39. 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.
Answer：N
Previous question: 38. When encountering disabled people obstructing the traffic, the driver should voluntarily reduce speed and yield.
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Subject 1 test questions
- When a vehicle changes to the right lane, the driver should turn on the right-turn signal in advance, observe and enter the new lane if it is safe to do so.
- A driver may drive a motorized vehicle after the driving license has been lost within 3 months.
- Which is correct when learning driving on road?
- What kind of behavior of this driver violates the law?
- When a vehicle approaches a crosswalk, the driver should ________.
- You may speed up to go through the intersection in this case.
- When a vehicle follows another vehicle on a mountain road, it should ____.
- Driving in a dusty weather, it does not needed to turn on the head light, the contour light and the tail light.
- When driving in thick or extremely thick fog, the driver should ____ due to low visibility.
- When a vehicle passes a sharp curve, it may overtake if traffic is light.
- How to use lights when entering the speed-reducing lane?
- When overtaking on a mountain road, the vehicle should overtake ______.
- When driving on a mountain road covered by ice and snow, the vehicle behind should ______ if the vehicle in front is climbing a slope.
- When driving at night, the drivers observation ability is visibly poorer and his visibility range becomes shorter than driving in the daytime.
- The main impact of mountain roads on safe driving is _______.
- When encountering a traffic jam on the expressway, the driver should follow the front vehicle lining up, and immediately turn on the hazard light to prevent rear-end collision.