Question: 2.6.07-207

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What does the scale 1:300,000 on a road map tell you?

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A. 1 centimetre on the map corresponds to 3 kilometres
B. 1 centimetre on the map corresponds to 300 kilometres
C. 1 centimetre on the map corresponds to 30 kilometres

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A. 1 centimetre on the map corresponds to 3 kilometres

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This standard says that 1 centimeter equals on the road map 3 kilometers.

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Reading a road map and route planning

Chapter 2.6.07

2.6.07-001 What must you be aware of when using navigation systems and road maps?

2.6.07-101 What must you be aware of when route planning abroad?

2.6.07-204 What must you take into account when planning routes?

2.6.07-206 Can information in road maps deviate from actual conditions?

2.6.07-207 What does the scale 1:300,000 on a road map tell you?

2.6.07-209 You are driving along the autobahn and want to go directly to Unterbach. Where do you leave the autobahn?

2.6.07-210 You want to drive your vehicle from Hamburg to Rome. Which map scale should you use for initial overall planning?

2.6.07-212 Which information is given by the key on a roadmap?

2.6.07-213 Autobahn numbers have the following meanings:

2.6.07-214 You want to drive your truck with a total permissible mass of more than 7.5 t on the autobahn from Hanover to Munich. Which average speed can you reckon with?

2.6.07-216 You want to transport live animals over a large distance. What do you have to consider when planning the route?

2.6.07-217 You want to establish a route plan to drive from Frankfurt (Oder) to Kiel. You have to exchange loads at different intermediate stops. Which information is necessary to plan your route in terms of roads and time?

2.6.07-218 You are planning your trip using a road map with a scale of 1:200,000. 1 cm on the map corresponds to how many kilometres in reality?

2.6.07-219 What must you be aware of when using a navigation system in the vehicle?

2.6.07-220 What activities could pose a highly risky distraction while driving?

2.6.07-221 Why do the driving and rest periods have to be taken into account in the route planning?

2.6.07-222 What should be taken into account with the route planning?

2.6.07-223 What must be observed when using an electronic navigation device?

2.6.07-224 What should you factor in when planning your route?

2.6.07-225 What should you factor in when planning your route?

2.6.07-226 What should be observed in relation to route planning?

2.6.07-227 You are transporting general cargo. What should be noted in relation to route planning?

2.6.07-228 What should you note when using your navigation system?

2.6.07-229 What must you note when driving in other European countries in winter?

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