QUESTION 1
QUESTION 1
Your car has a good acceleration, however, in a few metres you notice a continuous line between the directions:

You can overtake.
You must not overtake.

QUESTION 2
QUESTION 2
In the motorway the speed of the passenger cars is restricted to:

130 km/h under proper weather conditions.
150 km/h under sunlight.
110 km/h in a pelting rain.

QUESTION 3
QUESTION 3
What does this traffic sign mean?

End of all prohibitions.
End of priority road.
Entry to a square.

QUESTION 4
QUESTION 4
How should you drive if you meet this traffic sign?

At a very low speed not exceeding 20 km/h.
At a very low speed not exceeding 50 km/h.

QUESTION 5
QUESTION 5
What does this traffic sign mean?

Maximum permissible speed limit of 30 km/h.
End of compulsory minimum speed of 30 km/h.
Exit from an area where the maximum permissible speed limit is 30 km/h.

QUESTION 6
QUESTION 6
What does this traffic sign mean?

Maximum speed limit of 50 km/h.
Compulsory minimum speed of 50 km/h.
Compulsory steady speed of 50 km/h.

QUESTION 7
QUESTION 7
What does this traffic sign mean?

Road with a width of 2 m.
No entry to vehicles with a total width of over 2 m.
Approaching a leading vehicle at a distance of less than 2 m is forbidden.

QUESTION 8
QUESTION 8
What should you do if you saw this traffic sign?

Continue your course concentrating your attention due to a possible fall of rocks on the road.
Move on the left part of the road in order to avoid the fall of rocks.
Speed up to move away from the dangerous area due to a possible fall of rocks.

QUESTION 9
QUESTION 9
What does this traffic sign mean?

End of inhabited area.
End of archaeological site.
End of tourist area.

QUESTION 10
QUESTION 10
What does this traffic sign mean?

Direction – indication of dangerous curves.
Compulsory direction of vehicles.
Mobile obstacle on the road due to works.

QUESTION 11
QUESTION 11
What does this traffic sign mean?

Reduce speed due to passing a two-level crossing.
Passage under the air-bridge is forbidden.
End of motorway.

QUESTION 12
QUESTION 12
In this case, are you allowed to overtake?

NO
YES

QUESTION 13
QUESTION 13
Which vehicle is allowed to pass first?

Vehicle 1.
Vehicle 2.
None; the drivers must agree between themselves.

QUESTION 14
QUESTION 14
Which vehicle should wait?

Vehicle 2.
Vehicle 1.
Both vehicles.

QUESTION 15
QUESTION 15
You intend to move straight, but the white car has stopped at a bad point waiting to cross the road and has blocked a part of your lane. What should you do?

You should speed up and pass between the white car and the pavement.
You should stop and give way to the white vehicle so as that it clears the road.

QUESTION 16
QUESTION 16
Is this car properly parked?

YES
NO

QUESTION 17
QUESTION 17
When the brake lights of your vehicle do not work, how should you inform the person that follows of your intention to park?

By bending the arm downwards.
By using the reverse lights.
By bending the arm upwards.

QUESTION 18
QUESTION 18
In a two-way street parking on its right and left side, parallelly to the street axis, is not forbidden. Where are you allowed to park?

On the right and left of your course.
Only on the right of your course.

QUESTION 19
QUESTION 19
A railway officer is waiving a red light at a railway crossing. What should you do?

Cross the rails slowly.
Stop at a safe distance before the railway crossing.
Cross the rails speeding up.

QUESTION 20
QUESTION 20
If the passage of vehicles moving in opposite directions on a slope is difficult, then the vehicle which, as a rule, should stop first is the one descending:

YES
NO

QUESTION 21
QUESTION 21
What should you be very careful about as a driver of a passenger car with a fully loaded trailer which does not have its own brakes?

The acceleration ability will increase.
The stopping distance will be shorter.
The braking distance will be longer.

QUESTION 22
QUESTION 22
Which users of the road network should you be careful of?

Other passenger vehicles that tow trailers.
Large vehicles.
Invalids, children and pedestrians who need help.

QUESTION 23
QUESTION 23
When you are driving your heavily loaded vehicle, tyre pressure must be:

Reduced.
Increased.
As normal.

QUESTION 24
QUESTION 24
Does the wind in connection with the speeds developed in a motorway affect the safe movement of your vehicle?

YES
NO

QUESTION 25
QUESTION 25
A driving licence Category B will entitle you to drive:

A vehicle which comprises 9 seats including the driver’s seat.
A vehicle whose weight including the load does not exceed 5.000 kg.
A motorcycle.

QUESTION 26
QUESTION 26
Even in the day-time you must drive with the dipped headlights on:

When visibility is insufficient due to a rainfall or fog or snowfall.
When visibility is insufficient due to the dirty windscreen.

QUESTION 27
QUESTION 27
The occasional towage of another vehicle is:

Forbidden.
Allowed on conditions but it is not recommended.

QUESTION 28
QUESTION 28
What may a destroyed thermostat which remains off due to a failure cause?

Abrupt cooling of the engine.
Dangerous increase of engine temperature.
Wear to the water pump.

QUESTION 29
QUESTION 29
If you notice that a lamp of one of the lights of your vehicle does not switch on, you should first check:

The lamp.
The battery.
The generator or the alternator.

QUESTION 30
QUESTION 30
What may contribute to fuel saving and environmental protection?

Use your vehicle for every drive.
When looking for buying a car take fuel consumption into consideration.

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