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Germany Driving Theory Test (Führerschein Class B)

Vorfahrt und Vorrang (right of way): practice questions

Our Führerschein theory (B) bank has 33 questions on this topic. Here are 5 of them with answers; the full mock exam draws from every topic, like the real one.

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Question 1

What does the red octagonal sign 206 (Halt. Vorfahrt gewähren.) require?

  1. Give way without stopping if clear
  2. Stop only if traffic is coming
  3. Stop and give way
  4. Slow to walking pace
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C. Stop and give way — Sign 206: you must stop and give way.

Question 2

Traffic is congested and you would have to wait inside the junction. Your light is green. What do you do?

  1. Drive in and switch on hazard lights
  2. Sound the horn
  3. Wait before the junction
  4. Drive in because you have green
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C. Wait before the junction — § 11(1) StVO: even with priority or green, you must not enter if you would have to wait inside the junction.

Question 3

Traffic lights and a give-way sign at a junction show different things. Which applies?

  1. The traffic lights
  2. The give-way sign
  3. Whichever is more cautious
  4. Right before left
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A. The traffic lights — § 37(1) StVO: light signals take precedence over priority rules and priority signs.

Question 4

A bus of public transport wants to pull out from a marked bus stop. What must you do?

  1. Overtake it quickly
  2. Let it pull out, and wait if necessary
  3. Sound the horn
  4. Keep your speed because you have priority
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B. Let it pull out, and wait if necessary — § 20(5) StVO: buses must be allowed to pull out from marked stops; other vehicles must wait if necessary.

Question 5

You come out of a field or forest track onto a road. Who has priority?

  1. Traffic on the road
  2. You, if you come from the right
  3. Agricultural vehicles
  4. Whoever arrives first
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A. Traffic on the road — § 8(1)(2) StVO: right before left does not apply to vehicles coming out of a field or forest track.

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