehicle?

  1. When it can be done safely and no rule or marking prohibits it Correct answer.
  2. Only on the right-hand side in all cases
  3. Whenever the vehicle ahead is slower than you
  4. Whenever the road ahead looks clear for a short distance

Explanation

Overtaking is allowed only when it is safe and not forbidden by signs, markings or the road layout. You must be able to see far enough ahead and complete the manoeuvre without endangering others. A slower vehicle ahead does not by itself create a right to overtake.

Question 17Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

What should you do if your vehicle starts to skid on a slippery road?

  1. Accelerate to regain grip
  2. Pull the handbrake firmly
  3. Ease off the accelerator and steer smoothly in the intended direction Correct answer.
  4. Brake hard and turn sharply

Explanation

In a skid, abrupt inputs make matters worse, so you should ease off the accelerator and steer gently. Hard braking or sharp steering can deepen the loss of grip. Smooth corrections help the tyres regain traction.

Question 18Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

What is the rule about using a mobile phone while driving in Finland?

  1. It must not be used in a way that distracts you from driving Correct answer.
  2. It may be used only above 80 km/h
  3. It may be used whenever the road is quiet
  4. It may be used freely at any time

Explanation

Drivers must not use a phone or other device in a manner that distracts them from driving. Even hands-free use must not compromise attention to the road. Using a handheld phone while driving is not permitted.

Question 19Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

You are approaching a level crossing where the barrier is lowering and lights are flashing. What must you do?

  1. Stop on the tracks until the barrier lifts
  2. Stop before the crossing and wait Correct answer.
  3. Speed up to cross before the train arrives
  4. Drive around the barrier if it seems clear

Explanation

Flashing lights and a lowering barrier mean a train is approaching, so you must stop before the crossing. Driving around a barrier or racing a train is extremely dangerous. You must also never stop on the tracks.

Question 20Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

Where is parking prohibited on a Finnish road?

  1. Only where a yellow line is painted
  2. On any street with no parking signs only
  3. Within a short distance of a pedestrian crossing Correct answer.
  4. Only on motorways

Explanation

Parking is prohibited close to pedestrian crossings because parked vehicles would block the view of people crossing. Similar restrictions apply near junctions and on bends. The exact distance is set by traffic rules.

Question 21Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

A driver's reaction time and braking distance together form which quantity?

  1. The following interval
  2. The safety gap
  3. The total stopping distance Correct answer.
  4. The braking efficiency

Explanation

Stopping distance is the sum of the distance travelled during reaction time and the braking distance itself. It grows with speed and worsens on slippery surfaces. Understanding this helps drivers keep a safe following gap.

Question 22Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

You are driving in heavy fog on a rural road. Which approach best matches Finnish traffic rules and safe practice?

  1. Switch on hazard lights and continue at normal speed
  2. Reduce speed, use dipped headlights and keep a larger gap Correct answer.
  3. Use main beams to see further
  4. Keep normal speed to avoid holding up traffic

Explanation

Fog reduces visibility, so you should slow down, use dipped headlights and increase the following gap. Main beams reflect off the fog and reduce visibility. Hazard lights are for emergencies, not for normal driving in fog.

Question 23Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

Why does a loaded vehicle need a longer braking distance than an empty one at the same speed?

  1. Loaded vehicles have softer brake pedals by law
  2. The engine braking effect increases with load
  3. Greater mass increases the kinetic energy the brakes must absorb Correct answer.
  4. The tyres have less grip when loaded

Explanation

A heavier vehicle carries more kinetic energy at a given speed, so the brakes must dissipate more energy. This generally lengthens the braking distance. Drivers should therefore allow a larger safety margin when carrying a heavy load.

Question 24Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

On a motorway, a vehicle ahead suddenly brakes hard and traffic behind is dense. What is the safest response?

  1. Accelerate to pass on the right
  2. Change lanes abruptly without signalling
  3. Brake firmly while checking mirrors and maintaining your lane Correct answer.
  4. Swerve onto the hard shoulder to avoid braking

Explanation

The safest response is controlled firm braking in your own lane while monitoring the traffic behind. Sudden swerves or unplanned lane changes can cause secondary collisions. The hard shoulder is reserved for emergencies.

Question 25Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

Why is it important to check blind spots before changing lanes, even when using mirrors?

  1. Mirrors are only useful when reversing
  2. Checking blind spots is required only at night
  3. Mirrors do not cover every area around the vehicle Correct answer.
  4. Blind spots exist only on large trucks

Explanation

Mirrors leave areas beside and behind the vehicle that they cannot show, so a shoulder check is needed. A vehicle in such a blind spot could otherwise be missed during a lane change. This applies to all vehicle types, not only trucks.

Question 26Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

In Finland, what does a circular blue sign with a white bicycle symbol mean for a cyclist?

  1. A bicycle parking area begins there
  2. Cycling is compulsory along that route Correct answer.
  3. Cyclists must give way to all traffic
  4. Cycling is prohibited beyond the sign

Explanation

Blue circular signs in Finland give a positive instruction, and the blue sign with a white bicycle designates a compulsory cycle path. A cyclist travelling in that direction must use the path rather than the adjacent carriageway. Prohibition signs are circular with a red border, not plain blue.

Question 27Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

You are driving and see a traffic warden or police officer raising an arm straight up at an intersection. How must you interpret this signal?

  1. Only traffic behind the officer must stop
  2. Traffic from all directions must stop Correct answer.
  3. You may proceed if your light is green
  4. The signal applies only to pedestrians

Explanation

A raised arm by an officer controlling traffic means stop for all approaching traffic, regardless of what the lights show. The officer's signal overrides traffic lights and signs. You may continue only when the officer gives a signal to proceed.

Question 28Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

On a Finnish road, when are you allowed to use hazard warning lights while driving?

  1. When you are being towed by another vehicle
  2. Whenever you drive in heavy rain
  3. When you want to warn of a speed camera ahead
  4. When your vehicle is stationary and causes an unexpected hazard Correct answer.

Explanation

Hazard warning lights are intended to warn other road users of an unexpected stationary hazard, such as a breakdown or a queue end. They are not a substitute for normal lighting in rain or fog. Using them while moving for other purposes can mislead other drivers.

Question 29Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

You are driving in a built-up area at night on an unlit road and meet an oncoming vehicle. What should you do with your headlights?

  1. Use hazard lights instead of headlights
  2. Switch all headlights off briefly
  3. Keep main beam on until the vehicle has passed
  4. Switch from main beam to dipped beam in good time Correct answer.

Explanation

Main beam dazzles oncoming drivers, so you must dip your headlights early enough that the other driver is not blinded. Dipped beam still lights the road sufficiently in a built-up area. After the vehicle has passed you may return to main beam if conditions allow.

Question 30Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

What is the general speed limit on Finnish roads outside built-up areas when no sign shows a lower limit?

  1. 100 km/h
  2. 60 km/h
  3. 120 km/h
  4. 80 km/h Correct answer.

Explanation

Outside built-up areas the general limit is 80 km/h unless signs set another value. Higher limits such as 100 km/h apply only where specifically signed, typically on main roads. In built-up areas the general limit is 50 km/h.

Question 31Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

You are approaching a pedestrian crossing where a pedestrian is waiting at the kerb but has not yet stepped onto the road. What does Finnish traffic law require?

  1. You only need to slow down and sound the horn
  2. You may continue if you are below the speed limit
  3. You must stop only after the pedestrian steps out
  4. You must give way to the pedestrian intending to cross Correct answer.

Explanation

In Finland a driver must yield to a pedestrian who is about to use a crossing, not only to one already on it. Waiting at the kerb in a way that shows intent to cross triggers the duty to give way. Sounding the horn does not discharge that duty.

Question 32Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

At a T-junction with no signs, you are on the road that ends and want to turn onto the through road. Who has priority?

  1. You, because you arrived first
  2. You, because you are turning right
  3. Traffic on the through road you are joining Correct answer.
  4. Whoever signals first

Explanation

When a road ends at a T-junction without priority signs, vehicles on the terminating road must yield to traffic on the continuing road. Turning right does not create priority. Signalling only communicates intention and never grants right of way.

Question 33Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

How should you use the lanes of a roundabout in Finland when you intend to leave at the last exit?

  1. Enter the inner lane where markings allow and move to the outer lane before your exit Correct answer.
  2. Change lanes without signalling near the exit
  3. Stay in the outer lane for the whole circuit
  4. Drive anticlockwise only if no other traffic is present

Explanation

On multi-lane roundabouts you may use the inner lane for a later exit, then move to the outer lane in good time before leaving. This keeps the outer lane clear for vehicles taking the first exits. Lane changes must be signalled and must not cut across other users.

Question 34Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

You are driving behind a tram that has stopped at a stop without a refuge island. How should you pass it?

  1. Stop and wait if passengers are boarding or alighting Correct answer.
  2. Overtake on the right along the track
  3. Sound the horn and drive past
  4. Pass slowly on the left without stopping

Explanation

When a tram stops without a refuge, passengers step directly onto the carriageway, so you must stop to let them board or leave safely. Passing is allowed only once the way is clear. Driving past boarding passengers endangers them.

Question 35Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

What does a yellow diamond-shaped sign with a white border indicate in Finland?

  1. A speed limit change
  2. A compulsory stop ahead
  3. A priority road Correct answer.
  4. A pedestrian zone

Explanation

The yellow diamond marks a priority road, telling drivers they have right of way at junctions along that route. It is placed before intersections where the priority applies. It is not a stop sign, and it does not set a speed limit.

Question 36Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

You are driving in a queue and an emergency vehicle with blue flashing lights and siren approaches from behind. What is the correct action?

  1. Brake sharply in your lane and stop immediately
  2. Ignore it until it uses a loudspeaker
  3. Make way by moving aside or stopping where it is safe to let it pass Correct answer.
  4. Speed up to stay ahead of it

Explanation

Emergency vehicles on an urgent call have the right to expect others to clear the way. You should move aside or stop where it is safe, without creating a new hazard. Sharp braking in a live lane can cause a collision behind you.

Question 37Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

On a road with a broken white centre line, what does the line permit?

  1. No overtaking at any time
  2. Parking along the centre of the road
  3. Overtaking only by motorcycles
  4. Overtaking when it is safe and no other restriction applies Correct answer.

Explanation

A broken centre line may be crossed for overtaking when visibility and traffic conditions make it safe. It does not by itself authorise overtaking near junctions, crossings or crests. A continuous line, by contrast, must not be crossed.

Question 38Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

You are about to drive after taking medicine that may cause drowsiness. What does Finnish law and safe practice require?

  1. Do not drive if the medicine impairs your ability to drive safely Correct answer.
  2. Drink coffee and drive as normal
  3. Drive only on roads with low speed limits
  4. Drive only during daylight hours

Explanation

A driver must always be fit to drive, and a medicine that impairs alertness can make driving unlawful as well as unsafe. You should check the label and your own reaction before driving. Low speed or daylight does not remove the impairment.

Question 39Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

What is the minimum tread depth required for car tyres in Finnish summer conditions?

  1. 3.0 mm
  2. 0.8 mm
  3. 5.0 mm
  4. 1.6 mm Correct answer.

Explanation

The general legal minimum tread depth for car tyres is 1.6 mm across the main grooves. Winter tyres have a higher requirement during the winter period. Tread below the minimum reduces grip, especially on wet roads.

Question 40Road traffic rules and behaviour in traffic

You are driving on a motorway and miss your exit. What is the correct and lawful action?

  1. Continue to the next exit and turn back there Correct answer.
  2. Reverse along the hard shoulder to the exit
  3. Stop and wait for a gap to cross the median
  4. Make a U-turn through a gap in the central reservation

Explanation

Reversing, U-turns and crossing the median on a motorway are prohibited because they create extreme collision risk at high speed. The only safe and legal response is to continue to the next exit. The extra distance is a minor cost compared with the danger avoided.

Question 41Traffic signs, signals and road markings

Millaisen merkin yhteydessä Suomessa käytetään keltaista vinoneliötä (neliötä vinossa), jossa on valkoinen reunus?

  1. Pysähtymismerkki, joka velvoittaa pysähtymään aina risteyksessä
  2. Väistämisvelvollisuusmerkki, joka velvoittaa väistämään kaikkea liikennettä
  3. Nopeusrajoitusmerkki, joka ilmoittaa tien suurimman sallitun nopeuden
  4. Etusijatieilmoitus, joka osoittaa kuljettajalle, että hänellä on etuoikeus risteyksessä Correct answer.

Explanation

Keltainen vinoneliö on etusijatieilmoitus, joka kertoo kuljettajalle, että hänen tiellään on etuoikeus risteyksissä. Merkki ei itsessään aseta väistämisvelvollisuutta vaan päinvastoin osoittaa etuoikeuden. Se ei myöskään ilmoita nopeusrajoitusta tai pysähtymisvelvollisuutta.

Question 42Traffic signs, signals and road markings

Lähestyt risteystä, jossa on kärkikolmio (ylösalainen kolmio punaisella reunuksella). Mitä merkki velvoittaa sinua tekemään?

  1. Väistämään risteyksessä muuta liikennettä, mutta pysähtyminen ei ole pakollista Correct answer.
  2. Antamaan tietä vain oikealta tuleville ajoneuvoille
  3. Pysähtymään aina ennen risteystä
  4. Ajamaan risteyksen läpi nopeuttamatta

Explanation

Kärkikolmio on väistämisvelvollisuusmerkki: sen kohdalla on väistettävä risteävää liikennettä. Pysähdystä ei vaadita, jos tila riittää turvalliseen väistämiseen. Väistämisvelvollisuus koskee kaikkia niitä, joilla on etuoikeus, ei vain oikealta tulevia.

Question 43Traffic signs, signals and road markings

Mitä tarkoittaa kahdeksankulmainen punainen merkki, jossa on valkoinen teksti STOP?

  1. Risteyksessä on väistettävä vain jalankulkijoita
  2. Ajoneuvo on pysäytettävä kokonaan ennen risteystä ja väistettävä muuta liikennettä Correct answer.
  3. Nopeutta on vähennettävä, mutta pysähtyminen ei ole välttämätöntä
  4. Tiellä on edessä pakollinen tarkastuspiste

Explanation

STOP-merkki velvoittaa pysäyttämään ajoneuvon kokonaan pysäytysviivan tai merkin kohdalle ennen risteystä. Pysähdyksen jälkeen on väistettävä kaikkea etuoikeutettua liikennettä. Pelkkä nopeuden vähentäminen ei täytä merkin vaatimusta.

Question 44Traffic signs, signals and road markings

Millainen merkki ilmoittaa tien suurimman sallitun nopeuden Suomessa?

  1. Vihreä suorakaide, jossa on valkoinen numero
  2. Keltainen kolmio, jossa on musta numero
  3. Sininen neliö, jossa on valkoinen numero
  4. Punareunainen ympyrä, jossa on musta numero valkoisella pohjalla Correct answer.

Explanation

Nopeusrajoitus osoitetaan punareunaisella ympyrällä, jonka sisällä on musta numero valkoisella pohjalla. Siniset neliöt ilmoittavat yleensä suositusnopeudesta tai muusta ohjeesta. Rajoitusmerkin muoto on määräävä, joten väri ja kehys ovat olennainen osa tunnistamista.

Question 45Traffic signs, signals and road markings

Mitä sinisellä ympyrämerkillä, jossa on valkoinen nuoli ylöspäin, ilmoitetaan?

  1. Yksisuuntainen katu, jolle ei saa ajaa
  2. Suositeltu ajonopeus
  3. Väistämisvelvollisuus risteyksessä
  4. Määrätty ajosuunta, jota on noudatettava Correct answer.

Explanation

Siniset ympyrämerkit ovat määräysmerkkejä, ja ylöspäin osoittava nuoli ilmoittaa määrätyn ajosuunnan, jota kuljettajan on noudatettava. Merkki ei ole suositus eikä väistämismerkki. Yksisuuntaisesta kadusta ilmoitetaan eri merkilla.

Question 46Traffic signs, signals and road markings

Mitä tarkoittaa sininen ympyrämerkki, jossa on valkoinen jalankulkijan kuva?

  1. Määrätty jalkakäytävä, jota jalankulkijoiden on käytettävä Correct answer.
  2. Pysäköintialue jalankulkijoille
  3. Varoitus jalankulkijoista tien ylityksessä
  4. Jalankulkijoilta kielletty alue

Explanation

Sininen ympyrä, jossa on jalankulkijan kuva, on määräysmerkki jalankulkijoille tarkoitetusta väylästä eli jalkakäytävästä. Se velvoittaa jalankulkijat käyttämään kyseistä väylää. Merkki ei ole varoitusmerkki eikä kielto.

Question 47Traffic signs, signals and road markings

Millainen on Suomessa käytetty varoitusmerkin perusmuoto?

  1. Punainen kahdeksankulmio, jossa on valkoinen teksti
  2. Sininen ympyrä, jossa on valkoinen kuvio
  3. Punareunainen kolmio, jossa on keltainen pohja ja musta kuvio Correct answer.
  4. Keltainen vinoneliö, jossa on musta reunus

Explanation

Varoitusmerkit ovat punareunaisia kolmioita, joiden pohja on keltainen ja kuvio musta. Tämä muoto erottaa ne määräysmerkeistä ja kieltomerkeistä. Kolmion kärki osoittaa ylöspäin.

Question 48Traffic signs, signals and road markings

Mitä tarkoittaa punareunainen ympyrämerkki, jonka sisällä on musta auto ja vinoviiva sen yli?

  1. Pysäköinti on kielletty
  2. Alueella on noudatettava alennettua nopeutta
  3. Autolla ajo on sallittu vain tietyllä kaistalla
  4. Moottoriajoneuvolla ajo on kielletty Correct answer.

Explanation

Punareunainen ympyrä ja vinoviiva kuvion yli ilmaisevat kiellon. Auton kuva tarkoittaa, että moottoriajoneuvoilla ajo on kielletty kyseisellä alueella tai tiellä. Merkki ei rajoita nopeutta eikä koske pysäköintiä.

Question 49Traffic signs, signals and road markings

Ajat tiellä, jossa on sulkuviiva eli yhtenäinen valkoinen viiva ajokaistojen välissä. Mitä se tarkoittaa?

  1. Viiva osoittaa pysäköintialueen rajan
  2. Kaistanvaihto ja viivan ylittäminen on kielletty Correct answer.
  3. Viiva ilmoittaa vain suositellun ajolinjan
  4. Viivan ylittäminen on sallittua, jos vastaan tulee este

Explanation

Yhtenäinen sulkuviiva ajokaistojen välissä kieltää kaistanvaihdon ja viivan ylittämisen. Viiva on määräävä, ei pelkkä suositus. Sen ylittäminen on sallittua vain erityistapauksissa, kuten väistämättömän esteen kohdalla, mutta pääsääntö on kielto.

Question 50Traffic signs, signals and road markings

Mitä tarkoittaa katkoviiva ajokaistojen välissä?

  1. Viiva kieltää ohittamisen aina
  2. Viiva osoittaa tien reunan
  3. Kaistanvaihto on sallittu, kun se tehdään turvallisesti Correct answer.
  4. Kaistanvaihto on kielletty kokonaan

Explanation

Katkoviiva ajokaistojen välissä sallii kaistanvaihdon, kun se tehdään turvallisesti ja muuta liikennettä vaarantamatta. Katkoviiva ei ole kielto eikä se osoita tien reunaa. Ohittamisen kieltävä viiva on yleensä yhtenäinen.