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Finland
True/false 17 Finland 32 Car controls 109 Dashboard lights 40 Priority rules 9 Pedestrians 19 Cyclists 20 Driving licence 40 Show all 639
Who generally has priority at an uncontrolled intersection in Finland?

451. Who generally has priority at an uncontrolled intersection in Finland?

The vehicle travelling fastest.
The largest vehicle.
✓ Traffic approaching from the right.
Traffic approaching from the left.

At an uncontrolled intersection in Finland, you generally give way to traffic approaching from the right.

Vehicles approaching an uncontrolled junction from different directions
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What should you do before overtaking a slow-moving vehicle?

452. What should you do before overtaking a slow-moving vehicle?

Follow another vehicle that starts overtaking ahead of you.
Signal first and then check whether there is enough space.
Use your horn to make the driver move aside.
✓ Check that the road ahead is clear and that overtaking is safe.

Before overtaking, make sure you have enough visibility, space, and time. Signal clearly before moving out, do not exceed the speed limit, and never overtake if the road ahead is not clear.

Vehicle preparing to pass slow-moving traffic
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How can parking too close to a junction affect visibility?

453. How can parking too close to a junction affect visibility?

✓ It can block the view between road users.
It improves visibility by slowing down traffic.
It has no effect if the hazard lights are on.
It affects only the driver of the parked vehicle.

Parking too close to a junction can block visibility. Drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians may have difficulty seeing each other in time.

Parked vehicle obstructing visibility near a junction
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What should you do if you are approaching an animal-drawn vehicle?

454. What should you do if you are approaching an animal-drawn vehicle?

✓ Slow down and pass carefully with plenty of space.
Overtake quickly before the animal changes direction.
Flash your headlights to encourage it to move aside.
Sound your horn so the driver notices you.

Animals can be startled by noise or sudden movement. Reduce speed, keep distance, and pass only when it is safe.

Vehicle approaching an animal-drawn vehicle
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What should you do if strong winds push your vehicle sideways?

455. What should you do if strong winds push your vehicle sideways?

✓ Keep calm and steer smoothly to maintain your lane.
Release the steering wheel briefly and let the vehicle settle.
Accelerate to make the vehicle more stable.
Brake hard immediately to stop the vehicle moving sideways.

Strong winds can push your vehicle off course, especially at higher speeds. Reduce speed and use smooth steering to stay in control.

Crosswind affecting a vehicle's road position
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What should you do if a seat belt is frayed or damaged?

456. What should you do if a seat belt is frayed or damaged?

✓ Have it inspected and replaced before relying on it.
Wear the belt loosely to reduce strain on it.
Cover the damaged section and continue using it.
Use it normally if the buckle still locks.

A damaged seat belt may not provide proper protection in a collision. Frayed webbing, damaged buckles, faulty retractors, or other defects should be professionally inspected and repaired or replaced before the seat belt is relied upon.

Frayed or damaged seat-belt webbing
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Why should unnecessary engine idling be avoided?

457. Why should unnecessary engine idling be avoided?

It prevents the battery from charging.
✓ It uses fuel without moving the vehicle.
It immediately damages the brakes.
It always causes the engine to overheat.

An idling combustion engine uses fuel while the vehicle is stationary. Avoid unnecessary idling where it is safe and appropriate to switch the engine off, taking account of the vehicle manufacturer's instructions and local rules.

Stationary vehicle with its engine idling
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How should you check the engine oil level?

458. How should you check the engine oil level?

Fill the engine until oil reaches the filler opening.
Check it while the engine is running at high speed.
✓ Follow the manufacturer's instructions with the vehicle on level ground.
Add oil every time you refuel the vehicle.

Use the dipstick or electronic oil-level system as described in the owner's manual. The engine is usually switched off, and the vehicle should be standing on level ground.

Checking the engine oil level
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Which vehicle type is mainly associated with driving licence A?

459. Which vehicle type is mainly associated with driving licence A?

Car.
Moped.
✓ Motorcycle.
Bus.

Driving licence A is mainly associated with motorcycles. Category A1 covers lighter motorcycles, A2 covers medium-powered motorcycles, and A covers more powerful motorcycles.

Driving licence card for category A
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Why should you keep the driver's footwell free of loose objects?

460. Why should you keep the driver's footwell free of loose objects?

✓ They could roll into the pedals and interfere with control.
They could block the footwell ventilation.
They could make it harder to adjust the driver's seat.
They could damage the carpet around the pedals.

Loose objects in the driver's footwell, such as bottles, cans, or rubbish, can roll into the pedal area and interfere with the accelerator, brake, or clutch. Keep the footwell clear so you can operate the pedals safely and without obstruction.

Loose objects in the driver's footwell
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

461. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

✓ Seat belt not fastened.
Door open.
Brake-system warning.
Airbag-system warning.

This symbol is a seat-belt reminder. It indicates that the driver or another detected occupant has not fastened their seat belt.

Seat-belt reminder symbol on the dashboard
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What should you check before towing a trailer?

462. What should you check before towing a trailer?

Check the tyres only if the trailer has been unused.
✓ The coupling, safety connections, lights, tyres, and load.
Secure the load only if it is heavy.
Check only that the trailer is securely coupled.

The trailer must be correctly connected and roadworthy. Its lights, tyres, safety connections, and load should all be checked.

Checking a trailer before towing
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What should happen after an airbag has deployed?

463. What should happen after an airbag has deployed?

✓ The restraint system should be professionally inspected and repaired.
Only the airbag warning light needs to be reset.
The airbag can be removed and the vehicle used normally.
The airbag can be folded back into the dashboard.

A deployed airbag is a single-use safety component. After deployment, the restraint system should be professionally inspected and the airbag and any other affected components replaced or repaired as required before the system is relied upon again.

Deployed airbag inside a vehicle
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Why should a seat belt not be twisted when worn?

464. Why should a seat belt not be twisted when worn?

A twisted belt makes the brakes less effective.
A flat belt makes the seat easier to adjust.
A twisted belt can cause the buckle to open.
✓ A flat belt spreads collision forces more effectively.

A seat belt should lie flat against the body without twists. A twisted belt concentrates force over a smaller area and may provide less effective protection in a collision.

Twisted seat belt across an occupant's body
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Why should you use headlights in poor visibility?

465. Why should you use headlights in poor visibility?

To keep the windscreen clear.
✓ To see better and be seen by others.
To prevent the tyres from slipping.
To reduce fuel consumption.

Headlights help you see the road and make your vehicle more visible to other road users in fog, rain, darkness, or poor weather.

Vehicle using headlights in reduced visibility
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How should luggage or other cargo be carried in or on a vehicle?

466. How should luggage or other cargo be carried in or on a vehicle?

✓ Securely, within load limits, without blocking visibility or lights.
Loosely in the passenger area for short journeys.
Where it is easiest to reach while driving.
Loosely in the boot so it can move a little.

Unsecured or overloaded cargo can affect steering and braking, injure occupants during sudden stops, or fall into the road. It must not obstruct the driver's view or vehicle lights.

Luggage and cargo carried in a vehicle
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Why should you remove dark sunglasses before entering a tunnel?

467. Why should you remove dark sunglasses before entering a tunnel?

✓ Your eyes need to adjust to the lower light level.
To prevent the automatic lights from switching on.
Because tunnel lighting can damage dark lenses.
To prevent the lenses from reflecting tunnel lights.

Dark sunglasses reduce the amount of light reaching your eyes and can make hazards inside a tunnel harder to see.

Driver removing sunglasses before entering a tunnel
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Why should you adjust your speed in bad weather?

468. Why should you adjust your speed in bad weather?

✓ Because visibility and grip may be reduced.
To make the windscreen wipers work better.
To prevent the tyres from losing air pressure.
To reduce fuel consumption.

Rain, snow, fog, and ice can reduce visibility and tyre grip. Lower speed gives you more time and distance to react and stop safely.

Vehicle travelling in poor weather
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Why should you avoid using air recirculation for too long in damp conditions?

469. Why should you avoid using air recirculation for too long in damp conditions?

It can reduce tyre pressure.
✓ It can cause the windows to mist.
It can overheat the engine.
It can switch off the air conditioning.

Using air recirculation for too long in damp conditions can allow moisture to build up inside the vehicle and increase window misting, especially when the air conditioning is not dehumidifying the air. Switching to fresh outside air can help clear condensation.

Air-recirculation setting and misted vehicle windows
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Why should a child use a suitable child restraint?

470. Why should a child use a suitable child restraint?

To allow the child to sit closer to the window.
✓ To reduce the risk of serious injury in a collision.
To make it easier for the child to sleep.
To make the seat belt more comfortable.

A suitable child restraint is designed to protect a child according to their size and development. It helps position and restrain the child correctly, reducing the risk of serious injury in a collision or sudden stop.

Child secured in a suitable car seat
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What should you do if there is no pavement?

471. What should you do if there is no pavement?

Walk close to traffic so drivers can see you.
Choose the side with the smoothest road surface.
✓ Walk where you can be seen and stay alert.
Pay attention only to traffic approaching from behind.

If there is no pavement, stay as far from traffic as possible and remain alert. The exact side of the road depends on local traffic rules.

Pedestrian walking beside a road without a pavement
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What should you do when approaching a hill crest?

472. What should you do when approaching a hill crest?

✓ Slow down and be prepared for hidden hazards.
Maintain speed if no traffic is visible.
Follow the vehicle ahead closely for guidance.
Move toward the centre of the road for a better view.

A hill crest can hide vehicles, cyclists, pedestrians, or obstacles. Reduce speed and stay in your lane.

Vehicle approaching the crest of a hill
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Why should you avoid travelling with the seatback excessively reclined?

473. Why should you avoid travelling with the seatback excessively reclined?

It can prevent the head restraint from being adjusted.
It can make the airbag deploy earlier.
It can cause the seat to slide forwards when braking.
✓ It can reduce how effectively the seat belt restrains you.

An excessively reclined seat can affect how the seat belt fits and restrains your body and may increase the risk of sliding under the lap belt in a collision. Sit in a reasonably upright position so the lap belt stays low across the hips and the shoulder belt lies correctly across the chest.

Vehicle seat with an excessively reclined backrest
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Why should you avoid unnecessary lane changes in roadworks?

474. Why should you avoid unnecessary lane changes in roadworks?

Temporary lanes are designed for frequent lane changes.
✓ Narrow lanes and changing layouts increase the risk of collision.
Changing lanes helps traffic move faster through roadworks.
Lane changes are safer when traffic is moving slowly.

Frequent lane changes create additional risk where space is limited and drivers are already adapting to temporary layouts.

Vehicles travelling through restricted roadworks lanes
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What should you do if the accelerator becomes stuck while you are driving?

475. What should you do if the accelerator becomes stuck while you are driving?

Press the accelerator harder to try to free it.
Apply the parking brake sharply while moving.
✓ Select neutral, brake firmly, and steer to a safe stopping place.
Keep driving and wait for the accelerator to release.

Selecting neutral disconnects engine power from the wheels. Brake firmly, maintain steering control, and switch off the engine after stopping safely.

Stuck accelerator pedal in a vehicle
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Why should you avoid selecting N while driving downhill in an automatic vehicle?

476. Why should you avoid selecting N while driving downhill in an automatic vehicle?

It increases engine braking.
✓ It reduces engine braking and vehicle control.
It automatically selects a lower gear.
It applies the parking brake.

Selecting N (Neutral) while driving downhill disconnects the engine from the driven wheels, reducing engine braking. Keep an appropriate drive or gear selected so you can maintain better control of the vehicle.

Neutral selection and downhill coasting in an automatic vehicle
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What should you do if the windscreen wipers stop working during heavy rain?

477. What should you do if the windscreen wipers stop working during heavy rain?

Open a side window and continue driving carefully.
Continue slowly using the hazard lights.
✓ Reduce speed and stop in a safe place as soon as possible.
Follow another vehicle closely so you can see its lights.

Do not continue when you cannot see clearly. Slow down smoothly and stop somewhere protected from traffic.

Windscreen wipers failing during heavy rain
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Why should you make sure drivers have seen you before crossing?

478. Why should you make sure drivers have seen you before crossing?

Making eye contact gives you priority.
Once a driver sees you, no further checks are needed.
A driver who sees you can always stop in time.
✓ To reduce the risk of stepping into their path.

Before crossing, make sure approaching drivers have noticed you and that it is safe to proceed. Do not assume that a driver will stop simply because you have seen each other.

Pedestrian checking whether an approaching driver has seen them
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Which motorcycles are covered by driving licence A?

479. Which motorcycles are covered by driving licence A?

Motorcycles up to 35 kW only.
Motorcycles with sidecars only.
✓ Motorcycles without the A1 or A2 power limits.
Motorcycles up to 125 cm³ only.

Category A covers motorcycles without the power restrictions that apply to categories A1 and A2. It also covers powered tricycles with power exceeding 15 kW.

Motorcycle covered by unrestricted category A
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What should you do when a traffic light turns red?

480. What should you do when a traffic light turns red?

Stop only if other traffic is approaching.
✓ Stop and wait until you may proceed.
Continue if the junction appears clear.
Cross the stop line before stopping.

A red traffic light means you must stop before the stop line, pedestrian crossing, or intersection unless a sign or signal indicates otherwise.

Red traffic light at a junction
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What should you do with a helmet that has taken a significant impact in a collision?

481. What should you do with a helmet that has taken a significant impact in a collision?

Use it again after tightening the straps.
✓ Stop using it and follow the manufacturer's replacement guidance.
Keep using it if the visor or straps still work.
Keep using it if there are no visible cracks.

A helmet can be damaged internally by a significant impact even when no damage is visible from the outside. Stop using the helmet and follow the manufacturer's guidance, which will commonly require replacement after a significant impact.

Helmet inspection after a significant impact
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

482. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

Cruise control.
Parking assistance.
Brake-system warning.
✓ Electronic parking brake.

This control operates the electronic parking brake. Pulling or pressing the switch applies or releases the parking brake, depending on the vehicle.

Electronic parking-brake switch and symbol
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

483. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Front windscreen demister.
✓ Rear window demister.
Air recirculation.
Air conditioning.

This symbol indicates the rear window demister. It heats the rear window to help clear condensation, mist or frost and improve visibility.

Rear-window demister symbol on the dashboard
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

484. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

Window lock.
Central door locking.
Fuel-filler flap release.
✓ Boot or tailgate release.

This symbol indicates the boot or tailgate release. Operating the control unlocks or opens the luggage compartment, depending on the vehicle.

Boot or tailgate release control
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What is the purpose of the seat-belt retractor?

485. What is the purpose of the seat-belt retractor?

✓ To take up slack and lock the belt when necessary.
To tighten the parking brake.
To release the seat belt from the buckle.
To adjust the seat height.

The seat-belt retractor takes up slack and helps keep the belt properly positioned against the body. It allows normal movement but can lock during sudden braking, rapid belt movement or a collision.

Seat-belt webbing and retracting mechanism
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Which licence category is mainly associated with buses?

486. Which licence category is mainly associated with buses?

Licence C.
Licence AM.
✓ Licence D.
Licence B.

Driving licence D is mainly associated with buses. Category D1 covers smaller buses, D covers larger buses, and D1E and DE allow heavier trailers.

Bus and category D driving licence
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Why should you leave extra space behind a vehicle carrying animals?

487. Why should you leave extra space behind a vehicle carrying animals?

Because these vehicles always have priority.
Because they must always travel in the centre of the road.
✓ Because it may move slowly or stop unexpectedly.
Because they cannot use brake lights.

Vehicles transporting animals may accelerate slowly, take bends carefully, or brake gently to protect their load.

Vehicle following an animal transporter
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Why is a larger following distance needed at motorway speeds?

488. Why is a larger following distance needed at motorway speeds?

It prevents the tyres from becoming too warm.
It makes the vehicle easier to steer.
It reduces the effect of crosswinds.
✓ You need more distance to react and stop safely.

At higher speeds, you travel farther during your reaction time and need more distance to brake. A larger gap gives you more time and space to stop safely.

Following distance between vehicles on a motorway
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Why should you avoid sounding the horn near horses?

489. Why should you avoid sounding the horn near horses?

✓ The noise may frighten them.
The rider may think you are signalling them to stop.
The horn may make the horse move faster.
Horses cannot hear a vehicle horn clearly.

Horses can be startled by sudden or loud noises and may move unpredictably. Slow down, give them plenty of space, and avoid using the horn unless necessary.

Vehicle approaching a horse and rider
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

490. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Parking brake applied.
Electronic stability control.
✓ Anti-lock braking system warning.
Brake-pad wear warning.

This symbol indicates a possible fault with the anti-lock braking system (ABS). Normal braking may still be available, but ABS may not operate during heavy braking, so the system should be checked.

Anti-lock braking system warning symbol on the dashboard
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What should you do if an EV charging cable or connector is damaged?

491. What should you do if an EV charging cable or connector is damaged?

Cover the damaged area and continue charging.
✓ Do not use it, and report or arrange repair of the damage.
Reduce the charging power and continue using it.
Use it if the vehicle still begins charging.

Do not use a damaged charging cable or connector. Damage can create a risk of electric shock, overheating, or fire. Use suitable undamaged charging equipment and report the fault or arrange professional repair or replacement.

Damaged electric-vehicle charging cable or connector
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What should you do before crossing the road?

492. What should you do before crossing the road?

Listen for vehicles instead of looking.
Cross if the nearest vehicle is slowing down.
Follow another pedestrian without checking yourself.
✓ Look for traffic in all directions.

Always check for approaching traffic from every direction before crossing.

Pedestrian checking for traffic before crossing
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What should you do after stopping because of a breakdown?

493. What should you do after stopping because of a breakdown?

✓ Apply the parking brake, switch off the engine, and use hazard lights.
Leave the parking brake off if the road is level.
Stand behind the vehicle to warn approaching traffic.
Leave the engine running and keep the vehicle in neutral.

Secure the vehicle so that it cannot move and use the hazard warning lights to alert approaching traffic. Where required and safe, place a warning triangle to give additional warning.

Broken-down vehicle with hazard warning lights
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Which vehicles are covered by driving licence C?

494. Which vehicles are covered by driving licence C?

Heavy vehicles only when towing a trailer.
Vehicles only between 3,500 and 7,500 kg.
✓ Heavy vehicles over 3,500 kg, excluding buses.
Cars and light vehicles only.

Category C covers motor vehicles, other than categories D1 and D, with a maximum authorised mass above 3,500 kg and designed to carry no more than eight passengers in addition to the driver. A trailer up to 750 kg may be towed.

Heavy goods vehicle covered by category C
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What does Code 96 allow with a category B licence?

495. What does Code 96 allow with a category B licence?

A combination weighing more than 4,250 kg.
A trailer weighing more than 3,500 kg.
✓ A trailer over 750 kg with a combination over 3,500 and up to 4,250 kg.
Any category B vehicle with any trailer.

Code 96 allows a category B vehicle to tow a trailer over 750 kg when the combined maximum authorised mass exceeds 3,500 kg but does not exceed 4,250 kg. Code 96 is not a separate driving licence category.

Car and trailer combination for category B with Code 96
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What should you do if your vehicle develops a serious fault while driving?

496. What should you do if your vehicle develops a serious fault while driving?

✓ Keep control, reduce speed, and move to a safe place if possible.
Stop immediately in the traffic lane.
Continue driving until the vehicle stops by itself.
Accelerate to see if the fault disappears.

Your first priority is to keep control of the vehicle. Reduce speed smoothly and move out of the path of traffic where possible, signalling when appropriate. Avoid harsh steering or braking unless necessary.

Vehicle stopped after developing a mechanical fault
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Does opening a window make an alcohol-impaired driver safe?

497. Does opening a window make an alcohol-impaired driver safe?

Yes, but only when driving slowly.
✓ No, fresh air does not remove alcohol from the body.
Yes, because fresh air helps you sober up.
Yes, if you feel more awake afterwards.

Fresh air may make someone feel more awake, but it does not reduce their alcohol concentration or restore safe driving ability.

Open car window and an alcohol-impaired driver
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What should you do before making a turn?

498. What should you do before making a turn?

Turn as soon as the road ahead appears clear.
✓ Check mirrors, signal, and make sure it is safe.
Check only the traffic directly ahead.
Signal only after you begin turning.

Before turning, check your mirrors, use your indicator, and make sure the turn can be made safely.

Driver preparing to turn at a junction
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What should you do before reversing your vehicle?

499. What should you do before reversing your vehicle?

Check behind only after you start moving.
✓ Check all around and make sure it is safe.
Check the mirrors and reverse if they appear clear.
Rely on the reversing camera if one is fitted.

Before reversing, check all around the vehicle, including blind spots, for pedestrians, cyclists, vehicles, and other hazards. Reverse slowly and keep checking as you move.

Vehicle preparing to reverse from a driveway
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Is a first-aid kit required in cars in Finland?

500. Is a first-aid kit required in cars in Finland?

Yes.
✓ No.

Cars in Finland are not generally required to carry a first-aid kit.

First-aid kit carried in a vehicle
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