Practice question

For Greece Category B car theory, which statement about urban hazards is correct?

  1. In built-up areas, speed must be below the limit when pedestrians, parked cars, junctions, or visibility require it.
  2. The safest answer about urban hazards is to ignore the usual priority rule.
  3. The correct response for urban hazards is mainly to use the horn and continue.
  4. This topic concerns only vehicle comfort and has no safety or legal effect.

Answer: A — In built-up areas, speed must be below the limit when pedestrians, parked cars, junctions, or visibility require it.

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