Question: 2.1.05-005

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What can lead to your dangerously underestimating your own speed?

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A. Driving for a long time at high speed
B. Driving on a good, wide road
C. Loud engine and tyre noise

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A. Driving for a long time at high speed
B. Driving on a good, wide road

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Wide and clear roads without changing roadside development can lead to dangerous underestimation of one's own speed. But also, longer trips at higher speeds, such as on the highway, can lead to this effect. On the other hand, strong engine and tire noise let the driver perceive the speed more consciously.

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Speed

Chapter 2.1.05

2.1.05-001 You have been driving at high speed for some time. What effects can this have?

2.1.05-002 What can result from driving for a long time at high speed?

2.1.05-004 When is there a danger of underestimating your own speed?

2.1.05-005 What can lead to your dangerously underestimating your own speed?

2.1.05-006 You are approaching a narrow left-hand bend at high speed. Why must you reduce speed already before entering the bend?

2.1.05-007-B What must you do?

2.1.05-008 You are approaching a sharp left-hand bend at high speed. Why is it necessary to reduce your speed before you have actually reached the bend?

2.1.05-009 In what situation does a driver frequently underestimate their own speed?

2.1.05-101 What is especially important when choosing the speed for driving along tree-lined avenues with narrow roadways?

2.1.05-102 Why are you required to slow down now?

2.1.05-103 Where must you anticipate dangerous situations suddenly arising?

2.1.05-104-M Why do you have to lower your speed here?

2.1.05-105-M What should you anticipate in this situation?

2.1.05-106-M Why do you have to reduce your speed and keep as far to the right as possible here?

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