17. How the front vehicle to run in this situation?

A. run as normal
B. yield
C. turn on the hazard lights
D. should not change lane
Answer:B
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Subject 1 test questions
- When a vehicle follows another vehicle on a mountain road, it should ____.
- When driving in a foggy day, the driver should turn on ______.
- Stopping temporarily on the road should not obstruct the passing of other vehicles and pedestrians.
- When the green arrow for a lane is on and there are still pedestrians in the crosswalk before the vehicle, the driver should ___________.
- If a front tire blowout has caused a turn in direction, the driver should not avoid excess adjustment. Instead, he should control the direction of the vehicle, ____, and slowly reduce the speed of the vehicle.
- You should speed up to change lane in front of the red car.
- When a motorized vehicle encounters the cut in by another vehicle in a roundabout, the driver may not evade as long as he has the right of way.
- When entering an expressway toll gate, the driver should select a gate where _______.
- When driving in icy and snowy weather, ________.
- When a vehicle reaches a sharp curve, the driver should _______.
- You may speed up to go through the intersection in this case.
- You can drive a motorized vehicle a short distance after drinking as long as it does not interfere the driving operation.
- When a vehicle coming in the opposite direction suddenly overtakes and occupies your lane, the correct way to deal with this situation is to __________.
- Which illegal conduct is subject to a 12-point penalty
- How to do while entering this intersection?
- Using the low beam light in such circumstances.
