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Theory test 20

29 August 2021 · 16:15 · 4 questions

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Question 1

Which road marking is a warning line?

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Explanation

A: Guide line (M4)
AGuide lineM4

“The marking indicates the appropriate route for traffic in complicated junctions. The marking is also used in other cases where there is a need for guidance. The marking has a distance ratio of 1:1 between the dashes and spaces.”

B: Solid line (M8)
BSolid lineM8

“A solid line indicates that the provisions of Chapter 3, Section 11 or Section 12, paragraph 3 of the Road Traffic Ordinance (1998:1276), or provisions stipulated pursuant to that ordinance apply. A solid centre line can appear in both single and double form. In case of a double solid line, the distance between the lines may vary.”

C: Line for vehicles operating a regular service, etc. (M6)
CLine for vehicles operating a regular service, etc.M6

“The marking indicates the boundary between a lane for vehicles operating a regular service, etc. and another lane. The marking has a distance ratio of 1:1 between the dashes and spaces.”

D: Warning line (M3)
DWarning lineM3

“A warning line is used to indicate that it is inappropriate to cross over it due to the traffic conditions. The marking indicates the boundary between lanes intended for travel in opposite directions. The marking has a distance ratio of 3:1 between the dashes and spaces.”

Question 2

You are driving a private car. What is true when it comes to changing lanes in the situation depicted?

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Explanation

”Buss” = Bus

“If a lane has been dedicated to a certain type or certain types of vehicles, other vehicles may only enter that lane in order to cross it.”

Swedish Road Traffic Ordinance
Question 3

How much pressure, at least, must the cargo fastenings on a trailer be able to withstand to the sides?

Explanation

“Cargo fastenings must be able to withstand […] half the cargo weight in the back and to the sides”

Driving Licence Book, 19th Edition, page 248

If, for example, you have a TV on the trailer weighing 30 kg, the straps (= the cargo fastenings) must be able to withstand a pressure of at least 15 kg to each side (15 kg = 50% of 30 kg). If this is not the case, the straps could snap when you drive through a sharp bend.

Note the wording “at least” in the question. It is not wrong for the fastenings to be able to withstand 100% or 200%, but it is incorrect to say that they have to.

Question 4

May cars coming in the right lane pass the stop line in the situation in the picture?

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Explanation

Red (SIG1)
RedSIG1

“Stop. A vehicle may not pass the stop line or, in the absence of such, the signal. A signal with an arrow outline only applies to the direction or directions indicated by the arrow.”

Stop line (M13)
Stop lineM13

“The marking indicates where a vehicle should be stopped according to a road sign or traffic signal.”

How the situation should be interpreted: Everyone must stop at the stop line until it turns green, except for the vehicles in the left lane, who may turn directly.