Translate the following sentences into English.

1. На пешеходном переходе запрещено останавливаться. 2. Лучше бы вам двигаться в этом направлении. 3. Поворачивая, водитель должен уступить дорогу пешеходам. 4. Вам лучше остановиться у стоп-линии. 5. Они заставили нас использовать клаксон. 6. Я видел, как инспектор повернул направо. 7. Пассажиры почувствовали, что водитель увеличил скорость. 8. Что может быть использовано в этом случае? 9. Они слышали, что водитель подал предупреждающий сигнал. 10. Участников гонки заставили следовать выбранному маршруту. 11. Я предпочел бы проверить состояние своего автомобиля перед путешествием. 12. Мы наблюдали, как он соблюдал дорожные знаки, сигналы и светофоры. 13. Обязанности регулировщика регулировать движение. 14. Она достаточно умна, чтобы понять свою ошибку. 15. Мне есть, что ему сказать. 16. Я не ожидал, что полицейский меня остановит. 17. Он попросил меня немного подождать. 18. Он слишком устал, чтобы работать. 19. Они остановились, чтобы заправиться. 20. Том был первым, кто пришел к финишу.

Рис. 4.1

The magnets can only adhere firmly if they are in full contact with the surface. Never use a magnetic base on curved vehicle sheet metal. Air might flow under the magnet and loosen it. Therefore look all around the base under the magnet to verify that it is lying flat and cleanly. If not, please look for another, more even mounting location on your vehicle.

Never place a magnetic base over edges.

Рис. 4.2

Never use a magnetic base on repainted surfaces. Each additional paint increases the gap between the vehicle sheet metal and the magnetic base, thereby reducing the magnetic effect. Magnetism only acts between the vehicle sheet metal and the magnets themselves. For the same reason, areas that have been repaired with tin or bonding compound, etc. are also unsuitable as mounting locations for the car flag.

Рис. 4.3

Never use a dirty magnetic base.

Never use a magnetic base on a dirty vehicle surface.

Here too, the dirt increases the gap between the vehicle sheet metal and the magnet itself, thereby reducing the magnetic effect.

By the way, dirt can also lead to paint damage. The magnetic base and the mounting surface on the vehicle must be clean, dust-free and dry. 

Рис. 4.4

 Never use a magnetic base at temperatures near or below the freezing point. Ice or snow build-up between the magnetic base and the vehicle sheet metal would increase the distance between them and thereby reduce the magnetic effect.

Check the flag holder

Before moving your vehicle, you should first check for proper seating of the flag holder. Also verify that all screw joints are secure. It should not be possible for the flag holder to move at all.

After driving for a short distance, check the screw joints again for the first time, and them at regular intervals depending on road conditions, and tighten them as necessary. 

Рис. 4.5

Top speed

Do not drive faster than 100km/h.

Рис. 4.6

Only use our original flags

They are approx, 20 x 30 cm in size and weigh a maximum of 25g.

Heavier or larger flags increase wind load and can lead to loosening of the flag stands.

Never mount any other objects on the flag holder.   

Рис. 4.7

Safety distance to magnets

The flag holder has a very strong magnet. Strong magnets can affect heart pacemakers; therefore they should be kept at a distance. Please note that strong magnets may also damage data storage media. Here too, keep such media at a safe distance.

Road rules

New road rules commenced in New South Wales on 1 December 1999. These rules included the Australian Road Rules (ARRs) which are a basically consistent set of rules which apply right across Australia and make it easier all round for road users.

The ARRs were developed by the National Road Transport Commission, State and Territory transport agencies, police, and otherorganizations and approved by a majority vote of State Transport Ministers in February 1999.

In New South Wales, there were some changes, mainly of a minor nature.

Road rule changes

The "Changes to Road Rules in NSW Guide" provides more detailed information about the road rules introduced into NSW in 1999.

The "New Road Rules for NSW" brochure provides a summary of the key road rule changes. This brochure was delivered to households throughout NSW in late November 1999.

Australian road rules

If you wish to view and print the Australian Road Rules, please click on the link in the "Related Links" box.

Traffic engineering practice

RTA Technical Directions document traffic engineering practice. Technical Directions related to the implementation of the Australian Road Rules are available.

Give Way Rules

Stop and Give Way signs