52 cardsKET (Driving Theory Test) - Lithuania
Road Signs, Traffic Signals and Vehicle Safety
52 flashcards covering Lithuanian KET road signs, pavement markings, traffic light signals, seasonal tyre rules, and emergency procedures.
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Advance warning distance of warning signs outside built-up areas
150 to 300 metres before the hazardous location.
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Advance warning distance of warning signs inside built-up areas
50 to 100 metres before the hazard.
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Meaning of triangular warning sign 137 with an exclamation mark ('Other Dangers')
Hazardous road section with dangers not covered by other specific warning signs.
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Meaning of sign 138 with a stylized fence symbol
Railway level crossing equipped with barrier gates.
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Meaning of sign 139 with a steam locomotive silhouette
Railway level crossing without barrier gates.
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Meaning of sign 147 consisting of a single red Saint Andrew's cross
Level crossing over a single railway track without barriers.
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Meaning of sign 201 'Main Road' (yellow diamond with white border)
Drivers on this road have right of way over intersecting roads at junctions.
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Meaning of sign 205 'Priority for Oncoming Traffic' (red circle with red arrow)
On a narrow section, you must yield right of way to oncoming traffic.
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Meaning of square blue sign 206 with a white forward arrow
You have priority through the narrow road section over oncoming traffic.
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Distinction between sign 203 'Give Way' and sign 204 'Stop'
Sign 203 requires yielding without stopping if clear; sign 204 mandates a full complete stop in all cases.
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Meaning of circular red sign 301 with a horizontal white bar ('No Entry')
Prohibits entry of all vehicles from this direction (e.g. into a one-way street).
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Distinction between sign 301 'No Entry' and sign 302 'Traffic Prohibited'
Sign 301 bans entry from one side; sign 302 closes the road to all traffic in both directions.
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Default weight threshold for sign 304 'Goods Vehicles Prohibited' without inscribed number
Applies to goods vehicles with permissible maximum laden weight exceeding 3.5 tonnes.
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Does sign 324 'No U-Turn' also prohibit making a left turn?
No, sign 324 prohibits U-turns but does NOT prohibit making a regular left turn.
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Does sign 322 'No Left Turn' also prohibit making a U-turn?
Yes, a sign prohibiting a left turn automatically prohibits making a U-turn.
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Vehicles permitted to be overtaken under sign 325 'Overtaking Prohibited'
Single mopeds, single motorcycles without sidecars, and bicycles.
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Standard cancellation boundary for a speed limit sign (sign 329)
At the nearest formal intersection or municipal boundary sign (signs 550/551).
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Does an exit from a courtyard or parking lot cancel a speed limit sign?
No, exits from adjacent territories and courtyards are not intersections and do not cancel signs.
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Meaning of sign 332 'No Stopping' (red X on blue background)
Both stopping and parking are strictly prohibited on the signposted side.
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Meaning of sign 333 'No Parking' (single diagonal red stripe on blue circle)
Parking is prohibited, but stopping up to 5 minutes or loading/unloading is permitted.
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Meaning of sign 336 'End of All Restrictions' (white circle with grey stripes)
Cancels all previous local prohibitory signs on that road section.
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Meaning of circular blue sign 401 'Drive Straight' placed before an intersection
Vehicles must travel straight ahead; left turns, right turns, and U-turns are forbidden.
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Exception when sign 401 'Drive Straight' is placed between intersections
Drivers may turn right into adjacent courtyards, but left turns and U-turns remain banned.
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Meaning of circular blue sign 414 'Minimum Speed Limit' with number '50'
Driving at a speed below 50 km/h is prohibited, unless traffic conditions dictate slower speed.
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Speed limit rules on a motorway (green sign 501)
130 km/h summer, 110 km/h winter; minimum speed capability 60 km/h; no pedestrians or slow vehicles.
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Speed limit rules on an expressway (blue sign 511)
120 km/h summer, 110 km/h winter; motor vehicles only; minimum speed capability 60 km/h.
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Does a lane direction arrow permitting a left turn from the leftmost lane allow a U-turn?
Yes, a left-turn arrow from the leftmost lane automatically permits a U-turn unless sign 324 forbids it.
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Right turn rule on a green arrow table mounted beside a red traffic light
Permits turning right on red after a full complete stop and yielding to all pedestrians, cyclists, and traffic.
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Meaning of a flashing yellow traffic light signal at an intersection
The signal system is de-energized; priority signs or the right-hand rule govern traffic.
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Meaning of continuous solid yellow line 1.4 along the curb
Stopping and parking are strictly prohibited along the entire length of the line.
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Meaning of broken yellow line 1.10 along the curb
Parking is prohibited, but stopping up to 5 minutes or loading/unloading is permitted.
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Hierarchy between traffic police regulator hand signals and traffic lights
The traffic controller's hand signals override traffic lights, road signs, and markings.
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Hierarchy between functioning traffic lights and priority road signs (e.g. Main Road, Give Way)
Working traffic light signals take precedence over priority signs.
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Hierarchy between temporary roadworks signs (yellow background) and permanent signs
Temporary yellow construction signs take precedence over permanent white signs.
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Mandatory period for winter tyres on passenger cars in Lithuania
From 10 November to 1 April.
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Statutory minimum tread depth for winter tyres during the winter period
At least 3.0 millimetres.
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Statutory minimum tread depth for summer tyres during the summer period
At least 1.6 millimetres.
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Permitted calendar window for using studded tyres in Lithuania
From 1 November to 9 April.
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Mandatory lighting requirement during daylight hours on all Lithuanian roads
Dipped beam headlights or daytime running lights (DRL) 24 hours a day year-round.
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Atmospheric condition required to legally activate rear fog lights
Only when visibility drops below 50 metres due to thick fog, heavy snow, or rain.
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Distance at which high-beam headlights must be dipped before oncoming traffic
At least 150 metres away, or earlier if the oncoming driver flashes headlights.
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Action if momentarily blinded by oncoming high beams at night
Switch on hazard warning lights, decelerate smoothly, and stop safely in lane without swerving.
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How braking distance changes when vehicle speed is doubled from 50 km/h to 100 km/h
Braking distance quadruples (increases by 4 times due to kinetic energy ).
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Primary function of an Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) during emergency braking
Prevents wheel lockup, preserving steering control and directional stability while braking.
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How to execute an emergency stop in a car equipped with ABS
Depress both the brake and clutch pedals simultaneously with maximum force and hold firmly while steering.
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How to handle sudden vehicle aquaplaning across standing water
Ease off the accelerator smoothly, hold the steering wheel firmly straight, and avoid harsh braking.
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Why elevated bridges and viaducts freeze before standard ground roadways
Cold air circulates above and below the bridge deck, causing rapid heat loss without geothermal ground insulation.
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Recommended following distance behind the preceding car under normal dry conditions
At least 2 to 3 seconds (increased to 4-6 seconds in wet or winter conditions).
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What to do if power steering assistance suddenly fails while driving
Grip the wheel firmly; mechanical steering remains intact but requires significantly higher physical effort.
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Emergency telephone number connecting to all rescue services in Lithuania and the EU
112 (free of charge from all mobile and fixed phones).
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CPR chest compression to rescue breath ratio for an adult non-breathing casualty
30 chest compressions followed by 2 rescue breaths at a depth of 5-6 cm.
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How emergency rescue corridors (gelbėjimo koridorius) are formed on multi-lane roads
Leftmost lane pulls far left; all other lanes pull far right, creating a clear central emergency passage.
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