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Question 1Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

A driver approaches a pedestrian crossing where a pedestrian is already walking across the roadway. What must the driver do?

  1. Stop before the crossing and let the pedestrian cross Correct answer.
  2. Sound the horn to warn the pedestrian and continue
  3. Continue at the same speed because the pedestrian must yield
  4. Slow down and drive around the pedestrian if possible

Explanation

Under KRESZ, drivers must give way to pedestrians on a pedestrian crossing. The obligation is to stop before the crossing and allow the pedestrian to cross safely. Failing to do so is a serious violation.

Question 2Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

In the KRESZ hierarchy of road users, which group is generally required to exercise the greatest care towards the most vulnerable participants?

  1. Pedestrians
  2. Passengers in public transport
  3. Drivers of motor vehicles Correct answer.
  4. Cyclists

Explanation

KRESZ places greater responsibility on drivers of motor vehicles because their vehicles can cause the most harm. They must pay special attention to pedestrians, cyclists and other vulnerable road users. This reflects the general principle that the stronger participant must protect the weaker.

Question 3Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

What is the general speed limit for passenger cars on a motorway (autópálya) in Hungary, unless signs indicate otherwise?

  1. 90 km/h
  2. 130 km/h Correct answer.
  3. 110 km/h
  4. 150 km/h

Explanation

The general speed limit on Hungarian motorways is 130 km/h for passenger cars. Lower limits may be indicated by signs, for example at roadworks or in adverse weather. Drivers must always adapt their speed to the conditions.

Question 4Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

When must a driver use the direction indicator (turn signal)?

  1. Before changing lanes, turning, or pulling away from the kerb Correct answer.
  2. Only when overtaking another vehicle
  3. Only when turning at an intersection
  4. Only when other vehicles are visibly close

Explanation

KRESZ requires drivers to signal their intention before any change of direction or lane. This includes turning, changing lanes, pulling away from the kerb and stopping. Signalling must be timely and clear so other road users can react.

Question 5Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

What does a continuous white line in the centre of the road mean?

  1. Vehicles may cross it to overtake if the road is clear
  2. Vehicles may not cross or straddle it Correct answer.
  3. Vehicles may cross it only at night
  4. Vehicles may cross it to turn left into a side road

Explanation

A continuous white centre line prohibits crossing or straddling. It is used where overtaking or lane changes would be dangerous, such as on bends or crests. Drivers must stay on their side of the line.

Question 6Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

A driver is involved in a traffic accident with personal injury. What is one of the driver's legal obligations?

  1. Stop immediately and provide assistance to the injured Correct answer.
  2. Leave the scene to call a lawyer first
  3. Move the vehicles before helping the injured
  4. Continue driving to the nearest police station without stopping

Explanation

KRESZ requires any driver involved in an accident to stop immediately. They must provide first aid and assistance to injured persons and secure the scene. Leaving the scene without helping is a criminal offence.

Question 7Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

When may a driver use the horn in a built-up area?

  1. To express annoyance at slow traffic
  2. To greet friends on the pavement
  3. Only to warn of an immediate danger Correct answer.
  4. To signal that the driver intends to overtake

Explanation

In built-up areas the horn may be used only to warn of an immediate danger. It must not be used for greeting, protesting or other non-essential purposes. This rule reduces noise and prevents confusion.

Question 8Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

What is the general speed limit for passenger cars outside built-up areas on ordinary roads in Hungary, unless signs indicate otherwise?

  1. 70 km/h
  2. 90 km/h Correct answer.
  3. 130 km/h
  4. 110 km/h

Explanation

On ordinary roads outside built-up areas the general limit for passenger cars is 90 km/h. Higher limits apply on expressways and motorways. Signs may impose lower limits where conditions require.

Question 9Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

A driver approaches an intersection where a police officer is directing traffic with hand signals. The traffic light shows green. Whose signal must the driver follow?

  1. The priority sign
  2. The road markings
  3. The police officer's signals Correct answer.
  4. The traffic light

Explanation

KRESZ establishes an order of precedence: police officers directing traffic override traffic lights, signs and markings. Drivers must follow the officer's signals even if the light is green. This allows safe management of unusual situations.

Question 10Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

At an intersection with no traffic lights, no police officer and no priority signs, which vehicle has the right of way?

  1. The vehicle travelling straight ahead
  2. The larger vehicle
  3. The vehicle approaching from the right Correct answer.
  4. The vehicle approaching from the left

Explanation

In the absence of signals and signs, the general rule of priority to the right applies. A driver must give way to vehicles approaching from the right. This rule is often called the 'right-hand rule'.

Question 11Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

A driver intends to turn left at an intersection. Which statement is correct?

  1. The driver must give way to oncoming traffic going straight or turning right Correct answer.
  2. The driver must give way only to pedestrians
  3. The driver may turn without signalling if no one is behind
  4. The driver has priority because they are turning

Explanation

When turning left, a driver must yield to oncoming vehicles proceeding straight or turning right. The left-turning vehicle crosses their path, so it must wait. Signalling is also required regardless of traffic behind.

Question 12Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

What does a flashing yellow traffic light at an intersection mean?

  1. Only pedestrians may proceed
  2. Stop and wait for a green light
  3. Proceed with caution, observing the general priority rules Correct answer.
  4. The traffic light is out of order and you have absolute priority

Explanation

A flashing yellow light indicates that the traffic light is not regulating priority at that moment. Drivers may proceed but must exercise caution and follow the general priority rules or signs. It does not give anyone absolute priority.

Question 13Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

A driver is overtaking a cyclist on a narrow road. What minimum lateral distance should the driver aim to leave, according to KRESZ principles?

  1. At least 1 metre Correct answer.
  2. No minimum distance is required
  3. At least 3 metres
  4. At least 0.2 metres

Explanation

KRESZ requires drivers to leave a safe lateral distance when overtaking cyclists, generally at least 1 metre. This protects the cyclist from being hit or forced off the road. The driver should also reduce speed if necessary.

Question 14Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

When is a driver allowed to use the hard shoulder (emergency lane) of a motorway?

  1. Whenever traffic is congested
  2. To overtake slower vehicles
  3. To take a short rest
  4. Only in an emergency or when directed by signs Correct answer.

Explanation

The hard shoulder is reserved for emergencies, breakdowns and use directed by signs. Driving on it during congestion or to overtake is prohibited. Stopping there for rest is also not allowed except in an emergency.

Question 15Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

What is the maximum permitted blood alcohol concentration for drivers in Hungary?

  1. 0.00 g/l (zero tolerance) Correct answer.
  2. 0.20 g/l
  3. 0.50 g/l
  4. 0.80 g/l

Explanation

Hungary applies zero tolerance to alcohol for drivers. Any measurable blood alcohol concentration is an offence. Drivers must not consume alcohol before driving.

Question 16Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

A driver approaches a 'Give way' (Elsőbbségadás kötelező) sign at an intersection. What must the driver do?

  1. Sound the horn and continue
  2. Proceed because the sign gives priority
  3. Slow down and give way to traffic on the priority road Correct answer.
  4. Stop completely and then proceed without looking

Explanation

The 'Give way' sign requires the driver to yield to vehicles on the priority road. The driver must slow down and, if necessary, stop to let priority traffic pass. It does not grant priority to the driver.

Question 17Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

What does a 'Stop' (Állj! Elsőbbségadás kötelező) sign require?

  1. A complete stop before the stop line, then give way Correct answer.
  2. Stop only if other vehicles are visible
  3. Stop only at night
  4. Slow down and proceed if the way looks clear

Explanation

The 'Stop' sign requires a complete stop at the stop line, regardless of whether traffic is visible. After stopping, the driver must give way to priority traffic before proceeding. Rolling through the sign is a violation.

Question 18Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

When is a driver permitted to drive in a bus lane during its operating hours?

  1. Only if a sign explicitly allows it, for example for taxis or bicycles Correct answer.
  2. Whenever the lane appears empty
  3. To overtake a slow bus
  4. During peak hours only

Explanation

Bus lanes are reserved for buses and other vehicles explicitly permitted by signs, such as taxis or cyclists. Other drivers may not use them during operating hours. Using a bus lane without authorisation is an offence.

Question 19Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

A driver wishes to make a U-turn. Where is this generally prohibited?

  1. On a road with two lanes in each direction
  2. At an intersection with traffic lights
  3. On a motorway Correct answer.
  4. On a road with a continuous centre line

Explanation

U-turns are prohibited on motorways because they are designed for high-speed one-way traffic. U-turns may also be prohibited elsewhere by signs or markings. On motorways, drivers must continue to the next exit.

Question 20Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

What is required of a driver when a pedestrian is waiting at a zebra crossing without a traffic light?

  1. The driver must stop and allow the pedestrian to cross Correct answer.
  2. The driver must sound the horn to warn the pedestrian
  3. The driver may continue if there is no traffic behind
  4. The driver must slow down but need not stop

Explanation

At an uncontrolled zebra crossing, drivers must stop for pedestrians who are waiting to cross. The pedestrian has priority once they show the intention to cross. Failing to stop is a violation.

Question 21Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

A driver is approaching a railway level crossing where the barrier is lowered. What must the driver do?

  1. Stop only if a train is approaching
  2. Stop and wait until the barrier is fully raised Correct answer.
  3. Sound the horn and proceed
  4. Drive around the barrier if no train is visible

Explanation

A lowered barrier means a train is approaching or passing. Drivers must stop and wait until the barrier is fully raised and the crossing is clear. Driving around a lowered barrier is extremely dangerous and illegal.

Question 22Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

What is the purpose of the 'safe following distance' rule in KRESZ?

  1. To prevent other vehicles from changing lanes
  2. To keep the engine cool
  3. To allow enough time to stop if the vehicle ahead brakes suddenly Correct answer.
  4. To save fuel by driving close behind large vehicles

Explanation

The safe following distance ensures a driver has enough time and space to react and stop if the vehicle ahead brakes suddenly. It is often expressed as the two-second rule. Maintaining it reduces rear-end collisions.

Question 23Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

When may a driver use a mobile phone while driving?

  1. Only with a hands-free system that does not require holding the device Correct answer.
  2. Only to send short text messages
  3. At any time if the call is brief
  4. Whenever traffic is light

Explanation

KRESZ prohibits holding and using a mobile phone while driving. Hands-free systems that allow the driver to keep both hands on the wheel are permitted. Texting or holding the phone is always prohibited.

Question 24Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

A driver is driving at night on an unlit road and meets an oncoming vehicle. What should the driver do with the headlights?

  1. Keep main beam on to see better
  2. Turn off all lights
  3. Flash the headlights repeatedly
  4. Switch from main beam to dipped beam Correct answer.

Explanation

At night, drivers must switch to dipped beam when meeting oncoming traffic to avoid dazzling the other driver. Main beam may be used only when it does not dazzle others. Dipped beam provides adequate illumination without glare.

Question 25Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

A driver is approaching a junction where the traffic light is green but the exit is blocked by stationary traffic. What should the driver do?

  1. Enter the junction and wait in the middle
  2. Wait before the junction until there is space to clear it Correct answer.
  3. Drive onto the pavement to bypass the queue
  4. Sound the horn until the traffic moves

Explanation

A driver must not enter a junction unless there is space to clear it, even on a green light. Blocking the junction obstructs cross traffic and is a violation. The driver should wait before the stop line until space is available.

Question 26Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

Under KRESZ, which road user group enjoys general priority over vehicles at a designated pedestrian crossing without lights?

  1. Riders of animal-drawn carts
  2. Cyclists riding across the road
  3. Drivers emerging from a private driveway
  4. Pedestrians crossing or about to cross Correct answer.

Explanation

KRESZ treats pedestrians on a kijelölt gyalogosátkelőhely as protected: the driver must slow down and, if necessary, stop to let them cross. This priority applies to pedestrians, not to cyclists who are riding rather than walking their bicycle across.

Question 27Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

A driver is about to start from a parked position at the kerb. What does KRESZ require before pulling into the traffic lane?

  1. Only switching on the direction indicator is enough
  2. Sounding the horn to warn approaching traffic
  3. Waiting until a police officer signals that the lane is clear
  4. Checking mirrors and blind spot and giving way to vehicles already in the lane Correct answer.

Explanation

Starting from a standstill is a manoeuvre that must not endanger or obstruct other road users. The driver must check mirrors and the blind spot and let vehicles already travelling in the lane pass before joining it.

Question 28Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

What is the general obligation of a driver whose vehicle is fitted with seat belts regarding passengers in the car?

  1. Only the driver must be belted; passengers decide themselves
  2. The driver must ensure that every occupant uses the belt or an approved restraint Correct answer.
  3. Passengers under 150 cm may travel unbelted on the rear seat
  4. Belts are required only on motorways

Explanation

KRESZ places responsibility on the driver to make sure that all occupants are properly restrained with seat belts or, for small children, an appropriate child restraint system. The duty applies on all roads, not only on motorways.

Question 29Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

A driver is travelling behind a slow agricultural tractor on a road with a continuous white line in the middle. What does KRESZ require?

  1. Remain behind and overtake only where the line permits it Correct answer.
  2. Drive onto the shoulder to pass the tractor
  3. Overtake only if the tractor signals to the right
  4. Overtake immediately because the tractor is slow

Explanation

A continuous centre line (folytonos vonal) forbids crossing it to overtake, regardless of how slow the vehicle ahead is. The driver must be patient and wait for a section where the marking allows overtaking.

Question 30Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

A driver reaches a junction where a 'no stopping' restriction applies to the road ahead because of queuing traffic. What is the correct behaviour when the light is green?

  1. Stop on the crossing while waiting for space
  2. Sound the horn and proceed regardless
  3. Enter the junction and wait in the middle of it
  4. Enter only if the exit beyond the junction is clear Correct answer.

Explanation

Even on a green signal, a driver must not enter an intersection if traffic beyond it would force the vehicle to stop within the junction area. The driver waits before the stop line until the exit side is free.

Question 31Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

How must a driver adjust speed when approaching a bend where the view is obscured by buildings?

  1. Keep the posted limit exactly, since it already accounts for the bend
  2. Accelerate to leave the bend more quickly
  3. Slow down so that the vehicle can stop within the visible distance Correct answer.
  4. Maintain speed and use the horn continuously through the bend

Explanation

KRESZ requires driving at a speed from which the driver can stop within the distance they can see to be clear, especially where visibility is limited. A posted limit is a maximum, not a guarantee of safety for every bend.

Question 32Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

A driver wants to reverse out of a driveway onto a main road. Which statement reflects the KRESZ rule?

  1. Reversing is permitted only where it does not endanger or obstruct other road users and with proper observation Correct answer.
  2. Reversing onto a main road is allowed if the driver uses hazard lights
  3. Reversing is allowed if a passenger guides the driver
  4. Reversing onto any road is always prohibited

Explanation

Reversing is a manoeuvre that must be carried out only where it does not endanger or obstruct others, and the driver must observe carefully, often with assistance. Reversing blindly from a driveway onto a busy road is therefore generally unsafe and often unlawful.

Question 33Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

What is the rule on using daytime running lights or dipped headlights during the day in Hungary?

  1. Lights are needed only at night
  2. Lights are optional in clear weather anywhere
  3. Lights are required outside built-up areas during the day as well Correct answer.
  4. Only motorcycles must use daytime lights

Explanation

In Hungary vehicles must use dipped headlights or approved daytime running lights when travelling outside built-up areas during daylight, in addition to the night-time obligation. Inside built-up areas daytime lighting is not generally mandatory for cars.

Question 34Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

A driver is following a tram that has stopped at a designated stop without a safety island. What must the driver do?

  1. Sound the horn to warn passengers
  2. Pass the tram on the right at increased speed
  3. Stop and let passengers board and alight safely Correct answer.
  4. Overtake the tram on the left immediately

Explanation

Where a tram stops without a protected island, passengers must cross the roadway to reach the pavement. The driver must therefore stop and allow them to board and alight safely before continuing.

Question 35Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

How should a driver behave towards a blind pedestrian carrying a white cane at a crossing?

  1. Signal with the horn so the pedestrian knows a car is present
  2. Flash the headlights to indicate the way is clear
  3. Stop and wait until the pedestrian has safely crossed Correct answer.
  4. Proceed slowly around the pedestrian

Explanation

A white cane signals a visually impaired pedestrian who may not perceive the vehicle. The driver must stop and wait until the person has safely completed the crossing, giving them time and space.

Question 36Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

What does a driver need to consider when loading a roof rack before a journey?

  1. Only the total vehicle weight matters, not the distribution
  2. The load must be secured and must not exceed permitted dimensions or obscure lights and plates Correct answer.
  3. Any load is allowed if it is tied with rope
  4. Roof loads are exempt from dimension limits

Explanation

KRESZ requires loads to be secured so they cannot shift or fall, and the vehicle's permitted dimensions, axle loads and visibility of lights and registration plates must be preserved. Rope alone is not sufficient if the load is unstable.

Question 37Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

A driver's view is blocked by a parked lorry at a pedestrian crossing. What is the required approach?

  1. Maintain speed because the crossing appears empty
  2. Use the horn and continue at the same speed
  3. Slow down and be ready to stop for a pedestrian hidden by the lorry Correct answer.
  4. Overtake the lorry quickly before the crossing

Explanation

Obstructed visibility at a crossing means a pedestrian may be hidden from view. The driver must reduce speed and be prepared to stop, since the duty to give way applies even when the pedestrian only becomes visible at the last moment.

Question 38Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

A driver's vehicle breaks down on a busy single-carriageway road outside a built-up area. Which combination best reflects KRESZ duties?

  1. Only switch on the hazard lights and remain seated
  2. Leave the vehicle where it stopped and walk for help
  3. Move the vehicle off the carriageway if possible, warn other traffic and wear a reflective vest when outside Correct answer.
  4. Place no warning device but wave traffic past

Explanation

When a vehicle becomes immobile, the driver should clear the carriageway where possible, use hazard lights and a warning triangle to protect the site, and wear a reflective vest when moving outside the vehicle. These measures protect both the driver and approaching traffic.

Question 39Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

A driver wishes to enter a roundabout where a 'Give way' line is painted at the entry. Which statement is correct?

  1. Vehicles entering have priority over circulating traffic
  2. The largest vehicle has priority in the roundabout
  3. Traffic already circulating has priority and the entering driver must give way Correct answer.
  4. The driver on the left inside the roundabout must always stop

Explanation

At a roundabout marked with a give-way line at the entry, vehicles already circulating have priority. The entering driver must yield and may join only when it is safe, regardless of vehicle size.

Question 40Traffic regulations (KRESZ): general rules, road-user hierarchy, obligations of drivers

A driver is driving in fog with visibility of about 50 metres. Which choice best matches KRESZ requirements?

  1. Switch off all lights to avoid glare
  2. Use hazard lights continuously while moving
  3. Use dipped headlights and front fog lights if fitted, and reduce speed to match visibility Correct answer.
  4. Use main beam headlights to see further

Explanation

In fog the driver must use dipped headlights, may use fog lights where fitted, and must reduce speed so as to be able to stop within the visible distance. Main beam reflects off the fog and impairs vision.

Question 41Road signs, road markings and traffic light signals

Melyik lámpa jelzi, hogy a járműveknek tilos továbbhaladni, de a gyalogosok már áthaladhatnak?

  1. A sárga villogó fény
  2. A sárga folyamatos fény
  3. A zöld folyamatos fény Correct answer.
  4. A piros folyamatos fény

Explanation

A zöld folyamatos fény a járművek számára a továbbhaladás engedélyét jelenti. Ilyenkor a gyalogosok a számukra kijelölt gyalogátkelőhelyen áthaladhatnak. A piros fény tilos, a sárga folyamatos fény pedig a tilos jelzésre való felkészülést jelzi.

Question 42Road signs, road markings and traffic light signals

Mit jelent a sárga villogó fény a forgalomirányító jelzőlámpán?

  1. Fokozott óvatossággal szabad továbbhaladni Correct answer.
  2. Tilos a továbbhaladás minden irányban
  3. Csak a jobbra kanyarodás megengedett
  4. A járműveknek meg kell állniuk a lámpa előtt

Explanation

A sárga villogó fény nem tiltja a továbbhaladást, hanem fokozott óvatosságra int. Ilyenkor a kereszteződésben a jobbkéz-szabály és a táblák szerint kell eljárni. Megállási kötelezettség csak akkor áll fenn, ha más jelzés vagy tábla ezt előírja.

Question 43Road signs, road markings and traffic light signals

Egy kereszteződésben a forgalomirányító jelzőlámpa zöld fénye mellett a rendőr felemelt karral áll. Mit kell tennie a járművezetőnek?

  1. Csak lassítva haladhat át
  2. Továbbhaladhat, mert a lámpa zöldet mutat
  3. Meg kell állnia, mert a rendőr jelzése elsőbbséget élvez Correct answer.
  4. Dudaszóval jelezhet a rendőrnek

Explanation

A rendőr karjelzése mindig elsőbbséget élvez a jelzőlámpa és a táblák jelzéseivel szemben. A felemelt kar a továbbhaladás tilalmát jelenti minden irányból érkező jármű számára. Ilyenkor a zöld lámpa ellenére is meg kell állni.

Question 44Road signs, road markings and traffic light signals

Melyik útburkolati jel hosszú, szaggatott fehér vonala jelzi a sávok elválasztását?

  1. A sávelválasztó vonal Correct answer.
  2. A terelővonal
  3. A záróvonal
  4. A megállási vonal

Explanation

A sávelválasztó vonal hosszú, szaggatott fehér vonal, amely az azonos irányú sávokat választja el egymástól. Átlépése általában megengedett, ha a forgalmi helyzet ezt biztonságosan lehetővé teszi. A záróvonal ezzel szemben folyamatos, és nem léphető át.

Question 45Road signs, road markings and traffic light signals

Mit jelent a folyamatos fehér záróvonal az úttesten?

  1. Csak jobbra kanyarodáskor léphető át
  2. Csak előzéskor léphető át
  3. Átléphető, ha nincs szembejövő forgalom
  4. Tilos átlépni, kivéve ha a forgalomirányítás vagy a rendőr erre utasít Correct answer.

Explanation

A folyamatos záróvonalat főszabály szerint tilos átlépni vagy ráhajtani. Kivételt jelenthet, ha a rendőr vagy a forgalomirányító jelzés erre utasít, illetve ha a vonal mellett más jelzés megengedi. Az előzés és a kanyarodás önmagában nem jogosít a záróvonal átlépésére.

Question 46Road signs, road markings and traffic light signals

Melyik tábla jelzi, hogy az útkereszteződésben a jobbkéz-szabály érvényes, azaz a jobbról érkező járműnek elsőbbsége van?

  1. A „Főútvonal” tábla
  2. Az „Elsőbbségadás kötelező” tábla
  3. Az „Állj! Elsőbbségadás kötelező” tábla
  4. A „Kereszteződés jobbról” veszélyt jelző tábla Correct answer.

Explanation

A „Kereszteződés jobbról” veszélyt jelző tábla arra figyelmeztet, hogy a következő kereszteződésben a jobbról érkező járműveknek elsőbbségük van. Ilyenkor a jobbkéz-szabály szerint kell eljárni. Az elsőbbségadás kötelező táblák ezzel szemben már konkrét elsőbbségi viszonyt írnak elő.

Question 47Road signs, road markings and traffic light signals

Melyik tábla tiltja meg a járművek számára a behajtást egy útra?

  1. A „Behajtani tilos” tábla Correct answer.
  2. Az „Egyirányú forgalmú út” tábla
  3. A „Gyalogos zóna” tábla
  4. A „Zsákutca” tábla

Explanation

A „Behajtani tilos” tábla piros körben fehér vízszintes sávval jelzi, hogy járművel tilos az adott útra behajtani. Ez a tilos jelzések csoportjába tartozik. A többi felsorolt tábla nem tiltja általánosan a behajtást.

Question 48Road signs, road markings and traffic light signals

Mit jelez a „Sebességkorlátozás” tábla a járművezető számára?

  1. A következő útszakasz hosszát
  2. A javasolt legkisebb sebességet
  3. Az előzési tilalom kezdetét
  4. A megengedett legnagyobb sebességet Correct answer.

Explanation

A „Sebességkorlátozás” tábla piros körben fekete számmal a megengedett legnagyobb sebességet jelöli az adott útszakaszon. A megadott értéket tilos túllépni. A tábla nem a javasolt sebességre, hanem a felső sebességhatárra vonatkozik.

Question 49Road signs, road markings and traffic light signals

Az úton a „Megállni tilos” tábla mellett egy sárga szaggatott vonal húzódik az úttest szélén. Mit jelent ez?

  1. Mind megállni, mind várakozni tilos
  2. Várakozni tilos, de megállni szabad Correct answer.
  3. A vonal csak a buszmegállót jelöli
  4. Megállni tilos, de várakozni szabad

Explanation

A sárga szaggatott vonal az úttest szélén a várakozási tilalmat jelzi, míg a megállás rövid ideig megengedett. A „Megállni tilos” tábla ezzel szemben a megállást is tiltja. A két jelzés együttesen a várakozás tilalmát hangsúlyozza.

Question 50Road signs, road markings and traffic light signals

Melyik tábla jelzi a gyalogátkelőhelyet?

  1. A piros körben gyalogost ábrázoló tiltó tábla
  2. A piros háromszögben gyalogost ábrázoló veszélyt jelző tábla
  3. A sárga négyzetben gyalogost ábrázoló tábla
  4. A kék alapon fehér gyalogost ábrázoló tábla Correct answer.

Explanation

A gyalogátkelőhelyet kék alapon fehér gyalogos alakot ábrázoló tábla jelöli, amely a kötelezettséget jelző, illetve tájékoztató táblák csoportjába tartozik. A piros háromszögben lévő gyalogos veszélyre figyelmeztet, nem magát az átkelőhelyet jelöli. A tábla mellett az úttesten zebra is található.