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Traffic Rules, Speed Limits and Road Priority

52 flashcards covering Lithuanian KET 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 (gyvenvietė) in Lithuania
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General speed limit for passenger cars in built-up areas (gyvenvietė) in Lithuania
50 km/h, unless posted traffic signs indicate otherwise.
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Speed limit inside residential zones (gyvenamoji zona) and apartment courtyards
20 km/h maximum speed.
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Speed limit for passenger cars on motorways (automagistralės) in summer (1 Apr - 31 Oct)
130 km/h for passenger cars and motorcycles.
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Speed limit for passenger cars on motorways in winter (1 Nov - 31 Mar)
110 km/h for passenger cars and motorcycles.
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Speed limit for passenger cars on expressways (greitkeliai) in summer (1 Apr - 31 Oct)
120 km/h for passenger cars and motorcycles.
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Speed limit for passenger cars on expressways in winter (1 Nov - 31 Mar)
110 km/h for passenger cars and motorcycles.
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Speed limit on rural paved asphalt roads outside built-up areas for experienced drivers
90 km/h for passenger cars without trailers.
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Speed limit on rural unpaved gravel or dirt roads for all passenger cars
70 km/h maximum speed.
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Maximum speed limit on motorways and expressways for novice drivers (< 2 years experience)
90 km/h year-round.
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Maximum speed limit on rural paved roads for novice drivers (< 2 years experience)
70 km/h maximum speed.
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Maximum speed limit when towing another vehicle with a flexible coupling (lanksčia vilktimi)
50 km/h maximum speed.
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Maximum speed limit when towing another vehicle with a rigid metal bar (standžia vilktimi)
70 km/h maximum speed outside built-up areas.
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Minimum vehicle speed capability required to legally travel on motorways and expressways
At least 60 km/h.
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Legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for novice drivers (< 2 years)
0.00 promille (strict zero tolerance).
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Legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for experienced private car drivers (> 2 years)
0.40 promille.
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Blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level at which driving becomes a criminal offense (BK 281-1)
Exceeding 1.50 promille triggers criminal prosecution and vehicle confiscation.
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Mandatory sign displayed on vehicles operated by novice drivers during the first 2 years
A square white sticker with a green maple leaf (klevo lapas) on front and rear.
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Statutory child height below which an approved child restraint seat is mandatory
Shorter than 135 cm in height.
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General priority rule at unregulated intersections of equal roads in Lithuania
Priority to the right (deÅ”inės rankos taisyklė).
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Priority relationship between a paved road (asphalt/concrete) and an unpaved gravel road
The paved road is always the priority road compared to the unpaved road.
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Rule for turning left at a green traffic light without directional arrows
Yield priority to oncoming traffic traveling straight or turning right, and crossing pedestrians.
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Rule for opposing left-turning vehicles meeting at an intersection
Pass with right sides facing without crossing trajectories, unless markings dictate otherwise.
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Priority when entering a roundabout marked with sign 410 and Give Way sign 203
Vehicles already circulating on the roundabout have right of way over entering vehicles.
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Mandatory turn indicator signal when exiting any roundabout in Lithuania
The right-hand direction indicator must be activated shortly before the exit.
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Duty of drivers toward route buses signaling to leave a bus stop in built-up areas
Drivers must slow down or stop to let the bus rejoin traffic.
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Rule regarding entering an intersection if traffic ahead is congested and stationary
Do not enter if doing so would block cross traffic when signals change.
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Action required when a vehicle in an adjacent lane stops before a pedestrian crossing
Stop or slow down and only proceed after ensuring no pedestrian is on the crossing.
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Action required when an emergency vehicle with blue flashing lights and siren approaches
Clear the way immediately, pull to the right, and stop if necessary to form a rescue corridor.
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Vehicles legally permitted to travel in a standard bus lane marked with 'A'
Route buses, trolleybuses, school buses, and licensed taxis.
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Additional vehicles permitted in an 'A+' bus lane when depicted on signs
Bicycles, mopeds, light quadricycles, electric vehicles (EV), and passenger cars with 4+ occupants.
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When a private car may enter a bus lane separated by a broken dashed line
Only to make a right turn shortly before an intersection, or briefly drop off passengers.
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Permitted lane position outside built-up areas on roads with two or more lanes
The rightmost lane; left lanes are reserved for overtaking or preparing for left turns.
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Rule regarding overtaking on or immediately before pedestrian crossings
Overtaking on pedestrian crossings is strictly prohibited under all circumstances.
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Exception where overtaking on the right-hand side is legally permitted
When the vehicle ahead is signaling and repositioned to make a left turn.
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Obligation of a driver who is being overtaken by another vehicle
Maintain speed and position; never accelerate or swerve to prevent being overtaken.
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Recommended lateral passing distance when overtaking a cyclist outside built-up areas
At least 1.5 metres of lateral clearance.
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Rule regarding overtaking near railway level crossings
Prohibited on level crossings and closer than 100 metres approaching them.
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Rule regarding crossing a solid white line 1.1 to overtake a slow tractor
Prohibited; solid line 1.1 must not be crossed regardless of the other vehicle's speed.
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Zipper merging (užtrauktuko taisyklė) principle at lane drops during congestion
Drivers in the continuing lane yield alternately one-by-one to vehicles merging from the ending lane.
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Priority rule on steep inclines when an obstacle obstructs one side of the road
The downhill vehicle must yield to the vehicle traveling uphill.
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Minimum stopping/parking distance from an intersection carriageway edge
At least 5 metres from the intersection edge.
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Minimum stopping/parking distance before an unregulated pedestrian crossing
At least 5 metres before the crossing.
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Minimum stopping/parking distance from a marked public transport stop
At least 15 metres before and after the bus stop sign or zigzag marking.
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Minimum road clearance width required between a parked car and a solid white center line
At least 3.0 metres of clear roadway.
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Rule for parking a passenger car on a pedestrian sidewalk without parking signs
Strictly prohibited unless specifically authorized by parking signs and markings.
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Minimum distance from a railway crossing where parking is prohibited
Within 50 metres of the railway level crossing.
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Rule regarding stopping or parking on bridges, viaducts, and in tunnels
Strictly prohibited on bridges, overpasses, viaducts, and in tunnels.
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Warning triangle placement distance outside built-up areas during an emergency stop
At least 50 metres behind the vehicle on the roadway or shoulder.
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Warning triangle placement distance inside built-up areas during an emergency stop
At least 25 metres behind the vehicle.
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Rule before stepping out of a vehicle onto an unlit road shoulder at night
Put on an approved high-visibility reflective safety vest before exiting.
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Rule regarding towing a broken-down vehicle on a motorway in Lithuania
Towing on motorways is permitted only to the nearest exit interchange.
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Statutory maximum length of a flexible tow rope used between vehicles
Between 4 and 6 metres, visibly marked with warning flags.

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