Be honest – when was the last time you really paid attention to the road signs or who should go first? Most of us just drive and go with our instincts until a weird intersection or tricky sign shows up and makes us question ourselves.🚦
This is Part 3 of our driving test quiz – packed with real-life situations, confusing signs, and those everyday moments that make driving more challenging than it seems. The ultimate trick? Some questions and answers are more applicable to Europe, others to the US, and some to the whole world.
If you haven’t taken Part 1 or Part 2 yet, give them a go afterwards – they’re a great warm-up before hitting the road again.
Ready to find out if you’d still pass your driving test today? 🏁
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#4 is nonsense. The speed limit is 50 regardless of the weather. If the speed limit were temporary according to conditions it would clearly say so. The upper sign tells the driver that the road surface may be slippery. I have never seen that bottom sign on any road I've driven on. It doesn't even look like an official road sign.
"Right-hand rule" doesn't apply in countries where one drives on the left. The car going straight goes first.
Someone#s tried to make this less US-specific, although the emphasis on behaviour at junctions include some things that don't really exist everywhere, like traffic lights not working. The only one I got wrong was Q5 about the cyclist approaching a roundabout, where there are in fact specific rules in some countries, such that a cyclist should certainly not be in Lane 2 on approach if they're going to leave the roundabout at the first exit.
initially i thought that cyclist question was a joke :) i based my answer on my experience with local cyclists - most of them just go wherever they please without any indication or clue about traffic rules... which is apparently correct ;)
Load More Replies...#4 is nonsense. The speed limit is 50 regardless of the weather. If the speed limit were temporary according to conditions it would clearly say so. The upper sign tells the driver that the road surface may be slippery. I have never seen that bottom sign on any road I've driven on. It doesn't even look like an official road sign.
"Right-hand rule" doesn't apply in countries where one drives on the left. The car going straight goes first.
Someone#s tried to make this less US-specific, although the emphasis on behaviour at junctions include some things that don't really exist everywhere, like traffic lights not working. The only one I got wrong was Q5 about the cyclist approaching a roundabout, where there are in fact specific rules in some countries, such that a cyclist should certainly not be in Lane 2 on approach if they're going to leave the roundabout at the first exit.
initially i thought that cyclist question was a joke :) i based my answer on my experience with local cyclists - most of them just go wherever they please without any indication or clue about traffic rules... which is apparently correct ;)
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