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Traffic rules
Hungary
True/false 17 Hungary 32 Car controls 109 Dashboard lights 40 Priority rules 9 Pedestrians 19 Cyclists 20 Driving licence 40 Show all 639
Which vehicle combination is covered by driving licence CE?

51. Which vehicle combination is covered by driving licence CE?

A category C vehicle with a trailer up to 750 kg.
A category D bus with a heavy trailer.
✓ A category C vehicle with a trailer over 750 kg.
A C1 vehicle without a trailer.

Category CE covers combinations consisting of a category C towing vehicle and a trailer or semi-trailer with a maximum authorised mass above 750 kg.

Heavy goods vehicle and trailer covered by category CE
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

52. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

Electric window control.
Central door locking.
Seat adjustment.
✓ Exterior mirror folding.

This control folds or unfolds the vehicle's exterior mirrors. It is useful when parking in narrow spaces or when leaving the vehicle parked.

Control for folding the exterior mirrors
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What should you do when people are waiting at a pedestrian crossing?

53. What should you do when people are waiting at a pedestrian crossing?

Sound your horn so pedestrians wait.
Maintain your speed until someone starts crossing.
Drive through if the pedestrians are still waiting.
✓ Slow down and stop if they want to cross.

When people are waiting near a pedestrian crossing, reduce your speed and be ready to stop. Pedestrians may begin crossing at any moment.

People waiting at a pedestrian crossing
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What should you do before driving away after charging an electric vehicle?

54. What should you do before driving away after charging an electric vehicle?

Place the cable loosely beside the charging bay.
✓ Disconnect the charging cable and secure it properly.
Leave the charging flap open so it can cool.
Leave the cable connected until the vehicle starts moving.

Before driving away, disconnect the charging cable correctly and return it to the charger or store it securely in the vehicle, as appropriate. Close the charging port and check that the area around the vehicle is clear.

Disconnecting an electric vehicle after charging
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What should you do if another vehicle is tailgating you?

55. What should you do if another vehicle is tailgating you?

Tap the brakes to make them increase their distance.
Reduce the gap ahead so they cannot move into it.
✓ Stay calm and increase your safety margin ahead.
Speed up to create more space behind you.

If someone follows too closely, avoid sudden actions. Keeping more space in front gives you more time to brake gently if needed. If it is safe, allow the tailgating vehicle to pass.

Following vehicle visible close behind
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Why should you avoid wearing dark clothing at night?

56. Why should you avoid wearing dark clothing at night?

Headlights make clothing colour unimportant.
✓ Drivers may have difficulty seeing you.
Street lighting makes dark clothing easy to see.
Dark clothing reflects more light from vehicles.

Dark clothing makes pedestrians harder to see in low-light conditions. Bright or reflective clothing improves visibility.

Pedestrian wearing dark clothing at night
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What should you normally do after completing an overtake?

57. What should you normally do after completing an overtake?

Slow down before returning to the normal lane.
Stay beside the vehicle until there is another reason to change lanes.
Move back immediately in front of the vehicle you passed.
✓ Return to the normal driving lane when it is safe.

After overtaking, return to the normal driving lane when you have passed the other vehicle by a safe distance. Check your mirrors, signal when appropriate, and avoid moving back too soon.

Vehicle returning to its lane after overtaking
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You should adjust your mirrors before you start driving.

58. You should adjust your mirrors before you start driving.

✓ True.
False.

Properly adjusted mirrors improve visibility and help you monitor traffic around your vehicle.

Driver adjusting a mirror before setting off
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What should you do when driving on icy roads?

59. What should you do when driving on icy roads?

✓ Drive slowly and avoid sudden braking, steering, or acceleration.
Maintain normal speed if the road appears clear.
Brake firmly before bends to reduce speed.
Follow the vehicle ahead more closely for guidance.

Ice greatly reduces tyre grip. Drive gently, keep extra distance, and avoid sudden movements that could cause a skid.

Vehicle travelling on an icy road
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

60. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Adaptive cruise control.
✓ Parking assistance.
Automatic emergency braking.
Electronic stability control.

This symbol relates to the vehicle's parking assistance system. Depending on the vehicle, the system may use sensors or cameras to detect obstacles and assist the driver while parking.

Parking-assistance symbol on the dashboard
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How should pets be carried safely in a vehicle?

61. How should pets be carried safely in a vehicle?

✓ Securely restrained so they cannot distract the driver or move dangerously.
Free to move around during short journeys.
Beside an open window so they can see outside.
Loose on the front passenger seat.

A pet moving freely inside a vehicle can distract the driver and may be thrown around during sudden braking or a collision. Use a suitable carrier, harness, barrier, or other secure restraint appropriate for the animal and vehicle.

Pet travelling inside a vehicle
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Why can headphones or very loud music be dangerous while driving?

62. Why can headphones or very loud music be dangerous while driving?

✓ They can make important warning sounds harder to hear.
They can make the mirrors more difficult to adjust.
They can cause the speed limiter to switch off.
They can make road signs harder to read.

Headphones or very loud music can reduce your awareness of horns, sirens, warning sounds, and surrounding traffic. Keep the volume at a level that allows you to remain aware of what is happening around the vehicle.

Driver wearing headphones at the wheel
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What should you do if you see loose gravel on the road?

63. What should you do if you see loose gravel on the road?

✓ Slow down and avoid sudden steering or braking.
Steer around loose patches whenever possible.
Maintain your speed and avoid using the brakes.
Brake firmly before the tyres begin to slide.

Loose gravel reduces grip and can make the vehicle skid. Slow down and use smooth steering and braking.

Vehicle on a loose gravel road
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How can higher speed affect fuel or energy consumption?

64. How can higher speed affect fuel or energy consumption?

It has no effect once the vehicle is moving.
It always reduces consumption.
✓ It can increase consumption because air resistance rises.
It improves tyre efficiency in every situation.

As speed increases, aerodynamic resistance generally rises, so the vehicle needs more energy to maintain that speed. Driving smoothly at an appropriate speed can therefore reduce fuel or energy consumption.

Vehicle speed and aerodynamic resistance
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Which vehicles are normally covered by driving licence B?

65. Which vehicles are normally covered by driving licence B?

Buses carrying more than eight passengers.
Any vehicle towing a heavy trailer.
Heavy goods vehicles of any mass.
✓ Cars and light vehicles up to 3,500 kg.

Category B normally covers motor vehicles with a maximum authorised mass of no more than 3,500 kg and designed to carry no more than eight passengers in addition to the driver. Trailer rules depend on the trailer and combined authorised mass.

Car covered by category B
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Why should heavy items be placed low and evenly distributed?

66. Why should heavy items be placed low and evenly distributed?

✓ To help keep the vehicle stable.
To reduce fuel consumption.
To reduce wear on the engine.
To make the steering lighter.

A high or uneven load can make the vehicle unstable, especially during braking, cornering, or sudden steering.

Heavy luggage positioned low in a vehicle
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What should you do if a gear does not engage easily in a manual vehicle?

67. What should you do if a gear does not engage easily in a manual vehicle?

Release the clutch suddenly.
Push the lever harder until the gear engages.
Press the accelerator fully.
✓ Avoid forcing the gear lever.

If a gear does not engage easily, do not force the gear lever. Make sure the clutch is fully pressed and the vehicle's speed is suitable for the gear before trying again.

Operating a manual gear lever without forcing it
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Why should cyclists avoid riding in a large vehicle's blind spot?

68. Why should cyclists avoid riding in a large vehicle's blind spot?

The driver can always hear a cyclist beside the vehicle.
Cyclists must always stay behind large vehicles.
Blind spots matter only when a vehicle is reversing.
✓ The driver may not be able to see them.

Buses and trucks have large areas where the driver cannot see cyclists, especially beside the vehicle and near turns.

Cyclist in a large vehicle's blind spot
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What should you do if oncoming headlights dazzle you at night?

69. What should you do if oncoming headlights dazzle you at night?

Move closer to the centre of the road for a clearer view.
Maintain your speed until the vehicle has passed.
✓ Slow down and look toward the edge of your lane.
Look briefly at the headlights to judge their position.

Bright headlights can reduce your vision. Avoid staring at them, slow down if needed, and use the road edge or lane markings to guide you safely.

Oncoming headlights dazzling a driver at night
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What should you do if you realise you have put the wrong fuel in your vehicle?

70. What should you do if you realise you have put the wrong fuel in your vehicle?

Start the engine and drive slowly to use the fuel.
Drive until the fuel warning light comes on.
✓ Do not start the engine, and seek assistance.
Add the correct fuel and continue driving.

If you have used the wrong fuel, do not start the engine. Starting it can circulate the incorrect fuel and cause further damage. If possible, avoid switching on the ignition and seek appropriate roadside or workshop assistance.

Fuel nozzle and the risk of misfuelling
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Why should you avoid blocking a junction?

71. Why should you avoid blocking a junction?

✓ Other traffic needs space to move safely.
Your stopping distance becomes longer.
Junctions may only be entered at low speed.
Traffic lights may stop working.

Blocking a junction can prevent vehicles, cyclists, or pedestrians from moving safely. Enter only when there is enough space to drive through and clear the junction.

Traffic blocking a road junction
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Why should you avoid driving too close to the edge of the road?

72. Why should you avoid driving too close to the edge of the road?

It can make oncoming traffic harder to see.
It can make the steering require more effort.
It can reduce the effectiveness of your mirrors.
✓ The edge may be uneven or weak.

Road edges can be soft, uneven, or damaged. Driving too close to the edge can reduce control or cause the vehicle to leave the road.

Vehicle travelling close to the road edge
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What is the main risk when following a vehicle with limited rear visibility?

73. What is the main risk when following a vehicle with limited rear visibility?

The driver cannot use the side mirrors.
The vehicle must always travel more slowly.
✓ The driver may not see you clearly.
The driver can see you better if you follow closely.

Vans, trucks, and vehicles with blocked rear windows may have limited visibility. Keep extra distance and avoid sitting in blind spots.

Vehicle with limited rearward visibility
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When should you select R (Reverse) in an automatic vehicle?

74. When should you select R (Reverse) in an automatic vehicle?

✓ After the vehicle has come to a complete stop.
While the vehicle is still moving forward slowly.
Whenever you want to reduce speed.
Before pressing the brake pedal.

Select R (Reverse) only after the vehicle has come to a complete stop. Selecting Reverse while the vehicle is still moving forward can damage the transmission.

Selecting Reverse in a stationary automatic vehicle
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What should you normally do before changing gear in a manual vehicle?

75. What should you normally do before changing gear in a manual vehicle?

Apply the parking brake.
Press the accelerator pedal fully.
Switch off the engine.
✓ Press the clutch pedal fully.

Pressing the clutch pedal disconnects the engine from the transmission so that another gear can be selected. After changing gear, the clutch should be released smoothly.

Clutch operation when changing gear in a manual vehicle
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What should you do when driving near a school area?

76. What should you do when driving near a school area?

✓ Slow down and watch carefully for children.
Use your horn so children stay away from traffic.
Maintain your usual speed if the road looks clear.
Watch only for children already on the road.

Children near schools may cross unexpectedly or be hidden between parked vehicles. Reduce speed and be ready to stop.

Vehicle travelling near a school
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Rain can reduce tyre grip and increase stopping distance.

77. Rain can reduce tyre grip and increase stopping distance.

False.
✓ True.

Wet roads reduce traction, so your vehicle may need more distance to stop safely.

Vehicle travelling on a wet road
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Why should you be prepared for changing conditions on mountain roads?

78. Why should you be prepared for changing conditions on mountain roads?

✓ Weather, visibility, and road conditions can change quickly.
Vehicles automatically lose engine power in the mountains.
Road conditions usually improve as altitude increases.
Mountain roads always have the same weather.

Fog, rain, snow, ice, falling rocks, and strong winds can develop rapidly in mountainous areas.

Changing visibility and weather on a mountain road
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Why should motorcyclists take extra care on wet metal covers?

79. Why should motorcyclists take extra care on wet metal covers?

They can increase the motorcycle's braking power.
✓ They can provide much less grip than the surrounding road.
They can make the suspension become stiffer.
They can make the tyres overheat.

Wet metal surfaces, such as drain or inspection covers, can provide much less grip than the surrounding road. Cross them smoothly, keep the motorcycle as upright as practical and avoid sudden braking, acceleration or steering.

Wet metal cover in a motorcycle's path
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What should you check before connecting an electric vehicle to a charger?

80. What should you check before connecting an electric vehicle to a charger?

That the charger provides its maximum power.
✓ That the connector and charging equipment are suitable for the vehicle.
That the charging cable is as long as possible.
That the vehicle doors remain unlocked.

Charging connectors and charging capabilities can vary between vehicles and charging stations. Use compatible charging equipment that is suitable for the vehicle and follow the vehicle and charger manufacturer's instructions.

Matching an electric vehicle's connector to suitable charging equipment
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When should you consider delaying a journey because of severe weather?

81. When should you consider delaying a journey because of severe weather?

Only when your vehicle has no winter tyres.
✓ When conditions make driving unsafe.
Only when roads are closed.
Whenever the weather forecast mentions rain.

Severe weather can create dangerous conditions. Delaying a journey may be the safest choice when risks are too high.

Severe weather making a road journey hazardous
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What should you do if a tyre-pressure warning appears and handling changes?

82. What should you do if a tyre-pressure warning appears and handling changes?

Continue until the warning light goes out by itself.
✓ Reduce speed and stop safely to check the tyres.
Brake firmly to test whether the tyre still has grip.
Accelerate slightly to warm the tyre.

A pressure loss or damaged tyre can affect steering and braking. If the tyre-pressure warning appears together with a change in handling, it may indicate a serious tyre problem. Stop safely and inspect the tyres before continuing.

Tyre-pressure warning and a tyre inspection
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What should you do when temporary traffic lights show red?

83. What should you do when temporary traffic lights show red?

Only permanent traffic lights are valid.
Follow the vehicle ahead through the signal.
Proceed if no road workers are visible.
✓ Stop before the signal or temporary stop line.

Temporary traffic signals must be obeyed like permanent signals. Stop and wait until you are permitted to continue.

Red signal on temporary roadworks traffic lights
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What should you do when traffic is merging from another lane?

84. What should you do when traffic is merging from another lane?

Move into another lane without checking around you.
Speed up slightly so they can merge behind you.
Move closer to the vehicle ahead to keep your lane clear.
✓ Adjust your speed and leave space when safe.

When traffic merges, good observation and speed control help vehicles join safely without sudden braking or conflict.

Vehicle merging from an adjacent lane
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What should cyclists do when approaching a junction?

85. What should cyclists do when approaching a junction?

✓ Reduce speed, observe carefully, and be ready to stop.
Maintain your speed if no traffic is visible.
Rely on other road users to give way to you.
Accelerate so you spend less time at the junction.

Junctions create conflict points between road users. Slowing down gives you more time to see hazards and react safely.

Cyclist approaching a road junction
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Why should hard braking be avoided while a motorcycle is leaning in a bend?

86. Why should hard braking be avoided while a motorcycle is leaning in a bend?

It can make the engine overheat.
It prevents the suspension from working.
✓ It can reduce stability and available tyre grip.
It makes the motorcycle turn more sharply.

When a motorcycle is leaning, the tyres are already using grip to turn. Hard braking can demand additional grip and may reduce stability. Whenever possible, adjust speed before the bend and use smooth, controlled inputs while cornering.

Motorcycle leaning while travelling through a bend
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What should you do if another driver behaves aggressively towards you?

87. What should you do if another driver behaves aggressively towards you?

Follow them closely to show your disapproval.
✓ Stay calm, avoid confrontation, and create more distance.
Respond with your horn and gestures.
Stop beside them so you can discuss the problem.

If another driver behaves aggressively, do not retaliate or become involved in a confrontation. Stay calm, increase the distance between you, and let the other vehicle move away when possible. If you feel threatened, go to a safe public place and seek appropriate assistance.

Driver facing aggressive behaviour from another road user
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

88. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Windscreen demister active.
Engine-temperature warning.
Low tyre pressure.
✓ Low windscreen washer fluid.

This symbol indicates that the windscreen washer fluid level is low. Refill the washer-fluid reservoir with suitable fluid when possible.

Low washer-fluid warning symbol on the dashboard
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What should you do before attempting to jump-start a vehicle?

89. What should you do before attempting to jump-start a vehicle?

Connect the leads without checking their polarity.
Use any battery that physically fits the vehicle.
✓ Check the owner's manual and make sure the connections are compatible.
Start both vehicles before connecting the leads.

Incorrect jump-starting can damage electrical systems, cause sparks, or make a battery explode. Connect the leads in the correct order before starting the vehicles, and follow the manufacturer's procedure exactly.

Preparing to jump-start a vehicle battery
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How should a motorcyclist cross tram or railway rails?

90. How should a motorcyclist cross tram or railway rails?

At a very shallow angle alongside the rails.
✓ At a safe angle, as close to perpendicular as practical.
By accelerating hard as the front wheel reaches the rail.
With the motorcycle leaning sharply.

Rails can be slippery and can catch a motorcycle tyre, especially when wet. Cross them at a sufficiently large angle, as close to perpendicular as practical, and avoid sudden braking, acceleration or steering while crossing.

Motorcycle crossing rails in the road
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What is the general minimum legal tread depth for car tyres in Hungary?

91. What is the general minimum legal tread depth for car tyres in Hungary?

1.0 mm.
2.0 mm.
✓ 1.6 mm.
1.5 mm.

The general minimum legal tread depth for car tyres in Hungary is 1.6 mm. Higher minimums may apply to winter tyres, during winter periods or in winter conditions.

Measuring tread depth on a vehicle tyre
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Why should you never leave a child or pet alone in a parked vehicle on a warm day?

92. Why should you never leave a child or pet alone in a parked vehicle on a warm day?

The vehicle battery may discharge more quickly.
The windows may become difficult to open.
✓ The interior can heat up quickly and cause serious heat illness.
The tyres may lose pressure while the vehicle is parked.

The inside of a parked vehicle can heat up rapidly, even when the outside temperature does not feel extreme. Children and animals are particularly vulnerable to overheating and heatstroke. Leaving a window partly open does not make the vehicle safe.

Parked vehicle and the danger of interior heat
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

93. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

✓ Risk of icy road conditions.
Engine coolant is too cold.
The windscreen is frozen.
Air conditioning is active.

This symbol warns that the outside temperature is low enough for ice to form. Road surfaces, especially bridges and shaded areas, may be slippery even when they appear clear.

Icy-road warning symbol on the dashboard
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What does pulling the lighting stalk towards you normally do?

94. What does pulling the lighting stalk towards you normally do?

Switch on the front fog lights.
Activate the direction indicators.
Activate the hazard warning lights.
✓ Flash the main-beam headlights.

Pulling the lighting stalk towards you normally flashes the main-beam headlights. This briefly illuminates the main beam while the stalk is held or operated.

Lighting stalk used to flash the main-beam headlights
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How should cyclists ride when travelling in a group?

95. How should cyclists ride when travelling in a group?

✓ Predictably, with safe gaps and clear communication.
Ride as close together as possible to stay as one group.
Ride side by side even when traffic cannot pass safely.
Keep the same speed even when gaps become unsafe.

Safe spacing and communication help group members respond to braking, turns, obstacles, and changing traffic conditions.

Group of cyclists riding along a road
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What is the minimum licence for a C vehicle towing a trailer over 750 kg?

96. What is the minimum licence for a C vehicle towing a trailer over 750 kg?

Licence C1.
Licence C1E.
✓ Licence CE.
Licence C.

Category C permits a trailer with a maximum authorised mass of up to 750 kg. A category C vehicle towing a trailer or semi-trailer above 750 kg requires category CE.

Category C vehicle towing a trailer over 750 kg
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Why should you leave extra space behind a motorcycle?

97. Why should you leave extra space behind a motorcycle?

Motorcycles need less space to stop than cars.
Motorcyclists cannot see vehicles directly behind them.
Following closely makes it easier to overtake safely.
✓ Motorcycles can slow down quickly and are more vulnerable.

Motorcyclists are more exposed than car drivers. Extra following distance gives you more time to react safely.

Following distance behind a motorcycle
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What does it mean to cover the brake pedal?

98. What does it mean to cover the brake pedal?

Press the brake and accelerator together.
Rest your foot lightly on the brake while driving.
Apply the parking brake slightly.
✓ Position your right foot over the brake, ready to press it.

To cover the brake, move your right foot over the brake pedal without pressing it, so you are ready to brake quickly if a hazard develops.

Right foot positioned over the brake pedal
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Why should you be careful when turning across oncoming traffic?

99. Why should you be careful when turning across oncoming traffic?

Turning gives you priority over approaching traffic.
Your steering becomes less responsive during the turn.
✓ You must judge the speed and distance of approaching vehicles.
Oncoming vehicles need more distance to change lanes.

Turning across traffic requires careful observation. Misjudging speed or distance can lead to a serious collision.

Vehicle preparing to turn across oncoming traffic
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How can the parking brake help when moving off uphill?

100. How can the parking brake help when moving off uphill?

It selects a lower gear automatically.
It increases engine power.
✓ It can prevent the vehicle from rolling backwards.
It releases the clutch.

When moving off uphill, the parking brake can hold the vehicle stationary while you prepare to move. Release it smoothly once the clutch reaches the biting point and sufficient power is applied.

Parking-brake control during an uphill start
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