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Category B Driving Theory Test 1
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1.A blue circular sign with three white arrows forming a circle denotes:
This blue circular sign with white arrows means you must follow the circular path inside a roundabout. No other directions are allowed.
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2.If you encounter this sign, what road feature are you approaching?
This triangular warning sign with a red border and a black arrow curving left warns of an upcoming left-hand curve. Drivers should reduce speed, stay in their lane, and avoid overtaking as visibility is limited around bends.
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3.What does this plain red circle with a yellow center indicate?
This sign applies to all types of vehicles and signals a complete prohibition of entry. It is often used to restrict access to pedestrian zones, private roads, or areas closed to public traffic regardless of vehicle type. Obeying this ensures safety and legal compliance.
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4.While cruising along a well-marked route, you encounter a yellow diamond-shaped sign bordered in white. What does this distinctive symbol communicate to attentive drivers?
This sign indicates that youre on a priority road, meaning other vehicles must give way to you at intersections until the end-of-priority sign appears.
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5.The sign showing LAHTI 12, LAMMI 292, TURENKI 292 serves what navigational role?
This advance direction sign informs you which road numbers lead to various towns. It helps you make route decisions ahead of intersections and stay oriented during your journey.
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6.What must you do when you see a lane sign with a single upward arrow?
This sign permits continuing straight ahead only, with no turning options. It is typically placed at intersections or lane markings where vehicles are required to proceed directly forward. Drivers must not attempt to turn left or right from this lane.
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7.If you encounter this sign, what road feature are you approaching?
In Greece, a triangular warning sign with a red border and a black curved arrow pointing left warns drivers of a left-hand bend ahead.
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8.When two vehicles approach an unregulated intersection from perpendicular roads, who must yield?
In Greece, priority is given to traffic approaching from the right at unregulated intersections. This follows the general European “priority to the right” rule unless overridden by signs or traffic signals.
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9.What is the general speed limit within built-up urban areas in Greece unless otherwise posted?
In urban areas, the default speed limit is 50 km/h unless signage indicates otherwise. This limit is designed to ensure pedestrian and cyclist safety in densely populated zones.
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10.On a Greece motorway, which lane should you primarily use if youre maintaining a steady, moderate speed?
In Greece, the rightmost lane is intended for regular travel. Left lanes are primarily reserved for overtaking, and returning to the right lane after passing is expected. Staying unnecessarily in the left lane can hinder traffic flow and is discouraged.
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11.What is the restriction on parking within 5 meters of an intersection in Greece?
Greece traffic law prohibits parking within 5 meters of intersections to ensure visibility and safety. This helps drivers see oncoming vehicles and protects pedestrians using crosswalks at corners.
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12.When is it legally acceptable to use your horn in Greece?
In Greece, the horn is permitted strictly to warn others of immediate danger or to signal intent to overtake on rural roads. Using it in residential areas or in non-emergency situations is discouraged and may result in fines, as it causes noise disturbance and is considered aggressive behavior.
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13.Under Greece traffic law, how is handheld phone use while driving treated?
Using a handheld mobile phone while operating a vehicle is strictly prohibited in Greece, as it significantly increases the risk of distraction and impairs the driver’s ability to control the vehicle.
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14.In Greece school zones, the speed limit during active hours is typically:
Greece regulations enforce a 30 km/h limit in designated school zones to ensure child safety. These zones are usually marked with clear signage and apply during school hours or when children are present.
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15.While approaching a zebra crossing with pedestrians nearby, what should a driver do in Greece?
Greece law mandates yielding to pedestrians waiting or stepping into a crosswalk. Drivers must stop even if the pedestrian is only approaching the crossing.
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16.What is the consequence for ignoring a red traffic light in Greece?
Running a red light results in a fine and typically 2u20133 demerit points. This is considered a dangerous offense, especially in urban zones and at pedestrian crossings.
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17.What is the legal requirement for front-seat passengers regarding seatbelts in Greece?
In Greece, all front-seat occupants are legally required to wear seatbelts at all times, regardless of how short or slow the journey is. There are no exceptions to this rule.
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18.What is the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for private car drivers in Greece?
In Greece, the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for all drivers is set at 0.2u2030. This low threshold aims to eliminate even mild impairments in judgment, vision, and reaction time, thereby significantly reducing the risk of alcohol-related road accidents.
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19.While driving in urban traffic, which technique best ensures awareness of blind spots?
Defensive driving starts with comprehensive awarenessu2014using side mirrors and performing shoulder checks ensures you don’t miss vehicles, cyclists, or pedestrians in blind spots, especially in dense traffic or when changing lanes.
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20.What is a drivers obligation when approaching a pedestrian who is waiting at a marked crosswalk without traffic lights?
Greece law mandates drivers to yield to pedestrians at marked crossings, even if they have not yet stepped into the road.
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21.When encountering thick fog on a Greece rural road, the correct headlight usage is to:
In fog, high beams reflect off water droplets and reduce visibility. Fog lights and low beams are designed for such conditions.
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22.If your vehicle starts to skid on a snowy Greece road, what is the first action you should take?
In Greece’s icy conditions, steering gently into the direction of the skid helps you regain control. Sudden braking worsens the skid.
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23.A driver feels overwhelmed by traffic and notices rising frustration. What’s the most appropriate response?
Controlled breathing helps regulate emotions. Speeding or honking aggressively worsens road rage.
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24.While approaching a pedestrian crossing partially obscured by parked vehicles, what is the best defensive approach?
Limited visibility at junctions or pedestrian crossings requires drivers to slow down and anticipate the possibility of someone emerging suddenly.
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25.If your car breaks down on a Greece motorway, your first priority is to:
Safety is paramount. Always steer off the active lane and activate hazard lights immediately to warn others
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26.Which of the following driving habits contributes most to lower fuel consumption on motorways?
Using cruise control on highways keeps your speed steady, which eliminates unnecessary acceleration and braking. This reduces fuel consumption, especially on long drives.
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27.While driving on a motorway in Greece, how should you interpret a digital sign showing a speed limit with a snowflake symbol?
A snowflake symbol next to a speed limit indicates the limit applies during icy or slippery conditions. Drivers must reduce speed accordingly as traction and braking ability are compromised in such weather.
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28.A blue circle with a straight white arrow pointing upward means:
A straight arrow on a blue circle tells you that going forward is the only allowed directionu2014no turns permitted.
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29.If you encounter this sign, what road feature are you approaching?
The sign directly illustrates a winding road with multiple turns. This visual representation is the universal symbol for several bends, indicating a series of curves ahead.
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30.This sign restricts access to:
The red-bordered sign with a car and motorcycle crossed out means that all motorized vehicles are forbidden from entering. This includes cars, motorcycles, mopeds with engines, and similar powered traffic. It helps ensure quiet, safe zones for non-motorized use or environmental protection.
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