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Question 1

Both lanes in the picture are for traffic in your direction. Which lane should you as a private car driver choose?

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Explanation

Bus
BusM28

The road marking indicates that the lane is intended for vehicles operating a regular service etc.

Question 2

Which signals tell you to reduce your speed?

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Explanation

Reduce speed
AReduce speedP8

The signal indicates that the road user whom the officer is facing must reduce their speed. When it is dark and visibility is poor, the signal may be highlighted with a white or amber light or a reflective device that reflects white or amber light.

Pull over to the side of the road and stop in front of the police vehicle
BPull over to the side of the road and stop in front of the police vehicleP11

The signal indicates that the driver of the vehicle in front of the police vehicle is to pull over to the side of the road and stop. The signal is given with alternately flashing blue and red lights.

Reduce speed
CReduce speedP9

The signal indicates that road users coming towards the officer must reduce their speed. When it is dark and visibility is poor, the signal may be highlighted with a white or amber light or a reflective device that reflects white or amber light.

Follow and stop behind the police vehicle
DFollow and stop behind the police vehicleP10

The signal indicates that the driver of the vehicle behind the police vehicle is to pull over to the side of the road and stop. The signal may be given using a stop paddle.

Question 3

The red car is driving out from a parking facility. The white van is forced to brake quickly. Who is obliged to give way according to the rules?

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Explanation

The exit rule: “A driver is also obliged to give way to every vehicle whose path intersects theirs when the driver is entering a road [...] from a parking space, a property, a petrol station or from a similar area adjacent to the road.” (Swedish Road Traffic Ordinance)

Question 4

Is it safe to drive the day after drinking large quantities of alcohol?

Explanation

There is no miracle cure to speed up your metabolism, time is the decisive factor here. Your performance can be significantly impaired the next day, even if your blood alcohol is zero. That effect can last for quite a while and it is therefore wise to refrain from driving the day after drinking.
Swedish Transport Administration
Question 5

Which type of accident is the most common result of tiredness?

Explanation

The most common type of accident caused by tiredness is a single vehicle accident
Swedish Transport Agency
Question 6

What does this road sign mean?

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Explanation

Vehicle parking is prohibited
Vehicle parking is prohibitedC35
Question 7

How fast is a private car towing a caravan allowed to drive?

Explanation

The maximum speed with a caravan: “80”. (Swedish Transport Agency)

The fact that the speed is limited to a maximum 80 km/h is due to it not being considered safe to drive any faster. As soon as the vehicle is towing something, it handles differently (mostly in a negative way), for example it has a longer braking distance, a greater risk of instability in case of rough winds etc.

Question 8

The temperature is 2°C and it is splashing under the car. For what road conditions should you adapt your turn out onto the intersecting road?

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Explanation

Since it is plus degrees and slashing under the car, slush is the most likely weather condition.

In the event of sudden icy conditions, it does not splash under the car since the surface freezes to ice.

Question 9

What do the figures at the top of the additional panel mean?

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Explanation

Illustration
Time indicationT6

The panel indicates when the directions on the road sign applies. If times are used in combination with other conditions, the panel also indicates when these conditions apply. Black or white figures without brackets refer to weekdays except for weekdays before Sundays and public holidays. Black or white figures within brackets refer to weekdays before Sundays and public holidays. Red figures refer to Sundays and public holidays. If the time indication extends past midnight, the time period applies after midnight the following day. If a certain date or day of the week is indicated, the regulation applies to this day regardless of whether the day is a weekday, Sunday or public holidays.

Question 10

What is an optical illusion?

Explanation

Nationalencyklopedin: “Optical illusion, incorrect visual perception.”

Question 11

Is there a risk of skidding in the situation in the picture?

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Explanation

The slush may be dangerous and there is a risk of slushplaning – the same thing as aquaplaning, but with slush instead of water.

Question 12

What penalty does a person normally incur if they flee the scene of an accident where only damage to property occurred?

Explanation

If the accident has only resulted in property damage and the involved party flees, the penalty is day-fines. It may now also be a matter of revoking their licence.
Driving Licence Book, 19th Edition, page 255

Revoking a driving licence “is a traffic safety measure and not a penalty” (MHF). Also note how the Driving Licence Book avoids describing a revoked driving licence as a penalty.

Simplified comparisons:

  • An assault at a gym does not result in the judge sentencing the person to a “revoked gym card”, but rather to pay a fine or imprisonment.
  • Internet fraud does not result in the judge sentencing the person to “suspension from the internet”, but rather to pay a fine or imprisonment.
Question 13

What rule applies in this situation?

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Explanation

The roads do not have to be at a 90° angle for the right-hand rule to be applicable.

Below is a rotated version of the image, which hopefully makes it easier to see who is coming from the right.

Illustration
Question 14

What does this road sign mean?

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Explanation

Compulsory track for pedestrians, cyclists and moped drivers
Compulsory track for pedestrians, cyclists and moped driversD6

The sign indicates a common track for pedestrians, cyclists and moped drivers. If class II mopeds may not be driven on the track, this is indicated on an additional panel.

Question 15

What does this road sign mean?

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Explanation

Interchange number
Interchange numberF27

The sign indicates the number of the interchange. The sign may be supplemented with the exit road's designation. No other colour may be used.

Interchange number is the same as exit road number.

Example of practical use: You need to call 112 because of an accident. You know you are driving on E20, but not much more. However, if you see the interchange number, the emergency vehicles get a more exact position and can thus arrive on the scene quicker.

Question 16

You have just arrived to a narrow bridge where the oncoming traffic is obliged to give way. An oncoming vehicle is already on the bridge, what do you do?

Explanation

According to the curriculum for a category B licence, you must display “good judgement when interacting with other road users.” (Swedish Transport Administration)

Even though you are in the right, it is hardly a sign of good judgement to try to force the oncoming vehicle to reverse. It is easiest and safest for everyone if you stop and wait.

Question 17

Which sign indicates no vehicles?

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Explanation

No entry
ANo entryC1
No vehicles
BNo vehiclesC2

The sign refers to traffic with vehicles in both directions.

One-way traffic
COne-way trafficE16

The sign indicates that vehicle traffic on the road is one-way in the direction of the arrow. An arrow pointing up indicates that the traffic is one-way in a forward direction.

No motor vehicles other than class II mopeds
DNo motor vehicles other than class II mopedsC3

If the prohibition also applies to class II mopeds, this is indicated on an additional panel.

Question 18

Which option is true?

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Explanation

No entry
ANo entryC1
No vehicles
BNo vehiclesC2

The sign refers to traffic with vehicles in both directions.

One-way traffic
COne-way trafficE16

The sign indicates that vehicle traffic on the road is one-way in the direction of the arrow. An arrow pointing up indicates that the traffic is one-way in a forward direction.

No motor vehicles other than class II mopeds
DNo motor vehicles other than class II mopedsC3

If the prohibition also applies to class II mopeds, this is indicated on an additional panel.

Question 19

What does this combination of signs tell you?

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Explanation

”Ej cykel och moped” = No bicycle and moped

The public transport lane is for vehicles operating a regular service; however, “cyclists and moped drivers may use the lane.” (Du och jag i trafiken [You and me in traffic], 28th Edition, page 118)

In other words, the combination of signs is to be interpreted like this: Cyclists and moped drivers are normally allowed in the public transport lane, but in this particular case, the additional panel prohibits bicycles and mopeds. In other words, there is a supplementation to the regular significance.

Question 20

The blue car has stopped to drop off a passenger. Is this permitted if the time is 17 on a Saturday?

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Explanation

The stopping prohibition only applies until 14 on Saturdays.

Illustration
Time indicationT6

The panel indicates when the directions on the road sign applies. If times are used in combination with other conditions, the panel also indicates when these conditions apply. Black or white figures without brackets refer to weekdays except for weekdays before Sundays and public holidays. Black or white figures within brackets refer to weekdays before Sundays and public holidays. Red figures refer to Sundays and public holidays. If the time indication extends past midnight, the time period applies after midnight the following day. If a certain date or day of the week is indicated, the regulation applies to this day regardless of whether the day is a weekday, Sunday or public holidays.

Question 21

You are going to Malmö and have a choice between two routes. Route A is 50 km and route B is 57 km long. Which option is true?

Explanation

Example:

  • Route A (shortest) runs through several cities. Many red lights (braking and stopping) and greatly varying speeds.
  • Route B (longest) consists entirely of country road. You can keep driving without interruption.

Every time you have to stop at a red light and accelerate to the appropriate speed, your fuel consumption increases. Maintaining a constant speed on the country road does not use as much fuel, as the speed you have built helps you to keep moving.

But I am not given any information about the different roads.
– That is exactly the point of the question. You have to be able to realise that there may be times when a longer route is more environmentally friendly. The example above is just one way to think.

Question 22

When should change of ownership of a car be reported to the Swedish Transport Agency?

Explanation

Notification of change of ownership must be received by us within ten days of the transfer
Swedish Transport Agency
Question 23

You are turning left. What rule applies?

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Explanation

Since the arrow is unlit, you should ignore it. In other words, you are looking at a regular green traffic signal.

The fact that the arrow is unlit can be seen from the green colour, which differs significantly from the lit light on the right. A lit arrow would have exactly the same colour as the light on the right:

Illustration

So what is the function of the green arrow?
– If only the green arrow is lit, it means that only vehicles turning to the left are allowed to go. As it is (green circle), you are permitted to drive in all directions, including to the left.

Question 24

What does this sign mean?

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Explanation

No vehicles
No vehicles

The sign refers to traffic with vehicles in both directions.

Question 25

What does this road sign mean?

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Explanation

End of roadworks
End of roadworks

The sign indicates the end of a road section with roadworks that has been marked with an A20 roadworks sign. The sign is not erected if it is otherwise clear where the section ends.

Question 26

What does this road sign mean?

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Explanation

No overtaking
No overtakingC27

The sign indicates a prohibition on overtaking motor vehicles other than two-wheeled mopeds and two-wheeled motorcycles without a sidecar. The prohibition applies on the road where the sign is erected and up to the place where sign C28, End of overtaking restriction, is erected.

Question 27

You triple your speed. How does this affect your braking distance?

Explanation

The braking distance [...] increases quadratically with increasing speed.
Driving Licence Book, 19th Edition, page 120

32 = 3*3 = 9

Question 28

Could going through a red light result in your driving licence being revoked?

Explanation

A driving licence shall be revoked [...] if the licence holder […] has gone through a red light […] if the violation cannot not be considered minor
Driving Licence Act
Question 29

Is it permitted to stop here on a weekday at 13:00?

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Explanation

The question asks if you are permitted to stop. Parking is never mentioned in the question. Do not mix up these signs:

Vehicle parking is prohibited
Vehicle parking is prohibitedC35
No stopping or parking
No stopping or parkingC39
Question 30

It is night and you are driving on a road that is satisfactorily lit by street lamps. Which of the following is true?

Explanation

Full beam headlights may not be used [...] on stretches of road that are satisfactorily lit.
Swedish Road Traffic Ordinance
Question 31

What is true regarding a load that protrudes less than one metre out in front of the vehicle?

Explanation

Normally, a load that protrudes out in front of the vehicle must be marked. However, there is an exception:

A load that protrudes less than one metre out in front of the vehicle does not need to be marked if the protruding part is clearly visible to other road users.
Swedish Road Traffic Ordinance

Therefore, the options that says “always” are incorrect.

Question 32

Which alternative applies to visual impairment?

Explanation

The white cane, the international symbol of the visually impaired, is one of the oldest and most important aids for the visually impaired.
Synskadades Riksförbund
Question 33

The driver has unloaded cargo in the red storage unit and wishes to turn out onto the priority road. What rule applies?

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Explanation

A solid line may be crossed “to enter or exit a property or equivalent area.” (Swedish Road Traffic Ordinance)

Question 34

Which signs indicate the direction to be followed?

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Explanation

Mnemonic rule:

  • Diagonal (twisted/slanting) arrows = pass on this side (the arrow indicates the correct lane).
  • Horizontal (straight) arrows = direction to be followed (the arrow indicates a direction).
Illustration
Question 35

Why is it good to turn off your full beams for a moment before coming to the crest of a hill when driving in the dark?

Explanation

It is good to dim the headlights for a moment before a hill crest or bend. This will allow you to see oncoming traffic sooner and you have the chance to spot any obstacles as they become silhouetted against the oncoming lights.
Driving Licence Book, 19th Edition, page 155
Question 36

Which road sign is posted in this image?

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Explanation

No vehicles
No vehiclesC2
No entry
No entryC1

This can also be seen from the curvature of the sign. Only the “No entry” sign can be curved in this way.

There are indications that questions on the back of signs may appear on the real test.

Question 37

Are you obligated to address a remark from a roadworthiness test that does not require a follow-up test?

Explanation

What does a remark that does not entail a follow-up test mean? The problem must be rectified as soon as possible. The vehicle must not be used more than is necessary in order to rectify the problem. If a previously noted problem remains at the next inspection, it will result in a remark with a requirement for a follow-up test.
Bilprovningen

Things that do not need to be rectified will not lead to a remark.

Question 38

You are driving on a two-way road. Where would you see this verge post?

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Explanation

“The reflectors shall be white, with the exception of bus stops, parking spaces and junctions/intersections, where the reflectors shall be yellow.” (Swedish Transport Administration) When not around a junction, posts with white round reflectors are placed on the left side and posts with white rectangular reflectors are placed on the right side of the road.

Question 39

What does this road sign mean?

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Explanation

Parking facility
Parking facilityF28

Information indicating that the parking location is full or has spaces available can be provided adjacent to the sign. The name of the parking facility may be included in the sign. The sign may be incorporated in a location sign for direction. No other colour may be used.

Question 40

What happens to your kinetic energy if you increase your speed from 30 km/h to 90 km/h?

Explanation

Kinetic energy increases quadratically with increasing speed
Du och jag i trafiken [You and me in traffic], 28th Edition, page 159

How many times faster is the speed? 90 / 30 = 3, i.e. the speed is 3 times faster.

How many times greater is the kinetic energy? 32 = 3*3 = 9, i.e. the kinetic energy is 9 times greater.

Question 41

Are you permitted to tow the trailer if you have a regular category B licence?

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Explanation

With a regular category B licence, you are only allowed to tow a light trailer. The following counts as a light trailer:

  • Trailer with a maximum total weight of 750 kg.
  • or
  • Trailer where the maximum total weight for car + trailer is 3.5 tonnes.

Does the combined total weight exceed 3.5 tonnes? 1900 kg + 1650 kg = 3550 kg = Over 3.5 tonnes

Question 42

Which of the following is true about your night vision after being dazzled by the full beams of another vehicle?

Explanation

Everyone’s vision deteriorates in the dark. First of all, you do not see as well and, secondly, it takes much longer to adapt from light to dark than it takes to adapt from dark to light.

After being dazzled, it takes a minute or two to adapt before your night vision works fairly well again.
Driving Licence Book, 19th Edition, page 151
Question 43

Which sign indicates the maximum gross weight of a single vehicle in a vehicle combination?

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Explanation

Restricted gross weight of vehicle
ARestricted gross weight of vehicleC20

Maximum permitted gross weight is indicated on the sign.

Restricted gross weight of vehicle and vehicle combination
BRestricted gross weight of vehicle and vehicle combinationC21

Maximum permitted gross weight is indicated on the sign.

Restricted weight on one axle
CRestricted weight on one axleC23

Maximum permitted weight on an axle is indicated on the sign.

Restricted weight on tandem axle
DRestricted weight on tandem axleC24

Maximum permitted weight on a tandem axle is indicated on the sign.

But B is the sign that refers to vehicle combinations?
– Yes, but in this case, you have to really pay attention to the formulation of the question, which is very tricky! The figure stated in B is the maximum weight of the whole vehicle combination. However, the question is asking about the maximum weight of a single vehicle, which is what is provided in A.

For example, A allows for 3 vehicles that each weigh 12 tonnes to be driven on the road: 12-tonne truck + 12-tonne trailer + 12-tonne trailer = a total 36 tonnes. (Note that each trailer is considered an individual vehicle.)

B would not allow these 3 vehicles on the road, as the total weight of the entire vehicle combination exceeds the sign limit of 30 tonnes.

But this is only applicable to trucks, right?
– No, it is the same principle for all vehicles. It is thus possible for the signs to indicate lower weights. In other words, the signs are what matters, not the specific weights indicated here (these are the examples used by the Swedish Transport Agency on the official road sign images).

Question 44

What is Euro NCAP?

Explanation

Euro NCAP is a European organisation testing the safety of new cars. It consists of both government agencies and interest groups and receives support from the EU. The Swedish Transport Administration is a member of Euro NCAP.
Swedish Transport Administration

Why is identifying clues important?
– Safety is important, and if you are familiar with different concepts in this field, you can make safer car choices. Safer cars and and increased awareness of safety issues are in everyone’s interest.

Question 45

Is it permitted to turn left in the situation in the picture?

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Explanation

Keep right
Keep rightD2

The signs indicate that the vehicle may only drive past the sign where the arrow is pointing or, in the case of two arrows, where the arrows are indicating. The symbol is adapted to the conditions of the location.

The sign indicates that you must drive to the right of the island if you intend to drive straight on. However, it says nothing about what applies when turning left.

Question 46

What does the top left road sign mean?

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Explanation

Hostel
HostelH8

1,000 m = 1 km

Question 47

When must you clear a path for an emergency vehicle?

Explanation

Emergency vehicles: “You must clear a path when they are driving with their sirens or rotating blue lights on.” (Driving Licence Book, 19th Edition, page 47)

There are many situations where emergency vehicles (police, ambulance and fire engine) are out in traffic without being on an emergency call, for example, on their way back from a call out or when they are refuelling. In such situations, there is no reason to clear a path.

Question 48

Is it good to rationalise mistakes made in traffic?

Explanation

“By constantly rationalising, you loose the opportunity to learn from your mistakes.” (Driving Licence Book, 19th Edition, page 187) If you blame the accident on someone else, there is no reason to improve, is there? Since you have done nothing wrong and the other person is fully to blame…

Question 49

Overall, which of the following gases constitutes the greatest threat to the environment?

Explanation

Carbon dioxide is the most important of the greenhouse gases affecting the world climate through a growing greenhouse effect.
Swedish Transport Administration
Question 50

What is a crawler lane?

Explanation

A crawler lane is an extra lane found on certain long or steep upward slopes and which are to be used for overtaking.
Du och jag i trafiken [You and me in traffic], 28th Edition, page 252
Question 51

Which proportion of 60-year-olds have some form of visual impairment?

Explanation

Visual impairment: “82% of 60-year-olds.” (Du och jag i trafiken [You and me in traffic], 28th Edition, page 52)

Why should I know this?
– Safety is the highest priority in traffic. You must therefore be aware of statistics and probabilities such as these. Hopefully, it will make you check your vision when you are older, which makes traffic safer.

Question 52

You are driving the car from which the picture is taken. Are you obligated to give way to traffic coming from A?

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Explanation

End of priority road
End of priority roadB5
Distance
DistanceT2

The panel indicates the distance to that which the sign relates to.

You are still driving on a priority road when you pass A. The priority road will only end in 150 metres.

Question 53

Which of these signs apply to trucks only?

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Explanation

As the holder of a regular category B licence or category AM licence, you are allowed to drive tractors and class I and II heavy equipment. These can be very heavy. Saying that these signs apply “only to trucks” is therefore incorrect.

Also note that the numbers on the signs are not what is relevant in this question. The signs are the standard signs used by the Swedish Transport Agency and are only meant as illustrations to identify the right prohibitory sign (meaning that sign A could just as well say “2 t”). If you are driving a 1.5-tonne car and see sign C20 marked with the figure 12 t, you could say that you have to obey the sign, but that it does not refer to you.

Restricted gross weight of vehicle
ARestricted gross weight of vehicleC20

Maximum permitted gross weight is indicated on the sign.

Restricted gross weight of vehicle and vehicle combination
BRestricted gross weight of vehicle and vehicle combinationC21

Maximum permitted gross weight is indicated on the sign.

Restricted weight on one axle
CRestricted weight on one axleC23

Maximum permitted weight on an axle is indicated on the sign.

Restricted weight on tandem axle
DRestricted weight on tandem axleC24

Maximum permitted weight on a tandem axle is indicated on the sign.

Question 54

You are driving in the right lane. What is the rule when the two lanes merge?

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Explanation

If two lanes merge into one, the drivers shall adapt to the new conditions through mutual consideration.
Swedish Road Traffic Ordinance
Lane ends
Lane endsF17

This sign indicates a reduction in the number of lanes. The sign is specific to the conditions at the location. The sign is also used as a preparatory notice that a lane is ending. The distance is then stated on an additional panel. In case of a temporary re-routing of traffic, the sign may have an orange base. Otherwise, no deviating colour may be used.

The cogwheel principle is a good example of adaptation and consideration, is it not?
– Yes, but there are two things that make it the wrong answer:

1. It says that the cogwheel principle is to be applied = mandatory by law. This is wrong, other forms of

  • adaptation are also permitted.

2. The correct alternative is better, as it covers all forms of adaptation (including the cogwheel principle).

Question 55

You have purchased a 2-year-old car. When does the car have to go through a registration inspection?

Explanation

The regular inspection that all cars must undergo is called a roadworthiness test.

Question 56

What proportion of the harmful substances does the catalytic converter filter out?

Explanation

The catalytic converter “filters out 80–95 per cent.” (Driving Licence Book, 19th Edition, page 224)

Question 57

You are driving the car from which the picture is taken and intend to go straight. How should you reason, considering the silver car on your left?

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Explanation

There are two clues that allow you to feel certain that you have priority over the silver car.

Illustration

1 is in all likelihood a give way sign (no other sign has that shape):

Give way
Give wayB1

This sign indicates that the driver has an obligation to give way to vehicles on the intersecting road or route.

2 is in all likelihood a give way line:

Give way line
Give way lineM14

This marking indicates the line that a vehicle should not pass when the driver is observing the obligation to give way.

Why have a question where you have to speculate?
– Because you are guaranteed to end up in situations where you are not 100 per cent on top of things. In those situations, it is important to be able to draw reasonable conclusions.

Question 58

You have braked hard to avoid an accident. As a result of braking, your vehicle has come to a full standstill on the road. According to the rules, is this considered stopping?

Explanation

Stopping a vehicle means bringing it to a standstill in a way which:
  • is not done to avoid danger
  • is not the result of traffic conditions, or
  • does not constitute parking.” (Swedish Transport Agency)

The standstill described in the question takes place to avoid danger, which means that it does not count as a stop in the legal sense. It would be strange to get a fine for braking in a prohibited place in order to avoid an accident.

Question 59

Which alternative is true?

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Explanation

You can assume that the right-hand rule is applicable. If the right-hand rule is strictly enforced then no-one can go, as everyone has to give way to someone else.

The solution is then mutual consideration. It is not a matter of the drivers getting out to talk, but more that one car takes the initiative to drive out slowly while the others wait. Eye contact is important!

Question 60

Which category is the person on the right in the photo considered to be in?

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Explanation

If you dismount your bicycle and walk with it, you are considered a pedestrian and subject to the rules applying to pedestrians.
Swedish Transport Agency
Question 61

How fast may a class I moped (EU moped) drive?

Explanation

A class I moped is a vehicle with two, three or four wheels that is constructed for a speed not exceeding 45 km/hour.
Swedish Transport Agency
Question 62

What does it mean if this lamp lights up on the dashboard?

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Explanation

Rear fog lights
Driving Licence Book, 19th Edition, page 146

Note that there is a similar question that is about the front fog lights.

Question 63

Where is the battery?

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Explanation

See the Driving Licence Book, 19th Edition, page 144 or Vägvisaren B, 14th edition, page 55.

Question 64

What does this road sign mean?

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Explanation

Restricted weight on one axle
Restricted weight on one axleC23

Maximum permitted weight on an axle is indicated on the sign.

Question 65

What does this road sign mean?

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Explanation

Restricted vehicle length
Restricted vehicle lengthC18

The sign indicates that traffic with vehicles or a vehicle/trailer combination over a certain length is prohibited. The greatest permitted length is indicated on the sign.

Vehicle/trailer combination: ”A motor vehicle with one or several connected vehicles.” (Road Traffic Definitions Act)

Question 66

How much of the visual field is made up of central vision?

Explanation

Illustration
  • Semicircle: Visual field
  • Ö: Location of eye
  • 1: Central vision
  • 2: Peripheral vision
Question 67

Which is the primary reason why studded tyres are not recommended in built-up areas?

Explanation

Particles in the air is a problem in many built-up areas in Sweden. These particles arise when the studded tyres wear on the asphalt and tear particles from the paving.
Swedish Transport Administration
Question 68

You want to park at this location between 16–18 on a regular Tuesday. Which of the following is true?

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Explanation

Arrival time = when you arrive at the parking area and begin parking, not when you come back to get the car.

Parking disc
Parking discT17

The panel indicates that the time when parking begins shall be stated using a parking disc or some other device. For the times, the more detailed provisions relating to panel T6, Time indication, apply.

If a parking disc or equivalent is used, the time shall be set to the nearest half hour after the time the parking begins. If the vehicle is parked before a time restriction begins, the time when the time restriction begins is to be set if the vehicle will remain there after this time. The disc is to be placed inside the front window of the car or, if this is not possible, on the vehicle with the time indication clearly visible and legible from the outside. A parking disc or similar does not need to be used if the vehicle is only parked during the period not encompassed by the time restriction.
Swedish Road Traffic Ordinance
Question 69

What is learning by imitation?

Explanation

Learning by imitation is when we “adopt other people’s behaviours.” (Driving Licence Book, 19th Edition, page 185)

Question 70

Which line indicates a prohibition on overtaking?

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Explanation

In popular speech, the solid line (B) is often described as a “prohibition on overtaking”. In actuality, the law does not say anything about overtaking being prohibited; solid lines are used when it is “not permitted to enter the opposite running lane” (Traffic Sign Ordinance).

However, in practice, this usually means that it is not possible to overtake, as overtaking most often requires you to cross the centre line. But it is not a prohibition on overtaking!

This could possibly be considered a catch question, but there are situations in which this knowledge is essential.

Example: You are driving behind a tractor on a country road with a solid line. The tractor drives out on the hard shoulder and you think “I can easily and safely drive past without even crossing the centre line, but I cannot overtake since the line is solid.” You therefore stay behind the tractor and cause a long queue (and maybe obstruct an ambulance). The right choice is to overtake the tractor without crossing the solid line. (If it is not possible to overtake the tractor without crossing the centre line, you have to stay behind it.)

No questions to show here.