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Driving Exam Questions

The official questions, in ten groups. Pick an answer and see why it is right.

Groups

Group 1Maneuvering
Group 2Safety law
Group 3Vehicle faults
Group 4Signs & markings
Group 5Intersections
Group 6Signal junctions
Group 7Markings & parking
Group 8Speed & cargo
Group 9Signals & overtaking
Group 10Safety & first aid

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When crossing an intersection, the driver must yield the right of way to — Tesakan

When crossing an intersection, the driver must yield the right of way to

You, the passenger car and tram Բ are on the main road, which turns right. Since they are coming from your right, you give way to them. Tram Ա is on the secondary road and gives way to you.

You are approaching the intersection on the main road, as the sign and the plate show (2.1, 8.13). The thick line on the plate shows that the main road turns right, which means that you, the passenger car and tram Բ are on the main road. Under the Rules, drivers travelling on the main road follow the rules for intersections of equal roads among themselves (clause 97) and must give way to those approaching from the right (clause 98). Since both the car and tram Բ are approaching from the right, you must give way to them. Tram Ա is on the secondary road, so it must give way to you (clause 96).

Option 1. You must also give way to the passenger car, because it is approaching from the right along the main road.
Option 3. You cannot go first, because you must give way to those approaching from your right along the main road.
Option 4. You do not give way to tram Ա, because it is on the secondary road and must give way to you.

The driver of the vehicle entering the intersection equipped with a roundabout marked "Roundabout traffic"When making a left turn you must give way to