What are the theoretical knowledge of transportation? Traffic safety basics

Motor Vehicle Driver Test Guide Table of Contents:

Chapter 1 Motor Vehicle Driver's License Management and Driver's Examination.

Chapter 2 Road Traffic Safety Laws and Regulations.

Chapter 1 Basic Concepts and Types of Traffic Safety Laws and Regulations;

Chapter II Road Traffic Signals.

Chapter III Traffic Signs and Traffic Markings.

Chapter IV Vehicle Driving.

Chapter 3 Common faults and daily maintenance of automobiles.

Chapter 1 Common Faults of Automobiles.

Chapter 2 Maintenance of automobiles.

Chapter 4 Knowledge related to motor vehicle driving.

Chapter 1 Common sense of safe driving of motor vehicles.

Chapter II First Aid for the Injured in Traffic Accidents.

Chapter III Professional Ethics of Motor Vehicle Drivers.

Appendix V.

Appendix 1: Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China.

Appendix 2: Regulations for the Implementation of the Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China.

Appendix 3: Motor Vehicle Driver Test Subject 1 Question Bank - Automobile.

Appendix 4: Motor Vehicle Driver Test Subject 1 Question Bank - Motorcycles.

Appendix 5: Hebei Province Measures for the Implementation of the Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China.

Appendix 6: National Standard Road Traffic Signs and Traffic Markings of the People's Republic of China.

The specific questions of each provincial exam are different and the focus is also different. However, the outlines are uniformly prescribed by the Ministry of Public Security. If you go to a bookstore and buy a copy, or a driving school will send it out,

1. Don't run a red light, cross the street and take the crosswalk. 2. Do not ride a bicycle on the road under the age of 12. 3. Do not ride an electric bicycle under the age of 16.

4. Do not ride a bicycle with people. 5. Do not ride in the motorway. 6. Do not suddenly turn violently, cling to the vehicle, and leave the handlebar with both hands.

7. Do not support each other, chase each other, and race on curves. 8. Don't park indiscriminately.

The basics of traffic safety are:1. Do not take low-speed trucks and three-wheeled vehicles, tractors, black motorcycles and other non-passenger vehicles, and do not take overcrowded vehicles to prevent and reduce the occurrence of various safety accidents.

2. Pedestrians must walk on the sidewalk, and no sidewalk should walk on the right; Cross the road by pedestrian crossing; Sidewalks controlled by valid signals are subject to signal regulations.

3. Get on and off the bus after stopping steadily, grasp the handrails on the bus, and do not stick out of the window for the head, hands and other body parts, and manage the items around you to prevent pickpocketing; Wear seat belts when riding in high-speed cars; Do not take an overloaded vehicle.

4. When walking, it is easy to cross the road and get into danger.

5. It is necessary to consciously stop at the red light, go at the green light, and do not rush when the yellow light is on.

The basics of traffic safety are:1. Areas with overpasses or underpasses do not cross the road.

2. I don't care about playing and running on acres of motorized lanes and non-motorized lanes.

3. Do not stretch any part of your body out of the car during the check-in process. Do not throw objects outside the vehicle.

4. After escaping, it is necessary to quickly call the police or intercept the vehicle to rescue other people who have not escaped.

5. When the yellow light is on, vehicles and pedestrians are not allowed to pass, but vehicles that have crossed the stop line and pedestrians who have entered the crosswalk can continue to pass.

Pedestrians should use the sidewalk, and those who do not have a sidewalk should walk on the side of the road. When crossing the roadway, take the pedestrian crossing or follow the signs to walk across the overpass or underpass. When passing through an intersection controlled by a pedestrian signal, stop at a red light and go at a green light.

When crossing a roadway with no sidewalks, see the oncoming traffic clearly and do not cross suddenly. Do not stop, chase, pickpocket, or throw objects on the road. Do not play, sit or lie down on the road, or engage in other behaviors that obstruct traffic.

1. Pedestrians should walk on the sidewalk, and those who do not have a sidewalk should walk on the side of the road.

2. When crossing the roadway, take the pedestrian crossing or walk across the overpass and underpass according to the signs.

3. When passing through an intersection controlled by pedestrian signals, stop at a red light and go at a green light.

4. When crossing a roadway without sidewalks, you should see the oncoming vehicles clearly and do not cross suddenly.

5. Do not stop, chase, pickpocket, or throw objects on the road.

6. Do not play, sit or lie down on the road or engage in other behaviors that obstruct traffic.

7. Do not drill over or cross pedestrian guardrails or road isolation facilities.

8. Preschool children should be led by adults on the road.

9. The elderly should be supported and accompanied by someone on the street.

10. Do not enter elevated roads, highways, and other roads that prohibit pedestrians.

11. Do not enter the traffic control area without authorization.