A) 40 km/h B) 100 km/h C) 80 km/h D) 60 km/h
A) 50 km/h B) 40 km/h C) 60 km/h D) 30 km/h
A) The nearest exit B) A service area C) A weigh station D) The police station
A) Speed limit reminders B) Weather warnings C) Traffic congestion reports D) Speeders' vehicle licence numbers
A) Immediate ban from Beijing B) One week in jail C) Confiscation of the vehicle D) Loss of driving licence
A) CN¥500 B) CN¥1,000 C) CN¥2,000 D) CN¥5,000
A) Ten B) Fifty C) Twenty D) Five
A) Fiber optic cables B) Bluetooth C) Satellite uplink D) GPRS wireless network
A) By opening emergency exit ramps B) By rolling into an upward hill full of pebbles C) By using hydraulic barriers D) By alerting the police to clear the road
A) No accidents of any kind B) A 50% reduction in crashes C) Fewer traffic jams D) No fatal accidents in 200 days
A) To measure vehicle emissions B) To pay tolls C) To check cars for mechanical problems D) To weigh the vehicle
A) N. 5th Ring Road B) N. 6th Ring Road C) N. 3rd Ring Road D) N. 4th Ring Road
A) Mentougou B) Badaling C) Changping D) Yanqing
A) Continues as Jingzhang Expressway B) Joins a local city road C) The road terminates D) Changes name to Badaling National Highway
A) T B) X C) S D) A
A) 100 kilometres B) 75.5 kilometres C) 61.9 kilometres D) 50 kilometres
A) January 1996 B) October 1996 C) October 1998 D) January 1998
A) Madian B) Badaling C) Juyongguan D) Kangzhuang
A) 2 lanes B) 8 lanes C) 4 lanes D) 6 lanes
A) Kangzhuang B) Madian Overpass C) Shangqing Bridge D) Juyongguan Pass
A) A series of toll gates B) Construction zones C) Continuous curves heading downward D) A steep uphill climb
A) 30-35 B) 60-61.9 C) 50-55 D) 10-15
A) Nankou B) Shuiguan C) Badaling D) Juyongguan
A) Madian B) Shangqing Bridge C) Jianxiang Bridge D) Baige |