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Question: 1.1.02-110-B Which statements are correct in this situation?

which one is the correct option
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A. The bus may be passed in either lane but no faster than at walking speed. B. Vehicles...

Question: 1.1.02-112 In a residential area a ball rolls out in front of your vehicle. How must you react?

In a residential area a ball rolls out in front of your vehicle. How must you react
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A. Brake B. Continue driving C. Avoid hitting it Explanation: In a residential area a ball rolls out in front of...

Question: 1.1.02-109-B Which statements are correct in this situation?

what is correct course of action in this situation
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A. Cars coming from the opposite direction may pass the bus provided that they do so with...

Question: 1.1.02-108-B What must you heed in this situation?

Why is it important to know your warning lights?
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You may A. -Pass at walking speed only. B. -Pass only if you are sure that passengers are not...

Question: 1.1.02-107 A child is walking on the pavement with a dog on a lead. Can this cause a dangerous situation?

A child is walking on the pavement with a dog on a lead. Can this cause a dangerous situation
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A. Yes, if the dog suddenly runs onto the roadway and pulls the child along behind. B. Yes,...