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GENERAL Learning Environment Category A (A, A1, A2, AM)

Question 137 of 418

Which of the two signs warns motorcycle riders that they have priority?

A sign 2;

B sign 1;

C both signs.

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Explanation

Text explanation category A / drpciv driving tests:

Sign 1 is called “Two-way traffic”, this is encountered at the exit from a one-way road and has the role of warning the driver of the motor vehicle that on the next road section traffic will be in both directions.

Sign 2 is called “Intersection with a non-priority road”, this warns that an intersection with a non-priority road follows. An intersection in which you will have priority of passage over those who move on the road with which you intersect.

Sign 2 warns motorcycle riders that they have priority over those who move on the road with which it intersects.

Therefore the correct answer is: A

drpciv driving tests category A explained.

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