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Traffic signs
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
What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

301. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Automatic emergency braking.
Adaptive cruise control.
Parking assistance.
✓ Lane-departure warning.

This symbol relates to the lane-departure warning or lane-keeping system. The system monitors the vehicle's position within its lane and may warn the driver if the vehicle begins to leave the lane unintentionally.

Lane-departure warning symbol on the dashboard
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What should cyclists do near a large vehicle that may be turning?

302. What should cyclists do near a large vehicle that may be turning?

✓ Stay back and do not pass on the turning side.
Pass quickly before the vehicle starts turning.
Ride beside it so the driver can see you.
Move alongside it if there appears to be enough space.

Large vehicles need extra space to turn and may move across a cyclist's path. Remaining behind is usually safer.

Cyclist near a turning large vehicle
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Why should you keep a safe following distance?

303. Why should you keep a safe following distance?

✓ To have enough time to stop.
To make your vehicle easier to see ahead.
To make overtaking easier.
To keep traffic moving at a steady speed.

A safe following distance gives you enough time to react if the vehicle in front slows down or stops suddenly.

Gap between a vehicle and the traffic ahead
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What should a designated driver do?

304. What should a designated driver do?

Drink only a small amount with food.
✓ Remain alcohol-free for the entire journey.
Drink only low-alcohol drinks.
Stop drinking shortly before driving.

A designated driver should remain sober so they can drive safely and respond properly to traffic conditions.

Alcohol-free designated driver for a journey
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

305. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

Electric window control.
✓ Window lock.
Child safety lock.
Central door locking.

This control activates the window lock, which normally prevents passengers from operating their electric windows while leaving control with the driver.

Lock switch for passenger window controls
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What should you do when the road is covered with snow or ice?

306. What should you do when the road is covered with snow or ice?

Brake firmly in bends to keep control.
✓ Reduce speed, increase following distance, and drive gently.
Use quick steering movements if the vehicle starts to slide.
Drive at the normal speed limit if the road looks clear.

Snow and ice greatly reduce tyre grip. Lower speed, extra distance, and gentle steering, braking, and acceleration help maintain control.

Vehicle travelling on a snow-covered road
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Why should you keep a safe distance from cyclists?

307. Why should you keep a safe distance from cyclists?

Bicycles need more stopping distance than cars.
Cyclists cannot signal before changing direction.
Cyclists must move aside whenever a vehicle approaches.
✓ They may need space to avoid obstacles.

Cyclists may need to move around potholes, parked cars, or drains. Giving them enough space helps prevent dangerous situations.

Lateral clearance between a vehicle and a cyclist
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What should you do when approaching a narrow road with oncoming traffic?

308. What should you do when approaching a narrow road with oncoming traffic?

✓ Slow down and give space when needed.
Continue first if you entered the narrow section earlier.
Expect the oncoming driver to make room for you.
Maintain your speed if there appears to be enough room.

On narrow roads, reduce speed and be prepared to stop or use a suitable passing place. Leave enough space for the oncoming vehicle and avoid forcing either vehicle into an unsafe position.

Oncoming vehicles approaching a narrow stretch of road
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

309. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Charging-system warning.
Diesel particulate filter warning.
✓ Diesel glow-plug preheating.
Engine-temperature warning.

This symbol indicates the diesel glow-plug preheating system. In a diesel vehicle, wait for the light to go out before starting the engine when required. If it remains illuminated or flashes while driving, it may indicate a fault.

Diesel glow-plug preheating symbol on the dashboard
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Which passenger vehicles are covered by driving licence D1?

310. Which passenger vehicles are covered by driving licence D1?

Minibuses of any length.
Buses designed for any number of passengers.
✓ Minibuses for up to 16 passengers and no longer than 8 m.
Cars carrying no more than eight passengers.

Category D1 covers vehicles designed to carry no more than 16 passengers in addition to the driver and with a maximum length of 8 metres. A trailer up to 750 kg may be towed.

Minibus covered by category D1
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Does driving at the speed limit always mean your speed is safe?

311. Does driving at the speed limit always mean your speed is safe?

✓ No, you may need to drive more slowly for the conditions.
Yes, the speed limit is always the safest speed.
Only when driving outside built-up areas.
Yes, if the road ahead appears clear.

A speed limit is a maximum permitted speed, not a target. You may need to drive more slowly because of traffic, poor visibility, weather, road conditions, pedestrians, cyclists, or other hazards.

Speed-limit sign and changing road conditions
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

312. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

Central door locking.
✓ Exterior mirror adjustment.
Mirror folding.
Seat adjustment.

This control adjusts the vehicle's exterior mirrors. The driver normally selects the left or right mirror and then moves the control to change its angle.

Control for adjusting the exterior mirrors
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Which control is normally used to switch on the dipped headlights?

313. Which control is normally used to switch on the dipped headlights?

The windscreen-wiper control.
✓ The lighting control.
The rear-window demister.
The hazard warning switch.

The lighting control is normally used to switch on the dipped headlights. Depending on the vehicle, it may be a rotary switch or part of a lighting stalk.

Lighting control for switching on dipped headlights
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Why should you not drive too close behind another vehicle?

314. Why should you not drive too close behind another vehicle?

It increases tyre pressure.
✓ You may not have enough time to stop.
It makes your steering less responsive.
It makes your headlights less effective.

Driving too close, or tailgating, reduces the time and space available to react and increases the risk of a rear-end collision. Use defensive driving and keep a safe following distance.

Vehicle tailgating the traffic ahead
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What should you do if you smell fuel or see fuel leaking from your vehicle?

315. What should you do if you smell fuel or see fuel leaking from your vehicle?

Drive slowly to the nearest fuel station.
✓ Stop, switch off the engine, avoid flames or sparks, and call for assistance.
Ignore a small leak if the fuel level remains stable.
Restart the engine to check whether the leak continues.

Leaking fuel creates a serious fire risk. Keep people away, do not restart the engine, and arrange professional assistance.

Fuel leaking from a vehicle
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You should keep both hands ready to control the steering.

316. You should keep both hands ready to control the steering.

✓ True.
False.

Keeping proper control of the steering wheel helps you react safely to changes in traffic and road conditions.

Driver keeping both hands on the steering wheel
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How can unnecessary weight affect a vehicle's energy use?

317. How can unnecessary weight affect a vehicle's energy use?

It makes the vehicle easier to accelerate.
It improves braking efficiency.
✓ It can increase the energy needed to move the vehicle.
It always reduces fuel consumption.

Extra weight generally requires more energy when accelerating and climbing. Removing unnecessary heavy items can help reduce fuel or energy consumption while keeping all essential equipment in the vehicle.

Extra luggage adding weight to a vehicle
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Which vehicle type is mainly associated with driving licence C?

318. Which vehicle type is mainly associated with driving licence C?

Car.
Motorcycle.
✓ Truck.
Bus.

Driving licence C is mainly associated with trucks. Category C1 covers smaller heavy vehicles, C covers larger heavy vehicles, and C1E and CE allow heavier trailers.

Driving licence card for category C
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What is the minimum licence for a 35 kW motorcycle at 0.2 kW/kg, derived from 70 kW?

319. What is the minimum licence for a 35 kW motorcycle at 0.2 kW/kg, derived from 70 kW?

Licence B.
Licence AM.
Licence A.
✓ Licence A2.

Category A2 covers motorcycles with power not exceeding 35 kW and a power-to-weight ratio not exceeding 0.2 kW/kg. The motorcycle must not be derived from a vehicle with more than double its power, so a 35 kW motorcycle may be derived from a vehicle of up to 70 kW.

35 kW motorcycle for category A2
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

320. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

Air conditioning.
Air recirculation.
✓ Cabin temperature adjustment.
Cabin fan speed.

This control adjusts the temperature of the air supplied to the cabin. Turning it towards the blue side lowers the selected temperature, while turning it towards the red side raises it.

Control for adjusting the cabin temperature
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What is the minimum licence for a car with a maximum authorised mass of 3,500 kg?

321. What is the minimum licence for a car with a maximum authorised mass of 3,500 kg?

✓ Licence B.
Licence C1.
Licence BE.
Licence D1.

Category B normally covers motor vehicles with a maximum authorised mass not exceeding 3,500 kg and designed to carry no more than eight passengers in addition to the driver.

Car with a maximum authorised mass of 3,500 kg
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What is the minimum licence for a moped with a design speed over 25 and up to 45 km/h?

322. What is the minimum licence for a moped with a design speed over 25 and up to 45 km/h?

✓ Licence AM.
Licence B.
Licence A1.
Licence A2.

Category AM covers certain two- and three-wheeled mopeds with a maximum design speed above 25 km/h and not exceeding 45 km/h, as well as light quadricycles.

Moped with a design speed up to 45 km/h
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How should you use the brake pedal during emergency braking in a vehicle with ABS?

323. How should you use the brake pedal during emergency braking in a vehicle with ABS?

✓ Press it firmly and keep it pressed.
Pump it rapidly.
Use the parking brake instead.
Release it if the pedal vibrates.

During emergency braking with ABS, press the brake pedal firmly and keep it pressed. Pulsation or vibration through the pedal can be normal while ABS is operating, so do not pump or release the brake.

Firm brake-pedal pressure during emergency braking with ABS
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How should a passenger normally sit on a motorcycle?

324. How should a passenger normally sit on a motorcycle?

As far back as possible without using the footrests.
✓ Securely on the passenger seat with both feet on the footrests.
With one foot hanging down when travelling slowly.
Standing on the footrests when the road is uneven.

A motorcycle passenger should sit securely on the designated passenger seat, keep both feet on the footrests and avoid sudden movements that could affect the motorcycle's balance and stability.

Passenger seated on a motorcycle with feet on the footrests
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Why should you not rely only on a reversing camera?

325. Why should you not rely only on a reversing camera?

✓ It may not show everything around the vehicle.
It makes mirrors unnecessary when reversing.
It removes the need to look around before reversing.
It shows every blind spot around the vehicle.

Reversing cameras can help, but they may have blind spots and limited coverage. Always check your mirrors and surroundings, look around where possible, and reverse slowly.

Reversing-camera display inside a vehicle
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What should you do if traffic ahead is blocking a junction?

326. What should you do if traffic ahead is blocking a junction?

Follow the vehicle ahead into the junction.
Use the horn so traffic ahead moves forward.
Enter if the traffic light is green.
✓ Wait until there is enough space to clear the junction.

Do not enter a junction if traffic ahead prevents you from clearing it safely. Waiting before the junction helps avoid blocking crossing traffic, pedestrians, cyclists, or other road users.

Queue of traffic blocking a junction
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What should you check before starting a long journey?

327. What should you check before starting a long journey?

Only the dashboard warning lights.
Nothing if the vehicle was recently serviced.
Only the lights if you plan to drive at night.
✓ Tyres, lights, fluids, windows, mirrors, and essential equipment.

A brief vehicle check can reveal tyre damage, low fluid levels, faulty lights, or visibility problems before they cause danger. Also confirm that any spare wheel or tyre-repair equipment is available and usable.

Vehicle safety checks before a long journey
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What should you do when driving through heavy rain?

328. What should you do when driving through heavy rain?

Use cruise control to maintain a constant speed.
Accelerate through the rain to clear it more quickly.
✓ Reduce speed and increase your following distance.
Drive closer to the vehicle ahead for guidance.

Heavy rain reduces grip and visibility. Lower speed and extra distance give you more time to react safely.

Vehicle travelling through heavy rain
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Which pedal is used to increase the vehicle's speed?

329. Which pedal is used to increase the vehicle's speed?

✓ The accelerator pedal.
The clutch pedal.
The brake pedal.
The footrest.

The accelerator pedal controls the amount of power delivered by the engine and is used to increase or maintain the vehicle's speed. It is the right-hand pedal.

Accelerator pedal in the driver's footwell
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What should you do when driving in strong wind?

330. What should you do when driving in strong wind?

✓ Hold the steering wheel firmly and reduce speed if needed.
Drive close behind large vehicles for protection from the wind.
Increase speed so the vehicle is less affected by gusts.
Use main beam to make your vehicle more visible.

Strong wind can affect vehicle control, especially near open areas, bridges, large vehicles, cyclists, and motorcyclists.

Driver controlling a vehicle in strong wind
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

331. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Dipped headlights.
✓ Front fog lights.
Sidelights.
Rear fog lights.

This symbol indicates that the front fog lights are switched on. Front fog lights are designed to improve illumination close to the road in conditions of severely reduced visibility. Rules governing their use vary by country.

Front fog-light symbol on the dashboard
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What is the general speed limit for cars in built-up areas in Hungary?

332. What is the general speed limit for cars in built-up areas in Hungary?

60 km/h.
Other speed limit.
40 km/h.
✓ 50 km/h.

The general speed limit for cars in built-up areas in Hungary is 50 km/h, unless signs indicate otherwise.

Speed limits for cars in built-up areas
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Why should you be careful when taking more than one medicine before driving?

333. Why should you be careful when taking more than one medicine before driving?

They can change the tyre pressure.
They may interfere with the vehicle's electronics.
✓ Their combined effects may impair your ability to drive.
They may make the vehicle use more fuel.

Different medicines can interact or have combined side effects such as drowsiness, dizziness, blurred vision, or slower reactions. Check the instructions and seek advice from a doctor or pharmacist if you are unsure whether it is safe to drive.

Multiple medicines and their potential effects on driving
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Where should passengers get in or out of a vehicle when possible?

334. Where should passengers get in or out of a vehicle when possible?

On the side closest to approaching traffic.
✓ On the side away from moving traffic.
From the rear door nearest the centre of the road.
From the driver's side in every situation.

Passengers should get in or out on the side away from moving traffic whenever possible. This is particularly important for children, who may not recognise approaching traffic or other road users. Before opening any door, check that it is safe.

Passenger leaving a vehicle on the side away from traffic
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What should you do if exhaust fumes begin entering the car?

335. What should you do if exhaust fumes begin entering the car?

Open the windows and continue to your destination.
Switch the ventilation to recirculation and keep driving.
✓ Open the windows, stop safely, leave the vehicle, and seek assistance.
Ignore the fumes if no warning lights appear.

Exhaust gases may contain carbon monoxide, which is poisonous and may not be visible. The exhaust system should be inspected before the vehicle is used again.

Vehicle exhaust fumes and cabin ventilation
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What should you do if the bonnet suddenly opens while you are driving?

336. What should you do if the bonnet suddenly opens while you are driving?

✓ Look through any available gap, slow down smoothly, and stop safely.
Continue driving by looking through the side window.
Turn sharply toward the side of the road.
Brake hard immediately, even if traffic is behind you.

The bonnet may completely obstruct your view. Avoid sudden movements, use the road markings or available gap to maintain direction, and stop safely.

Raised bonnet obstructing the driver's forward view
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What should you do if the windscreen wipers leave the glass smeared?

337. What should you do if the windscreen wipers leave the glass smeared?

Replace the washer pump instead of the blades.
Use the wipers at a higher speed.
✓ Clean the windscreen and blades, and replace worn blades.
Ignore it unless the wipers stop moving.

Worn or dirty wiper blades can seriously reduce visibility in rain. Clean them first and replace them if they remain ineffective or damaged.

Wiper streaks on a vehicle's windscreen
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Why is it dangerous to drive through standing water at speed?

338. Why is it dangerous to drive through standing water at speed?

✓ The tyres may lose contact with the road.
The water can increase tyre pressure.
The suspension becomes firmer at higher speed.
The steering becomes more responsive.

Driving too fast through water can cause aquaplaning, where the tyres lose grip and the driver may lose control.

Vehicle travelling through standing water
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Why is it important to use bicycle lights at night?

339. Why is it important to use bicycle lights at night?

They are needed only on roads without street lighting.
They give cyclists priority over other traffic.
They make reflective clothing unnecessary.
✓ They help you see and help others notice you.

Front and rear lights improve visibility and make it easier for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians to detect you.

Bicycle lights used when riding at night
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Why should you avoid using an ordinary extension lead to charge an electric vehicle?

340. Why should you avoid using an ordinary extension lead to charge an electric vehicle?

It will always charge the vehicle too quickly.
✓ It may overheat because it is not designed for continuous high-power charging.
It prevents the charging port from closing afterwards.
It can make the vehicle battery lose capacity immediately.

An ordinary household extension lead may not be designed for the sustained electrical load required for EV charging and can overheat. Use suitable approved charging equipment and follow the vehicle and charging-equipment manufacturer's instructions.

Extension lead used for electric-vehicle charging
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Why should you avoid parking a petrol or diesel vehicle on dry grass?

341. Why should you avoid parking a petrol or diesel vehicle on dry grass?

✓ Hot exhaust components could ignite the vegetation.
The grass could prevent the parking brake from holding.
The grass could block the vehicle's ventilation system.
The tyres could lose pressure more quickly.

Parts of the exhaust system, especially the catalytic converter, can become very hot while driving. Parking over dry grass, leaves, or other combustible vegetation can create a fire risk. Park on a suitable non-flammable surface whenever possible.

Vehicle exhaust close to dry grass
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What should you do before overtaking while towing a trailer?

342. What should you do before overtaking while towing a trailer?

✓ Allow extra time and distance for the manoeuvre.
Accelerate sharply once you move into the other lane.
Assume the trailer will follow the same path as the vehicle.
Begin overtaking as soon as the road looks clear.

A towing vehicle accelerates more slowly, and the trailer makes the whole vehicle combination longer. Remember to allow a much larger safe gap before overtaking and enough space to return safely to your lane.

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What normally happens to cruise control when you press the brake pedal?

343. What normally happens to cruise control when you press the brake pedal?

The accelerator pedal locks in position.
The selected speed increases.
✓ Cruise control is cancelled or temporarily disengaged.
The parking brake is applied.

Pressing the brake pedal normally cancels or temporarily disengages cruise control, returning speed control to the driver.

Brake-pedal operation to disengage cruise control
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What should a motorcyclist do before entering a bend?

344. What should a motorcyclist do before entering a bend?

Brake hard after beginning to lean.
Look only at the road directly in front of the wheel.
✓ Reduce speed before the bend and look through it.
Accelerate before checking how sharp the bend is.

Adjust your speed before entering the bend so you can steer smoothly and remain within a safe position. Look through the bend towards where you want to travel and be prepared for hazards that may be hidden from view.

Motorcyclist approaching a bend
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Why are roads especially slippery during rain after a dry period?

345. Why are roads especially slippery during rain after a dry period?

✓ Oil, dust, and dirt mix with water on the road surface.
Tyres need time to adjust to a wet road.
Cold rain quickly reduces the tyre pressure.
The first rain makes the road surface softer.

After a dry period, oil and dirt can build up on the road. The first rain mixes with them and can make the surface very slippery.

Rain falling on a road after dry weather
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What should you do if an EV charging connector will not release from the vehicle?

346. What should you do if an EV charging connector will not release from the vehicle?

Drive forwards slowly until the connector releases.
Twist the connector from side to side until it comes loose.
Use a tool to prise the connector from the charging port.
✓ Stop the charging session, unlock the vehicle, and follow the instructions.

Charging connectors may remain locked while charging or until the vehicle is unlocked. Stop the charging session and follow the vehicle or charger's release procedure. Never force the connector; if it remains stuck, seek appropriate assistance.

Charging connector attached to an electric vehicle
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Why should pedestrians avoid sudden movements near traffic?

347. Why should pedestrians avoid sudden movements near traffic?

Drivers always expect pedestrians to walk straight.
You lose priority if you change direction suddenly.
✓ Drivers may not have enough time to react.
Pedestrians are only allowed to walk slowly.

Sudden movements can surprise drivers and reduce the time they have to slow down or stop safely.

Pedestrian movements close to road traffic
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How should you position your vehicle beside a fuel pump?

348. How should you position your vehicle beside a fuel pump?

Wherever there is space, regardless of the fuel-filler position.
As close to the pump as possible, even if access is restricted.
With the fuel hose stretched tightly across the vehicle.
✓ With the fuel-filler side close enough for the hose to reach safely.

Position the vehicle so the fuel filler is close to the pump and the hose can reach without being stretched tightly across or around the vehicle. Stop within the designated refuelling area and leave enough space to use the pump safely.

Vehicle positioned beside a fuel pump
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You may ignore a stop sign if the road looks empty.

349. You may ignore a stop sign if the road looks empty.

✓ False.
True.

A stop sign means you must come to a complete stop, even if no other traffic is visible.

Stop sign at a quiet junction
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Is a high-visibility vest required in cars in Hungary?

350. Is a high-visibility vest required in cars in Hungary?

✓ No.
Yes.

Cars in Hungary are not generally required to carry a high-visibility vest.

High-visibility vest for roadside use
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