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Traffic Rules, Speed Limits and Road Priority

52 flashcards covering Hungarian KRESZ traffic regulations, statutory speed limits, intersection priority, roundabout rules, and parking standards.

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General speed limit for passenger cars in built-up areas (lakott terĂĽlet) in Hungary
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General speed limit for passenger cars in built-up areas (lakott terĂĽlet) in Hungary
50 km/h, unless posted traffic signs indicate otherwise.
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General speed limit for passenger cars on open roads outside built-up areas in Hungary
90 km/h for passenger cars without trailers.
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General speed limit for passenger cars on expressways (autóút) in Hungary
110 km/h for passenger cars without trailers.
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General speed limit for passenger cars on motorways (autópálya) in Hungary
130 km/h for passenger cars without trailers.
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Speed limit inside residential-recreational living zones (lakó-pihenő övezet) in Hungary
20 km/h maximum speed.
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Speed limit inside designated pedestrian zones (gyalogos övezet) where vehicles are permitted
Walking pace (gyalogos sebesség, approx. 5-10 km/h).
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Speed limit inside designated cycle streets (kerékpáros övezet / utca) in Hungary
30 km/h maximum speed.
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Speed limit for passenger cars towing a trailer outside built-up areas on rural roads
70 km/h maximum speed.
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Speed limit for passenger cars towing a trailer on motorways and expressways in Hungary
80 km/h maximum speed.
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Speed limit when towing a disabled motor vehicle in Hungary
40 km/h maximum speed on all roads, including motorways.
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General priority rule at uncontrolled intersections of equal roads in Hungary
The right-hand rule (jobbkéz-szabály): yield to vehicles approaching from the right.
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Priority between vehicles traveling on paved roads versus unpaved dirt roads
Vehicles on paved roads have absolute priority over vehicles entering from unpaved dirt roads.
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Priority at standard Hungarian roundabouts equipped with Give Way signs
Vehicles already circulating inside the roundabout have right-of-way over entering vehicles.
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Direction indicator requirement when entering and exiting a roundabout in Hungary
Signaling is prohibited upon entry; right turn signal is mandatory before exiting.
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Left turn right-of-way rule at intersections with equal priority in Hungary
Drivers turning left must yield to oncoming traffic traveling straight or turning right.
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Right-of-way between motor vehicles and trams under equal priority conditions
Trams have right-of-way over other road users traveling in equal priority directions.
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When may a tram turning across your path be required to yield to you?
When the tram faces a STOP or Give Way sign while your road is a designated priority road.
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Lane positioning before executing a left turn on a standard two-way street
Position the vehicle immediately adjacent to the central dividing line or road centre.
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Lane positioning before executing a left turn on a one-way street (egyirányú út)
Position the vehicle against the extreme left edge of the carriageway.
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Side on which vehicles must be overtaken in normal Hungarian road traffic
On the left side; overtaking on the right is generally prohibited on two-lane roads.
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Circumstance where overtaking on the right is legally mandatory in Hungary
When the vehicle ahead has clearly indicated and positioned itself to execute a left turn.
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Is parallel driving (párhuzamos közlekedés) in separate lanes considered overtaking inside towns?
No, driving faster in your designated travel lane inside built-up areas is not legal overtaking.
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Overtaking prohibition before and on pedestrian crossings in Hungary
Overtaking motor vehicles immediately before and across pedestrian crossings is strictly prohibited.
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Overtaking prohibition at railway level crossings in Hungary
Overtaking is strictly prohibited on railway crossings and immediately before them.
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Legal definition of stopping (megállás) in Hungarian KRESZ
Immobilization of the vehicle for loading/unloading or passenger boarding, or under 5 minutes.
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Legal definition of parking (várakozás) in Hungarian KRESZ
Any non-traffic immobilization of the vehicle exceeding 5 minutes not related to continuous loading.
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Distance required when parking near a road intersection in Hungary
At least 5 metres from the intersection edge of the crossing carriageway.
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Distance required when parking near a public bus or tram stop sign
At least 15 metres before and 5 metres after the official stop signpost.
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Parking distance required before and after a railway level crossing in Hungary
At least 30 metres before and 30 metres after the railway crossing.
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Rule for parking passenger cars on sidewalks (járda) in Hungary
Permitted only where authorized by signs/markings, leaving at least 1.5 metres width for pedestrians.
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Is parking permitted on priority roads outside built-up areas in Hungary?
No, parking on the carriageway of priority roads outside built-up areas is strictly prohibited.
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Rule regarding reversing (hátramenet) on motorways and expressways in Hungary
Reversing and U-turns are strictly prohibited on motorways, expressways, and their slip roads.
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Rule regarding reversing on one-way streets in Hungary
Reversing is prohibited, except briefly for entering or leaving a parking bay.
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Use of the acoustic vehicle horn (kĂĽrt) inside built-up areas in Hungary
Prohibited inside towns, except exclusively to avert an immediate, impending accident.
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Use of the acoustic horn outside built-up areas in Hungary
Permitted to avert danger or to signal intention to overtake when necessary for safety.
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Pedestrian right-of-way at marked zebra crosswalks in Hungary
Pedestrians stepping onto or waiting at a zebra crossing have absolute right-of-way.
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Driver duty when turning into a road with pedestrians crossing at the junction
Yield right-of-way to pedestrians crossing the roadway into which the vehicle is turning.
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Public bus priority when pulling out of designated bus stops in built-up areas
Drivers must slow down and allow scheduled public transit buses to merge into traffic.
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Emergency vehicle priority with blue flashing lights and sirens (megkülönböztető jelzés)
All road users must clear the way, pull over, and stop if necessary to grant immediate passage.
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Is overtaking an emergency vehicle using blue flashing lights and siren permitted?
No, overtaking an active emergency vehicle in transit is strictly prohibited.
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What does a vehicle displaying a yellow flashing warning beacon (figyelmeztető jelzés) indicate?
Road maintenance, oversized transport, or towing vehicle requiring caution, but not special priority.
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Rule regarding entry into an intersection during traffic congestion (forgalmi dugĂł)
Do not enter an intersection if traffic queues would leave your vehicle trapped inside.
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Minimum lateral clearance required when passing a two-wheeled cyclist in Hungary
Safe lateral clearance adapting to speed (recommended 1.0 m inside towns, 1.5 m outside).
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Can cyclists ride side-by-side (egymás mellett) on public roadways in Hungary?
No, cyclists must ride in single file along the right edge of the roadway.
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Can passenger cars drive in designated bus lanes (autóbusz forgalmi sáv)?
Prohibited, except to make an imminent turn where indicated by broken lane markings.
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Can electric vehicles (zöld rendszám) drive in bus lanes in Hungary?
No, green-plated electric vehicles do not have automatic authorization to use bus lanes in Hungary.
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When must a driver activate direction indicators (irányjelző) during a maneuver?
In good time before commencing lane changes, turns, overtaking, or pulling over.
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Can a driver make a U-turn (megfordulás) at a controlled signalized intersection in Hungary?
Permitted unless explicitly prohibited by signs, provided no priority traffic is impeded.
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Rule for zipper merging (cipzár-elv) when a travel lane ends in heavy traffic
Vehicles in continuing lane should alternate yielding passage to merging vehicles at the obstruction.
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Maximum vehicle height allowed on Hungarian roads without special oversized permit
4.0 metres total vehicle height including cargo load.
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Maximum vehicle width allowed on Hungarian roads without special oversized permit
2.55 metres (2.60 metres for refrigerated thermal transport vehicles).
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Maximum gross weight for passenger cars authorized under standard Category B licence
3,500 kg maximum permissible gross vehicle weight.

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