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Smiling Cat With Heart-Eyes

The Smiling Cat Face With Heart-Eyes emoji is essentially the same thing as a 😍 Smiling Face With Heart-Eyes emoji — but it is a picture of a 🐈 Cat instead of a human-like smiley. It is used in the very same meanings of liking something very much — and it expresses emotions of admiration and being in ❤️️ Love with the hearts instead of its 👀 Eyes and happily open 👄 Mouth. Of course, it is often used by people who love cats related to other cat persons. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Smiling Face

Smiling Face emoji is the most recognized and “classic” of all emojis, which looks like the slightly Smiling Face with relaxed expression (its 👀 Eyes may be open or closed, depending on the emoji provider). It is the typical sign for friendliness — in this sense, it is often used to brighten the statements that may otherwise sound 🖕 Rude. Also, it may be used instead of “yes” and “sure”, as well as in the meaning of appreciation. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Smiling Face With Halo

Smiling Face With Halo emoji is a happy-looking smiley with an 👼 Angel’s halo above its head (and even with an angel’s wings in the case of Samsung’s version). Most often, it is used the meaning of being completely innocent and righteous — for example, when it comes to telling about something badass that the user wanted to do but didn’t at the end or to their good deeds. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Smiling Face With Heart-Eyes

Smiling Face With Heart-Eyes emoji looks like a smiley with 💕 Two Hearts instead of its 👀 Eyes. Its ordinary meaning is ❤️️ Loving and liking, though it may be sarcastically used in the opposite meaning. It often appears in a romantic context, for example, in messages and posts for loved ones — in this sense, it is often complemented with other love-related emojis like hearts or flowers. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Smiling Face With Hearts

Smiling Face With 3 Hearts emoji is a ☺️ Smiling Face with three hearts over it. Who doesn’t ❤️️ Love the feeling of, well, love? It’s such an uplifting mood that makes you feel light on your feet. So when you have that loving feeling, this emoji can help you express that. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Smiling Face With Horns

Smiling Face With Horns (Happy Devil) emoji is a ☺️ Smiling Face (of violet color in most cases) with devil horns. It is used as a symbol of someone’s coolness, strength, badass actions, crimes, or desire to do something terrible. Also, it is often a sign that someone of happy because of their enemy’s failure. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Smiling Face With Open Hands

Smiling Face With Open Hands emoji, in most cases, looks like a happy smiley with smiling 👀 Eyes and two hands in the front of it — just like it is about to hug someone. And most often, it is used precisely in this meaning — for example, as an offer to hug someone to comfort, support, or appease them. But, apart from it, it is also often used in a more generalized meaning of the ❤️️ Love to the whole 🌍 World and support for all people. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Smiling Face With Smiling Eyes

Smiling Face With Smiling Eyes emoji is so popular that it may be the first thing that the one thinks of when hearing the word “emoji”. It looks like the peaceful and joyful smiley with closed “smiling” 👀 Eyes. However, it is neutral as it doesn’t convey solid feelings or emotions. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Smiling Face With Sunglasses

Smiling Face With Sunglasses emoji is a cool looking smiling or 😏 Smirking Face wearing 🕶 Sunglasses. Its 👄 Mouth is closed in all its versions, except the one by Samsung, where it’s slightly opened. It is often used to point out the coolness of its users, some of their cool achievements, badass actions, or just the way they feel at the moment or in general. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Smiling Face With Tear

Smiling Face With Tear emoji is a yellow smiling face with a single tear coming out of one of its eyes. This is not an emoji to show you are happy, but rather that you are smiling through the pain and pushing forward. It can also show that you have a lot of trouble you are keeping from others. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Smirking Face

Smirking Face emoji is a sly-looking smiley with a half-smile. Very often, it is used in the sexual context when someone’s trying to hook up with someone else or when they point out that they would like to do that. Also, it is used in the meaning of coolness, guilty pleasures, malicious joy, understanding something hidden from others, and superiority, as well as the sign of wiliness and trickiness of its user and the mark of irony. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Sneezing Face

Sneezing Face emoji is a smiley with closed 👀 Eyes and 😔 Sad (or absent in some cases) 👄 Mouth, which holds a nose-wipe near its face as if it were sneezing. Most often, it is used in its direct meaning — i.e. in the context of being ill and having a runny 👃 Nose. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Sparkling Heart

Sparkling Heart. Are you glowing from any good and happy event in your life? This is the time to use Sparkling Heart emoji. Usually, it is depicted as a pink or ❤️️️ Red Heart with some ✨ Sparkles or, let’s call them, little stars. It is also a symbol of showing your admiration for someone. Do you like a person, event, or activity — use this emoji to show that. A 😊 Smiling Face With Smiling Eyes or 😍 ☺️ Smiling Face With Heart-Eyes will help you here. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Speak-No-Evil Monkey

Speak-No-Evil Monkey emoji is the picture of the wise 🐒 Monkey, which refuses to speak at all in order not to say anything evil. It is the first of three wise monkeys, the two other of which are represented by 🙈 See-No-Evil and 🙉 Hear-no-evil Monkey emojis. Unsurprisingly, this emoji is often used as a synonym of a promise to keep a secret or refusal to give any comments. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Speech Balloon

Speech Balloon emoji shows a bubble with three dots inside of it. It symbolizes text or somebody’s speech. This particular emoji came from comics or cartoons when the characters were speaking to each other normally and calmly. Use it when you want to show somebody’s citation. And add some face emoji that will convey your mood about the citation. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Squinting Face With Tongue

Squinting Face With Tongue emoji with angry, tightly closed X-like 👀 Eyes, slight smile, and its 👅 Tongue out. Like all other emojis with tongues out, it is sometimes used to make 😄 Fun of someone, irritate, or jokingly insult them. But due to its 😠 Angry eyes, it appears much more often in the actual insulting messages. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Star-Struck

Star-Struck emoji is a face with two stars instead of 👀 Eyes. Being Star-Struck is to be so fascinated or impressed by a celebrity that you become speechless. For example, if you go for a calm vacation to Hawaii and see Salma Hayek or Jennifer Lopez (of course, if you ❤️️ Love them), you can tell your friends with Star-Struck emoji! If you can go to Cannes or any event in Hollywood with all the 📽 Movie stars and great singers, you can also use the Star-Struck emoji to say: “OMG! So many famous people are here! I am amazed!” You can also use emojis like ⭐ Star, 🌟 Glowing Star, 🔥 Fire to say how hot these people are! Or how cool is the atmosphere. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Sweat Droplets

Sweat Droplets emoji is a picture of two or three blue 💦 Water droplets, which might be used in many meanings defined by emoji combinations. For example, together with smileys like 😲 Astonished Face Emoji, it may symbolize sweating, crying, or for example, spitting. It is sometimes even used as a symbol of sexual arousal, primarily by 👩 Women or related to women. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Thinking Face

Thinking Face emoji looks like a serious smiley with one eyebrow raised, obviously thinking about something important. This is proven by the characteristic rubbing of the chin, which is a recognized movement for pondering. Obviously, its most common meaning is thinking over something — for example, whether it is worth going somewhere, whether some statement is true and what exactly someone meant saying something. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Thought Balloon

Thought Balloon emoji is a way to show people’s interaction in comics and cartoons along with the Speech 🎈 Balloon and 🗯 Right Anger Bubble this Thought balloon. But not the spoken words… their thoughts! Use it in real life when you ask a friend what they think. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Tired Face

Tired Face emoji is a smiley that looks tired, frustrated, weary, or exhausted — mentally or physically (the last meaning refers mainly to Samsung’s version). In most cases, it features frowned 👀 Eyes and 😔 Sad open 👄 Mouth. It is most often used in the meaning its name suggests — i.e., to tell everyone that the person using it is tired of doing something, tired of what is happening around them, or tired of some person, or some thought, or anything else. Also, sometimes it means that the user can hardly wait for something. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Two Hearts

Two Hearts emoji together with the ❤️ Red Heart emoji is one of the most common symbols of ❤️ Love and romance. Of course, some people perceive this emoji as less banal and more intimate, and others think the opposite. Anyway, its primary meaning is the synonym of love — to anyone and anything from partners and parents to our planet in general. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Unamused Face

Unamused Face emoji looks like a smiley with a neutral or slightly 😔 Sad 👄 Mouth, looking somewhere to the left, which expresses the feeling of dissatisfaction. Accordingly, all the meanings, in which it is used, are to this or that extent connected to displeasure of different strength — from indifference with a slight hint of disapproval (for example, as a reply to an offering of the person the user doesn’t like) to a strong but covert hate (for example, as a symbol of stored up anger after someone strongly offended the user with their behavior). (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Upside-Down Face

Upside-Down Face emoji looks like a usual smiley (or the so-called slightly smiling emoji) but it’s upside down. Despite its different orientation, very often, it is used in the very same meaning, which is the same as the one of the ordinary slight smile in real life — for example, it may be used as a reaction to a joke or as an indication of the fact that what the user says is not serious. Also, it may be used as a symbol for sarcastic or ironic messages — i.e. to hint that what the person means is something different from what they actually say. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Weary Cat

Weary Cat Face emoji though it seems like it is supposed to be a 😩 Weary Face emoji in the form of a 🐈 Cat character is a cat version of 😱 Face Screaming in Fear emoji. It looks like a cat holding its head with its paws with 👄 Mouth wide open and with an expression of strong fear on its face and in its empty 👀 Eyes. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Weary Face

Weary Face is a smiley with closed or half-open 👀 Eyes, sadly raised eyebrows, and 😔 Sad open 👄 Mouth. It is similar to 😫 Tired Face emoji. It conveys the feeling of being extremely tired, weary, and 🥴 Sick. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Winking Face

Winking Face emoji is a slightly smiling friendly smiley with one 👁 Eye closed and one eyebrow raised — this stands for a facial gesture of winking, which is a recognized symbol of approval, appreciation, and understanding. So, it may be used in the meanings and in the context the winking itself is used — for example, as a synonym for phrases like “👌 Okay“, “I understand what you mean”, or “Deal!”. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Winking Face With Tongue

Winking Face With Tongue emoji is a smiley with one 👁 Eye closed and the other widely open, closed or open (depending on the emoji provider) 👄 Mouth and its 👅 Tongue out. It looks a bit crazier and much more playful than the basic Face With Stuck-out 👅 Tongue smiley — and its meaning changes accordingly, i.e. it quite seldom appears in friendly or sarcastic insults but instead it is used in the context any provocations, boasting with some achievements or with having a good time, or just as an expression of joyful and playful mood. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Woozy Face

Woozy Face emoji is a face with a dizzy look. People can feel woozy for a variety of reasons. If you are sick, then you know how much your head spins when you try to get up. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Worried Face

Worried Face emoji is a smiley with open 👀 Eyes, slightly 😔 Sad open or closed (depending on emoji provider) 👄 Mouth, and in some cases with raised eyebrows — all this is intended to convey the feeling of anxiety or worry. Worried Face emoji similar to 😞 Disappointed Face emoji. No wonder that it is most often used when it comes to expressing exactly these feelings regarding people, events, or phenomena — for example, it may serve as an illustration of a reaction to someone’s troubles. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Yawning Face

Yawning Face emoji is your standard emoji face sporting an open 👄 Mouth, closed 👀 Eyes, and a hand over its mouth to represent a yawn. The Yawn Emoji can be used to show your boredom of a certain thing or that the friend you are texting is boring you. You can also get creative and use the emoji to show that you are hungry. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Zany Face

Zany Face emojis show the face with the 👅 Tongue out, and the 👁 Eye is winking. It’s Zany Face, meaning wacky, crazy, joking. Have you watched the silly 📽 Movie “Dumb and Dumber?” That’s the movie that uses the Zany Face emoji. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Zipper-Mouth Face

Zipper-Mouth Face emoji is the smiley, the 👄 Mouth of which is not just closed but actually zipped. This serves as a symbol of keeping silent, not telling a secret or some personal ℹ️ Information. And most often it is used exactly in this meaning — i.e. to underline that the user won’t say a word about something secret or important for the other. Apart from this, the emoji is sometimes used in cases when the user could say something about the event, which deeply impressed them in a good or in a bad way, but won’t because they cannot find the right words. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

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@Unknown - Jul 03

Les français faites attention, de base ce site est en flamand, et a été traduit en français par Google traduction, il se peut que vous ayez des questions très bizarre avec les vitesse minimale etc. Faites super attention ou alors allez directement sur un autre site pour apprendre votre permis de conduire

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@Unknown - May 07

j'ai eu 50/50

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@Unknown - Apr 05

Boonjoour Jeve Permi

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@Unknown - Dec 13

très important

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@Unknown - Nov 28

...

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@Unknown - Jul 15

La traduction vers le français doit être revue !!!

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@Unknown - Jul 05

aide énormément pour bien analyse

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@Unknown - May 30

Tres intéressant , ça aide énormément pour bien analyser les questions et les réponses. Merci bcp

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@Unknown - May 20

Termes pièges: "faits saillants" ?; "régulateur de vitesse": sur ma R4L?; "basse pression des pneus": idem sur ma R4L?; "tous les conducteurs doivent s'arrêter et quitter l'intersection": Quelle intersection?; "lumières tamisées" pour "feux de croisement"?

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@Unknown - Mar 22

Carte du Permis de Conduire Classic AB Routiére Gillera Runner Dynamic Américaine

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@Unknown - Mar 16

gay nig

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@Unknown - Feb 02

très intéressant. merci .

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@Unknown - Aug 08

AUJOURD HUI J AI RATER LA THEORIQUE SUR LE DEBUT SUR 54 QUESTION 3 FAUTE GRAVE COMMENT OBTENIR MON PERMIE

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@Unknown - Jul 26

interesting

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@Unknown - Jun 29

Que je clique n'importe ou, j'ai des textes en flamand du genre "De door u aangevraagde pagina kon niet geladen worden Indien u deze url zelf ingetypt heeft, check of deze correct is Klik hier om naar de homepagina te gaan." Il n'y a pas moyen de le mettre en Francais, c'est de la discrimination !

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@Unknown - Jun 22

C’est intéressant

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@Unknown - Mar 18

La question sur la pente est pas claire, la pente est la descente tandis que pour une montée c'est une côte.

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@Unknown - Mar 07

Bonjour ! C’est un peu difficile toutes ces règles. Contactez-nous si voulez obtenir un permis de conduire original en 2 jours seulement. Whatsapp: 33644696684 Snapchat: permis.conduire

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@Unknown - Mar 07

C’est un peu difficile toutes ces règles. Contactez-nous si voulez obtenir un permis de conduire original en 2 jours seulement. Whatsapp: 33644696684 Snapchat: permis.conduire

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@Unknown - Mar 07

très bien

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@Unknown - Feb 16

Gut

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@Unknown - Feb 15

tres bien

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@Unknown - Jan 16

Je suis vraiment fatiguée j'ai n'arrivais même pas reçu mon code de la route j'ai besoin de Ed SVP merci d'avance

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@Unknown - Dec 08

bonjour à tous svp est ce que je peux compter sur ce site pour mon permis de la semaine prochaine . MERCI

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@Unknown - Oct 15

Ok

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@Unknown - Oct 11

Pas de vitesse minimale sur l'autoroute? Je suis étonné. Je pensais qu'il s'agissait de 70 km/hr.

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@Unknown - Oct 07

C'est un peu dificir d'etudies de règles de lå circulation sur internet, ici en Sweden pas de livres en france alors comment nous devon faire?

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@Unknown - Oct 01

bonjour

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@Unknown - Jul 24

j'ai eu 1/ fin de l'autoroute 2/ fin de l'autoroute 3/ x 4/ y je prends la réponse 1, on me dit que j'ai faux et que j'aurais dû choisir 2... "lumière tamisée" pour feux de croisement, traduction vraiment approximative... Bon en gros c'est juste un quizz panneaux, ça me permet de découvrir un peu, mais je reste sceptique sur la qualité du tout. Je remercie l'effort.

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@Unknown - Jun 15

Hello, J'ai repassé le test après des années pour me tester, mais... 1) Les questions ne sont pas précises. 2) Certaines fautes sont à déplorer (p.ex "Vitesse minimale sur une autoroute => 70km/h. Réponse du site : "Aucune limitation minimale")

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@Unknown - Jun 04

Merci

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@Unknown - Apr 29

47/50 Bon site mais certain terme dans l'examen sont pas precis/ pas les meme que dans le vrai examen

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@Unknown - Apr 06

Site attractif dans sa conception; cependant nécessite plus de sérieux et d'actualisation sur les questionnaires. Des formulations pas du tout correctes( dû certainement à une maivaise traduction en français. ce qui enduit en erreur l'apprenant qui est pourtant là pour plus de clarté et de précisions). Des réponses à des questions qui se contredise: exemple; la question sur quand on consomme plus de carburant, quelque part on te dit à basse vitesse, ailleurs à haute vitesse..on se fie à quoi dans ce cas? La liste étant exhautive.. Merci de reviser cette plateforme et y apporter les ajustements nécessaires car les gens payent pour apprendre sérieusement et non pas pour être plus embrouillés. Positivement!

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@Unknown - Feb 10

46/50 super bon exercice et bon site Faut à la question: que indique ce panneau (autoroute) 2x la même réponse donc eu faut car j'ai selectionnée une des deux et pas la bonne et sur l'autoroute j'ai été vérifier, il est bien marquer 80km/h Mais sinon super bon site un grand merci ;-))

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@Unknown - Dec 22

c'est des questions d'examen ?

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@Unknown - Dec 19

tout n'est pas écrit en français... c'est normal ?

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@Unknown - Nov 23

Comment faire pour passer mon permis de conduire ici??

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@Unknown - Nov 11

pour moi qui doit passer mon permis de conduire j'ai fais un 46 sur 50 et des bonnes questions

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@Unknown - Nov 04

Bonjour, il y a un jour ou deux j'ai croisé la route de chasseurs qui faisaient une battue... ils avaient mis des panneaux au bord de la route (style " battue en cours") Est ce que la vitesse autorisée entre ces panneaux est la vitesse "normale" de circulation ou est ce qu'il y a une vitesse d' "exception"..? ( j'étais a 70 Km/h sur une route a 90 Km/h et les chasseurs me faisaient des signes "genre je roulais trop vite"...) Merci de votre réponse. BAV.

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@Unknown - Oct 14

site censé être gratuit...

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@Unknown - Sep 28

Camions

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@Unknown - Sep 23

nouveaux nom pour les feux : apres verification a vias connait pas saillants ou tamisé( nouvelle invention ou traduction erronée

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@Unknown - Sep 23

question des feux tamisé ou saillant n existe pas: feux de croisements ou de route

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@Unknown - Sep 05

bieb mais quelques erreur

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@Unknown - Sep 05

beaucoup d'erreurs de traduction. question ne correspondent pas aux panneaux, autoroutes/routes ordinaire.

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@Unknown - Sep 04

La question sur la vitesse minimal sur l'autoroute est fausse. Il indique la correct étant comme "Il n'y a pas vitesse minimal", alors que de savoir, et après vérificaiton, elle est en faite à 80KM/H

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@Unknown - Aug 26

la question 33 que de ce questionnaire était fausse pour ma part : elle déclare que le panneau C25 (selon le Feu Vert, 14 ème édition, 2019) est un panneau réglementant le stationnement, alors que selon l'ouvrage précité, il place une interdiction de passage pour les véhicules ou train de véhicules ayant une longueur supérieure à celle indiquée sur le panneau.

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@Unknown - Aug 19

Super chouette

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@Unknown - Aug 10

Beaucoup d'erreurs

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@Unknown - Jul 27

il y a des erreurs deja sur l'autoroute la vitesse minimale est de 70km/h

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