D1 — Road marking theory tickets
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If a safety island, bollard, or device is located on the axis of the carriageway of a two-way road, the driver must pass it:
If the movement of vehicles is not regulated by a traffic light or a traffic controller, when approaching a pedestrian crossing, the driver:
What must drivers who intend to pass a route vehicle that is at a properly marked stop on the side corresponding to the direction of movement do?
In the absence of appropriate road signs and markings, the number of lanes for non-rail vehicles is determined by:
On which side must a driver pass a traffic island or bollard located on the axis of a two-way carriageway?
Which of the provided supplementary information signs (plates) indicates the distance to an object located off the road?
Which of the provided additional information signs (plates) indicates the length of a dangerous section of the road marked by warning signs, or the coverage area of prohibitory and informational-directional signs?
From the given combinations of road signs, which ones apply to a truck carrying hazardous materials with any type of trailer?
From the given combination of road signs, which ones apply only to vehicles equipped with the 'Dangerous Goods' identification sign?
This combination of road signs, in the case of a wet road surface: