Step 3 » GENERAL learning environment Category B (B, B1)

For answers  A  and  B 

Of the three answer options, the ones that represent the basis of preventive conduct are: “knowledge of traffic rules and of the rules for driving the motor vehicle” and “the ability to be polite and disciplined in road traffic”.

For answer  C 

If the state of health does not comply with the legal health standards, preventive conduct can no longer be considered, in this case driving is no longer possible at all until the health problems are resolved, if they can be resolved.

Preventive driving (preventive conduct) - represents the behaviour of the driver characterized by the following essential features:

• anticipating situations that may become dangerous (anticipating the mistakes of traffic participants), which requires knowing and thoroughly recognizing the particularities of the other participants;
• avoiding accidents that are about to occur or avoiding engaging in accidents that have occurred;
• choosing the best option to come out with minimum consequences from an accident that could not be avoided or correcting a wrong decision that may reduce the consequences of an accident;
• adapting the way of driving to road conditions, traffic, unfavourable weather conditions.

In conclusion, preventive conduct means road behaviour that ensures the prevention of accidents by anticipating and avoiding the incorrect actions of road partners, as well as adapting the driving speed to the specific weather and road conditions. Preventive conduct ensures safety and fluency of movement on public roads.

The elements of preventive driving:

1. theoretical and practical knowledge;
2. vigilance;
3. foresight;
4. judgment;
5. skill;
6. reaction time.

The correct answer is: A and B

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