600 Câu Hỏi Ôn Thi Giấy Phép L

The set of 600 questions of road traffic law inherited from the set of 450 questions of road traffic law has been studied from many developed countries, improved to eliminate rote and unrelated questions. to learn to drive now.

A special feature in the 600 questions of driving theory is that there is only 1 correct answer in the answer (the old 450 set has many questions up to 2 answers). In the test, there is one question (the question about serious traffic unsafe situation).

A set of 600 questions on road traffic law adding new content about signs, the speed of cars allowed to run, regulations on alcohol content according to Decree 100, updating standards under the National Regulation on signaling. Current roads and more realistic traffic situations.

The number of questions in the exam questions of grades A1, A2, A3, A4, B1, B11, B2, C, D and F grades also increased, the number of revision questions in the set of grades also increased.

In particular, in this set of 600 new driving theory lessons, 60 questions are asked (questions about serious traffic unsafe situations). Each exam questions have 1 questions listed, if the candidate just answered the question listed as listed as failed.

Critical questions are very serious traffic situations that are the basic and core characteristics that drivers must understand and always remember to follow during the driving practice. Those are prohibited behaviors in traffic rules such as unsafe behaviors at roads intersected with railways, on highways, yielding to priority vehicles, and driving after drinking. alcohol, drug use ...

In addition, there are questions about the content of driving techniques when going downhill and long, when crossing a road obscure, when crossing a railway, when the visibility is restricted, when entering or exiting a high road. speed. Especially related to the skills to handle traffic situations when crossing an intersection, through a railway, through an obscure road segment, when entering or exiting a freeway.