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Fahrprüfung: Vortritt, Signale & Recht

52 Flashcards zu Vortrittsregeln, Signalisation, Bodenmarkierungen, Notfallverhalten und Recht für die Schweizer theoretische Autoprüfung.

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Priority at equal junctions
Vehicles from the right have priority (rechts vor links).
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Priority in a roundabout with a give-way sign
Vehicles already in the roundabout.
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Yellow diamond sign
A priority road.
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Yellow diamond with a black bar
The priority road ends.
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Stop sign
A red octagon; stop completely and give way.
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Kein Vortritt sign
A downward triangle: give way.
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Priority of trams
Trams have priority over other vehicles.
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Pedestrians at a crossing
They have priority when waiting to cross or crossing.
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Emergency vehicles with blue light and two-tone horn
They have priority; make room.
10
Traffic jam on a motorway
Form a corridor (Rettungsgasse) for emergency vehicles.
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Lane ends on a motorway
Merge using the zip system.
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Overtaking side
On the left.
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Overtaking on the right
Allowed only in slow queues.
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Round sign with a red border
A prohibition.
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Round blue sign
A mandatory instruction.
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Triangular sign with a red border
A warning.
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Colour of motorway signs
Green.
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Continuous centre line
Must not be crossed.
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Broken centre line
May be crossed when safe.
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Yellow line at the kerb
Stopping or parking restrictions.
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Blue zone
Parking with a parking disc for a limited time.
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Daytime lights
Dipped headlights or daytime running lights at all times.
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Child restraint
Required for children under 12 years and under 150 cm.
24
Hard shoulder
For emergencies only.
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Breakdown in a tunnel
Engine off, hazard lights, call from the emergency niche.
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CPR ratio
30 compressions to 2 breaths.
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Alcohol limit
0.5 per mille.
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Postal bus three-tone horn on mountain post roads
PostBus uses a distinctive three-tone horn (C-sharp, E, A) to signal in blind curves; drivers must give way and follow post bus instructions.
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Priority on narrow mountain roads (equal vehicle types)
The ascending vehicle has priority over the descending vehicle, unless the ascending vehicle is much closer to a passing bay.
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Priority on narrow mountain roads (heavy vs light vehicle)
Heavy motor vehicles (trucks and buses) always have priority over light passenger cars, regardless of driving direction.
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General right of way when turning left across opposing traffic
Drivers turning left must yield right of way to oncoming motor vehicles, cyclists and pedestrians crossing the lane.
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Indicator use when driving through a roundabout
Do not indicate before entering the roundabout; indicating right is mandatory immediately before leaving at the desired exit.
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Yellow zigzag line on the road edge
Designates a public transport stop zone; stopping is permitted only for immediate boarding without hindering buses; parking is prohibited.
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White zigzag line on the lane approach
Warns of an approaching pedestrian crossing; stopping, waiting and overtaking are strictly prohibited along the marking.
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Yellow hatched grid markings at intersections
Drivers must never enter the hatched yellow area if traffic congestion would cause them to stop within the grid and block crossing flow.
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Flashing yellow traffic signal
Indicates that the signal installation is inactive or warns of special hazard; drivers must proceed with caution and follow posted signs or right-before-left.
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Absence of flashing green phase in Switzerland
In Switzerland, green changes directly to solid yellow; drivers must stop at yellow unless stopping cannot be done safely without harsh braking.
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Separate green arrow signal alongside a red signal
Allows vehicles to turn in the direction of the arrow while the red light holds other movements, yielding to pedestrians.
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Priority of funeral corteges and military columns
Closed processions, military convoys and police columns must not be interrupted or overtaken within intersections.
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Emergency call box in Swiss tunnels
Using the SOS telephone automatically pinpoints the exact tunnel location and alerts the cantonal police control centre immediately.
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Vehicle fire inside a tunnel: Essential emergency actions
Switch off ignition, leave key in the ignition, abandon the car immediately and evacuate toward the nearest illuminated emergency exit.
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Action during aquaplaning
Depress the clutch (or release accelerator), keep steering straight, avoid sudden braking or steering jerky movements until tyres regain grip.
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Driving on black ice (Glatteis)
Increase following distance to 4x normal, accelerate and steer gently, shift to higher gear, avoid sudden brake applications.
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Active ABS warning light during drive
Indicates anti-lock braking function failure; conventional hydraulic brakes continue to work, but wheels will lock under hard emergency braking.
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Red engine oil pressure warning light
Stop the vehicle immediately in a safe location and shut off engine; continuing to drive risks catastrophic engine destruction.
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Red coolant temperature warning light
Engine overheating; stop safely, turn off engine; never open the radiator expansion cap while the engine is hot.
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Purpose of the recovery position (stabile Seitenlage)
Maintains open airway and prevents suffocation by tongue or aspiration of vomit in an unconscious breathing victim.
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AED automated external defibrillator usage sequence
Switch on AED, apply adhesive electrodes to bare chest as illustrated, follow clear voice commands, stand clear during analysis and shock.
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Management of severe arterial bleeding
Apply immediate direct manual pressure onto wound with sterile dressing, elevate limb, apply firm pressure bandage; use tourniquet if uncontrollable.
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Legal duties after a road traffic accident (Art. 51 SVG)
All participants must stop immediately, secure accident site, administer first aid to injured and report to police without delay if injuries occurred.
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Legal consequences of hit-and-run (Fahrerflucht)
Fleeing the scene of an injury accident without helping is a serious criminal offence (Art. 92 SVG) punished with prison or heavy financial penalties.
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Safety corridor for rescue vehicles on motorways (Rettungsgasse)
Formed between leftmost lane and lane to its right as soon as traffic slows to crawling speed, keeping emergency passage unobstructed.

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