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Right of Way

1.

Why might a driver fail to notice the 'Give Way' sign at the next crossroads?

Night street scene with a car parked on the left, street lights creating a continuous row of lights, and a dark road ahead
  1. The continuous row of lights could mislead the driver into thinking he has priority at the crossroads
  2. The condition and direction of the road gives the impression that this is a priority road
2.

What do you have to particularly remember at crossroads and junctions in a built-up area?

  1. Intersecting roads may have priority even though they are narrow and less well developed
3.

What must you reckon with?

Daytime road view from behind a white bakki, with a pedestrian on the right sidewalk and other vehicles ahead in a town area
  1. With a small vehicle driving in front of the Bakki
4.

Where must you wait?

Driver's view of a street intersection with a stop sign, traffic lights showing red, and a stop line on the road
  1. At the stop line
5.

At which places where there are no traffic signs regulating priority does the rule 'right before left' apply?

  1. At crossroads and junctions
6.

At which places where there are no traffic signs regulating priority does the rule 'right before left' apply?

  1. At crossroads and junctions
7.

You are approaching a crossroads where the priority situation is not clear to you straightaway. What do you do?

  1. Wait, observe and come to an agreement with others, if necessary
8.

You want to cross a priority road. The sight to both sides is greatly impaired by parking vehicles. What do you do?

  1. Drive onto the crossroads slowly and carefully
9.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view approaching a t-junction with a cyclist on the left side of the junction
  1. I may continue
  2. The cyclist must wait
10.

Which conduct is correct?

Illustration of a four-way intersection seen from a car’s perspective. The car is intending to turn right. The motocyclist is crossing from left to right in front of the junction. A motorcyclist is approaching head on, in the oncoming lane.
  1. I must allow the cyclist to pass
  2. The motorcyclist must wait for me
11.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view at a 4 way junction intending to turn right, with an oncoming red car and yellow car on the right passing to the left
  1. The red and yellow car proceed first
12.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view at a 4 way intersection intending to turn right, with a red car on the right passing to the left and a green car on the left passing to the right
  1. I allow the red car to proceed
  2. I may pass in front of the green car
13.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view intending to turn to the right at a 4 way junction with an oncoming truck and a yellow car on the left going to the right.
  1. I allow the truck to proceed
  2. The yellow car must wait
14.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view at a 4 way intersection intending to proceed straight with a cyclist on the left going to the right and a motorcycle on the right intending to proceed to his left
  1. The cyclist must wait
  2. I may pass in front of the motorcycle
15.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view intending to turn right at a 4 way junction with a blue car on the left and a cyclist ahead, both intending to turn right
  1. I must allow the cyclist to turn
  2. The blue car must wait
16.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view approaching a one way t-junction with a blue car on the left turning to its left and a motorcyclist ahead turning right
  1. The blue car on the left must wait
  2. The motorcyclist must wait
17.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view intending to proceed ahead at a junction with a red truck on the right going to the left and a cyclist ahead also turning left
  1. I am not allowed to cross the crossroads first
  2. The red truck may proceed after the cyclist
18.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view approaching a yield sign at a junction with a cyclist on the right turning to his left
  1. I must wait
19.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view approaching a priority sign at an intersection, a blue car on the left and a yellow car on the right
  1. I am allowed to turn in front of the two other cars
20.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view approaching a yield sign with a blue truck on the right and a tractor on the left
  1. I must allow the blue truck to proceed
  2. I must allow the tractor to turn
21.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view approaching a priority sign at a junction turning left with a bus on the left and an oncoming motorcycle with priority proceeding ahead
  1. I must allow the motorcycle to proceed
  2. I proceed in front of the bus
22.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view at an intersection with a yield sign, a bus with a yield sign on the right turning left and a motorcycle on the right proceeding to the left
  1. I must allow the motorcycle to pass
  2. I pass in front of the bus
23.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view approaching a yield sign at a 4 way junction intending to turn right, a tram on the left and an oncoming motorcycle proceeding ahead
  1. I must allow the tram to proceed
  2. I must allow the motorcycle to proceed
24.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view at a junction with a yield sign, a tram on the leftturning right with a yield sign and a motorcycle on the right proceeding to its left.
  1. I must allow the motorcycle to turn in front of me
25.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view at a junction with priority sign and a red car on the left
  1. I may proceed first
26.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view at a junction with a priority road sign, a motorcycle ahead and a yellow car on the right
  1. I may only turn after the motorcycle
  2. I may turn in front of the yellow car
27.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view at a junction with a tram on the left and tram tracks on the road
  1. I must allow the tram to pass
28.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view at a stop sign with a bus ahead and a cyclist on the right
  1. I must allow the cyclist to proceed
  2. I must allow the bus to proceed
  3. I must first stop at the stop line
29.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view approaching a yield sign with a priority road sign and a cyclist ahead
  1. I must wait
30.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view at a junction with a priority road sign and a yellow car on the left
  1. I must wait
31.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view approaching a yield sign with a priority road sign and a green car on the right
  1. I must wait
32.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view on a priority road with a car on the left, red arrows showing turning path
  1. I may proceed
33.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view at a junction with a priority road sign and a motorcycle on the left
  1. I must allow the motorcycle to pass
34.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view at a junction with a priority road sign, a red car ahead and a tractor on the right
  1. I may proceed first
35.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view at a junction with a yield sign, a blue car on the left and a motorcycle on the right
  1. I must allow the motorcycle to proceed
  2. I must allow the blue car to proceed
36.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view at a junction with a priority road sign, a red car ahead and a blue truck on the right
  1. I must allow the red car to pass
  2. I may turn in front of the blue truck
37.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view at a junction with a priority road sign, a yellow truck on the left and a green car on the right
  1. I must allow the yellow truck to pass
  2. I may turn in front of the green car
38.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view at a junction with a priority road sign, a blue car on the left and a green car on the right
  1. I may proceed
39.

Who must wait?

Driver's view from a main road looking at a car entering from a farm track on the left
  1. The car coming from the farm track
40.

You want to turn left from this farm track. Who must wait?

Driver's view from a farm track looking onto a main road
  1. I must wait
41.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view at a junction with a stop sign, a motorcycle on the left
  1. I may proceed
42.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view approaching a roundabout with a yellow car entering from the right
  1. I must allow the yellow car to pass
43.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view at a junction with a motorcycle on the left and a blue car on the right
  1. I must allow the blue car to pass
  2. I may proceed in front of the motorcycle
44.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view at a junction with a blue car on the right and a red car ahead
  1. I must give way to the blue car coming from the right
  2. I have priority over the red car
45.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view at a junction with a cyclist on the left and a green car on the right
  1. I must allow the cyclist to pass
  2. The green car proceeds after the cyclist
46.

Which conduct is correct at a 3-way-stop?

  1. At any junction where all roads have a STOP sign, the driver of every vehicle shall stop
  2. The stopped vehicle which arrived first shall have priority to move off first, provided that it is safe to do so
47.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view turning left with a cyclist ahead on the left and a blue truck on the right
  1. I must allow the cyclist to proceed
  2. I must wait for the blue truck
48.

Which conduct is correct?

Driver's view at a junction with a warning sign and a yellow car on the left
  1. I proceed first
49.

Which conduct is correct at a 4-way-stop?

  1. At crossings where all roads have a STOP sign, the driver shall stop
  2. The stopped vehicle which arrived first shall have priority to move off first, provided that it is safe to do so
50.

What applies here?

Driver's view at traffic lights showing red for all directions in a city
  1. Vehicles turning left may turn off
  2. Vehicles proceeding straight ahead and turning right must wait
51.

What is the correct procedure?

Driver's view at a junction with traffic lights red, a green car on the left, and yield signs
  1. The green car must wait
  2. I may turn observing the traffic signs
52.

What do you do in this situation?

Driver's view at a junction with green traffic light and a stop sign on the left
  1. Cross the crossroads without stopping
53.

The traffic lights are on flashing amber. What is the correct procedure?

Driver's view at a junction with flashing amber traffic light and a yield sign
  1. Approach with greater caution, giving way if necessary
54.

What must you do here?

Driver's view turning right at a junction with a red van ahead and green traffic light
  1. Turn right at a brisk pace
55.

What is permitted at these traffic lights with green arrow sign?

Traffic light showing red light with a green right arrow signal next to it
  1. Turn right from the right lane when there is no obstruction or danger to others
56.

When is it permitted to turn right at these traffic lights with green arrow sign?

Traffic light showing red light with a green right arrow signal next to it
  1. When there is no danger to other road users, particularly pedestrians and cross traffic
  2. When there is no obstruction to other road users, particularly pedestrians and cross traffic
57.

Where should a vehicle stop at these traffic lights with green arrow sign intending to drive straight?

Traffic light showing red light with a green right arrow signal next to it
  1. At the stop line
  2. Before the crossing or junction if there is no stop line
58.

What do these permanent control signs mean?

Overhead lane control signs showing green arrow for lane 1, yellow arrow for lane 2, red X for lanes 3 and 4
  1. I must switch from lane 2 to lane 1
  2. I may not use lanes 3 and 4
59.

What do these signals indicate?

Overhead lane control signs showing green arrows for lanes 1 and 2, red X for lanes 3 and 4
  1. The two lanes on the left are open to traffic
  2. You may not use the two lanes on the right
60.

You are driving at a speed of approximately 40 km/h. The lights change from 'green' to 'amber' when you are 10 m away. What do you do?

  1. Proceed
61.

You are driving at a speed of approximately 40 km/h. The lights change from 'green' to 'amber' when you are 40 m away. What do you do?

  1. Stop
62.

You are approaching a traffic light which has been 'green' for some time. What do you do?

  1. Watch the traffic light closely
  2. Approach but be ready to stop
63.

The traffic light has just changed to 'red'. You intend to turn right. What do you do?

Driver's view at a junction with traffic lights showing red, a van ahead
  1. Stop
64.

A police officer is regulating the traffic at the crossroads even though the traffic lights are in operation. What applies?

  1. The police officer's signals
65.

A police officer is regulating the traffic at a crossroads where there are also traffic signs governing priority. What applies?

  1. The police officer's signals
66.

How important are instructions from police officers?

  1. They must be obeyed
67.

What is correct?

Driver's view at a crossroads with a police officer directing traffic and a yellow car ahead
  1. The yellow car must leave the crossroads
  2. I must get ready to proceed
68.

What is correct?

Driver's view at a crossroads with a police officer standing in the middle of the road
  1. Wait at the crossroads
69.

What is correct?

Driver's view approaching a pedestrian crossing with a pedestrian walking across the road
  1. Cross the crossroads at a brisk pace
70.

What applies here?

Driver's view approaching a crossroads regulated by police
  1. The crossroads may be crossed
71.

Which are the areas you must not drive into when there is traffic congestion?

  1. Crossroads
  2. Level crossings
72.

Which are the areas you must not drive into when there is traffic congestion?

  1. Junctions
  2. Pedestrian crossing
73.

In which case are you not allowed to drive into the crossroads even though you have priority?

  1. If you would have to wait on the crossroads because of traffic congestion
  2. If you would obstruct a vehicle with flashing blue light and siren
74.

In which cases are you not allowed to drive into the crossroads even though the traffic light is 'green'?

  1. If you would have to wait on the crossroads because of traffic congestion
  2. If a police officer orders you to stop
75.

What do you do if the white car does not stop?

Rural road with a white car approaching from a side road on the right
  1. Reduce speed, waive your priority