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Q: Does Kolumbia have an official hazard perception test?

No, Kolumbia does not have a separate official hazard perception test, but hazard awareness is tested as part of the theory exam.

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Vnímání nebezpečí v zemi Kolumbia

Ovládněte umění rozpoznávání silničních nebezpečí a reakcí na ně v zemi Kolumbia

Pochopení vnímání nebezpečí je klíčové pro bezpečnou jízdu v zemi Kolumbia 🇨🇴. Tato komplexní příručka pokrývá jedinečné výzvy, se kterými se setkáte na silnicích v zemi Kolumbia, od běžných nebezpečí po nebezpečí související s počasím, a pomůže vám stát se bezpečnějším a pozornějším řidičem.

Běžná silniční nebezpečí

Extremely winding mountain roads in the Andes — steep grades, no guard rails or crash barriers

Landslides and flooding common after heavy rain — roads blocked for hours or days

Unmarked speed bumps (reductores de velocidad) on urban and rural roads without warning signs

Buses and trucks swinging into opposing lanes on curves and inclines in mountain areas

Poor road lighting — many highways lack adequate lighting or destination signs

Aggressive driving culture with poor driving standards and frequent traffic accidents

Night driving strongly discouraged due to poor road conditions and security concerns

Heavy fog in mountain passes severely reducing visibility

Povětrnostní výzvy

Heavy tropical rain causing flash flooding and landslides — especially in the Andes

Dense fog in mountain passes reducing visibility to near zero

Wet roads creating dangerous conditions on steep mountain grades

Seasonal flooding blocking roads for extended periods in rainy season

Nebezpečí podle typu silnice

Městská nebezpečí

Pico y Placa driving restrictions — vehicles banned during peak hours based on licence plate number

Motorcycles weaving through traffic in cities like Bogotá, Medellín, and Cali

Aggressive driving and frequent disregard for lane markings in urban areas

Pedestrians and street vendors on roads near markets and commercial zones

Venkovská nebezpečí

Narrow mountain roads with no guard rails and steep drop-offs

Animals on rural roads, especially in agricultural regions

Buses stopping unpredictably in the middle of the road to pick up passengers

Poor signage and road markings on departmental roads

Nebezpečí na dálnici

Dual carriageway speed limit up to 120 km/h — heavy fines for speeding (COP 633,200)

Head-on collision risk from overtaking vehicles on two-lane highways

Road closures from landslides and flooding on mountain highways

Toll booths (peajes) on major routes — keep cash or electronic tag ready

Jedinečné faktory

Pico y Placa system restricts driving during peak hours based on last digit of licence plate
SOAT mandatory accident insurance required — fine of COP 1,266,100 plus vehicle impound if missing
Técnico-mecánica mandatory vehicle inspection — first after 6 years, then annually
Motorcycle helmets must display the licence plate number

Tipy pro přípravu

Check Pico y Placa schedule for your city before driving — fines are COP 633,200

Always carry SOAT insurance, técnico-mecánica certificate, and RUNT registration documents

Avoid driving at night outside cities — poor lighting, animals, and security risks

Use horn when approaching blind curves on mountain roads to alert oncoming traffic

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