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GENERAL Learning Environment Category C (C, C1)

Question 26 of 533

Which motor vehicles have priority to pass on a narrow road, uphill?

A the motor vehicles with exceeded gauge, compared to the other vehicles, regardless of whether they are going up or down;

B the motor vehicles that are going up, compared to those that are going down;

C the motor vehicles that encounter the sign “Priority for traffic from the opposite direction”.

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Explanation

Explanation text category C / driving test questionnaires drpciv:

Motor vehicles with exceeded gauge have priority to pass on a narrow road, uphill, regardless of whether they are going up or down.

Correct answer: A

Reference article from the road legislation in force: OUG or Regulation

Art. 127.

(1) On narrow public roads and/or with slope, where the passing of vehicles moving from opposite directions, one next to the other, is impossible or dangerous, the procedure is as follows:

a) when encountering a combination of vehicles with a vehicle, the driver of the latter must maneuver in reverse;

b) when encountering a heavy vehicle with a light vehicle, the driver of the latter must maneuver in reverse;

c) when encountering a vehicle that performs public transport of persons with a goods transport vehicle, the driver of the latter must maneuver in reverse.

(2) In the case of vehicles of the same category, the obligation to perform a maneuver of moving in reverse rests with the driver who is going up, except when it is easier and there are conditions for the driver who is going down to execute this maneuver, especially when he is close to a refuge.

Driving test questionnaires drpciv category C explained.

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