所屬科目:駕照◆汽車法規(英文)
715.The sign in the figure is?(A) Roundabout direction of travel. (B) Divided road. (C) Two-way road.
717.The sign in the figure is?(A) One-way road. (B) Direction of travel. (C) Indication of detour direction.
723.Which of the following is the sign for a one-way street? (A)(B)(C)
725.When a driver encounters the transverse road markings shown in the figure on the road, how should they respond?(A) Slow down. (B) Speed up and pass through. (C) Check the tires.
728.The sign in the figure indicates:(A) The leftmost lane 150 meters ahead is a dedicated climbing lane for slow vehicles. (B) The rightmost lane 150 meters ahead is a dedicated climbing lane for slow vehicles. (C)The rightmost lane 150 meters ahead is a dedicated climbing lane for fast vehicles.
731.Which of the following is NOT indicated by the sign shown in the image?(A) Direction of travel to follow.(B) Straight ahead only. (C) One-way road.
733.The sign in the image is:(A) No passing. (B) Two-way road. (C) Left and right turn directions.No. Ans Question
740.When driving and seeing the sign shown on the left, what does it inform the driver?(A) Vehicles should change lanes. (B) The road ahead is closed. (C) There is construction ahead.
742.When a vehicle encounters the sign shown on the left while driving, which of the following is correct?(A)Vehicles should slow down. (B) Pedestrians should pass slowly. (C) Both vehicles and pedestrians must pass slowly.
743. Traffic control personnel may use hand signals to direct moving vehicles. What does the hand signal shown in the figure indicate?(A) Vehicles approaching from the left should turn left.(B) Vehicles approaching from the left should turn right.(C) All vehicles must stop.
744.When a vehicle encounters the sign shown on the left while driving, which of the following is safer?(A)Drive according to the speed limit. (B) Slow down. (C) Accelerate and pass.
747.What does this gesture indicate?(A) All vehicles stop. (B) Vehicles coming from both front and rear stop.(C) Vehicles coming from the front stop.