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1. #434
In this situation, is the driver of a passenger car prohibited from overtaking in the direction of the arrow?

In this situation, is the driver of a passenger car prohibited from overtaking in the direction of the arrow?

2. #435
In the given situation, is the driver of the white car prohibited from driving in the direction of the arrow?

In the given situation, is the driver of the white car prohibited from driving in the direction of the arrow?

3. #436
In the given situation, is the driver of the blue passenger car prohibited from overtaking in the direction of the arrow?

In the given situation, is the driver of the blue passenger car prohibited from overtaking in the direction of the arrow?

4. #437
In the given situation, does the driver have the right to continue driving without stopping if the emergency vehicle has its blue flashing beacon and sound signals switched on?

In the given situation, does the driver have the right to continue driving without stopping if the emergency vehicle has its blue flashing beacon and sound signals switched on?

5. #438

Is the driver of a vehicle being overtaken prohibited from hindering the overtaking by increasing speed or by other means?

6. #439

If the lane designated for turning right at an intersection is separated from the rest of the carriageway by a raised safety island and there is no traffic light to the right before the intersection, may the driver perform a right turn:

7. #440
Does the driver of the red car have the right to enter a railway crossing if there is a traffic jam after the crossing?

Does the driver of the red car have the right to enter a railway crossing if there is a traffic jam after the crossing?

8. #441

When approaching a railway crossing, as well as when crossing it, the driver of a vehicle:

9. #442

At a railway crossing, it is forbidden to:

10. #444

In the event of a vehicle being forced to stop at a railway crossing, the general alarm sound signal corresponds to: