Question: 2.2.03-009

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You are travelling at 50 km/h, have a reaction time of 1 second, and brake normally. What is the stopping distance according to the rule of thumb?

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The stopping distance during normal braking consists of the addition of reaction distance ((speed/10) x 3) and braking distance (speed/10) x (speed/10). Stopping distance = reaction distance + braking distance. That means at a speed of 50 km/h, the stopping distance is 40 meters.

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Chapter 2.2.03

2.2.03-001 A large pool of water has formed on the roadway. What do you do?

2.2.03-002 What is the maximum speed a motorized bicycle (not a light motorized bicycle) may travel?

2.2.03-005 You are driving in fog on the autobahn and have 50 m visibility. What is the maximum speed you may drive?

2.2.03-006 You are travelling at 100 km/h, have a reaction time of 1 second, and brake normally. What is the stopping distance according to the rule of thumb?

2.2.03-007 You are travelling at 100 km/h and brake normally. What is the braking distance according to the rule of thumb?

2.2.03-008 You are travelling at 100 km/h and have a reaction time of 1 second. What is the reaction distance according to the rule of thumb?

2.2.03-009 You are travelling at 50 km/h, have a reaction time of 1 second, and brake normally. What is the stopping distance according to the rule of thumb?

2.2.03-010 You are travelling at 50 km/h and brake normally. What is the braking distance according to the rule of thumb?

2.2.03-011 You are travelling at 50 km/h and have a reaction time of 1 second. What is the reaction distance according to the rule of thumb?

2.2.03-012 You are driving on a very narrow road and can see 50 m ahead. What must be your maximum stopping distance?

2.2.03-015 What is the rule of thumb when calculating the braking distance for evasive braking on a dry, even and asphalted roadway?

2.2.03-016 You are travelling at 40 km/h. The braking distance for evasive braking is approximately 8 metres. How long is the braking distance at 50 km/h given otherwise the same conditions?

2.2.03-017 What is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive a truck with a 4.0 t gross vehicle weight rating on roads outside of settlements?

2.2.03-018 What is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive a car with trailer on roads outside of built-up areas?

2.2.03-019 What is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive a truck with a 3.0 t gross vehicle weight rating with trailer on roads outside of settlements?

2.2.03-020 What is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive a bus with luggage trailer on main roads?

2.2.03-021 What is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive a bus limited to 100 km/h on main roads?

2.2.03-022 What is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive a truck with a 7.5 t gross vehicle weight rating on main roads?

2.2.03-023 You are driving on a good quality road in good visibility conditions. Within what distance must you be able to stop?

2.2.03-024 You are driving in darkness on a well-constructed main road, using your dipped headlights. Within what distance must you be able to stop?

2.2.03-025 You are driving in foggy conditions on the motorway. Your visibility range is less than 50 m. How fast are you allowed to drive?

2.2.03-026-M What is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive after turning?

2.2.03-101 What is the maximum speed a motor vehicle fitted with snow chains is allowed to travel?

2.2.03-104 What is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive a car on roads with one marked lane for each direction outside built-up areas?

2.2.03-105 What is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive a truck with a permissible total mass of 3.0 t on roads with one marked lane for each direction outside built-up areas?

2.2.03-106 What is the maximum speed a truck with a permissible total mass of 3.0 t and trailer may be driven on autobahns?

2.2.03-107 What must you remember particularly when driving with winter tyres (M + S)?

2.2.03-108 What is the maximum speed you may drive on a main road in a truck with a gross vehicle weight rating of 5.5 t and a trail with a gross vehicle weight rating of 2 t?

2.2.03-109 You are driving a combination vehicle. This consists of a motor vehicle with up to 3.5 t maximum authorised mass and a trailer without a 100 km/h approval. What is the maximum speed you can travel on the motorway?

2.2.03-110 You are driving a vehicle combination. It consists of a motor vehicle with a permissible maximum mass of up to 3.5 tonnes and a trailer that is authorised for speeds of up to 100 km/h. What is the maximum speed limit on a federal highway (not an expressway)?

2.2.03-202 What is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive a truck with a permissible total mass of 4.0 t on autobahns?

2.2.03-205 What is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive a bus in non-regular traffic outside built-up areas (not an autobahn or clearway for motor vehicles only)?

2.2.03-206 What is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive a "Tempo-100-Bus" with luggage trailer on autobahns?

2.2.03-208 What is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive a "Tempo-100-Bus" on autobahns?

2.2.03-209 What is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive a "Tempo-100-Bus" on clearways for motor vehicles only without marked lanes?

2.2.03-210 What is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive a bus outside built-up areas when there are not enough seats for all passengers?

2.2.03-301 What is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive a truck with a permissible total mass of 40 t on autobahns?

2.2.03-303 You are driving with dipped headlights on a main road. Within what distance must you be able to stop?

2.2.03-304 What vehicles are subject to the recommended speed on motorways?

2.2.03-305 On what roads does the recommended speed of 130 km/h apply?

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