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QUESTION 1

When you turn left at an intersection where cars coming from the opposite direction also turn left, the correct and safe way of passing is that shown in:

Drawing A.

Drawing B.

QUESTION 2

What do the traffic signs of the picture warn of?

Ahead of you there are two dangerous converse or successive continuous bends, the first of which is left, and your speed must be restricted to 40 km/h.

Because you will come across a branch with an oblique left road, your speed must be restricted to 40 km/h.

QUESTION 3

What does this traffic sign mean?

Stop.

No entry to all vehicles.

Road closed to all vehicles from both directions.

QUESTION 4

What does this traffic sign mean?

Caution! There are dangers (which cannot be described by other traffic signs).

Go straight.

Give way at the next crossroad.

QUESTION 5

What does this traffic sign mean?

Pedestrians accompanying children are permitted only.

Road for pedestrians only, where vehicles, except for emergency ones, are forbidden, and road for entry to, and exit from roadside properties.

Danger due to the frequent passage of pedestrians.

QUESTION 6

Which vehicles are forbidden to enter a street by this traffic sign?

Vehicles with a total weight of up to 2 tons.

Vehicles with a weight of over 2 tons per axle.

Vehicles that have a useful load of 2 tons.

QUESTION 7

What does this traffic sign mean?

Caution! Vehicles carrying hazardous materials may cause water pollution.

Vehicles carrying hazardous loads must turn left.

Vehicles carrying hazardous loads are prohibited from following the direction.

QUESTION 8

What does this traffic sign mean?

Mobile bridge.

Caution! Bridge without bars.

The road leads to a dock.

QUESTION 9

Which of these traffic signs means “One-way street”?

Traffic sign (A).

Traffic sign (B).

QUESTION 10

What does this traffic sign mean?

Place for camping.

Place where excursionists can stay.

Tree felling is forbidden.

QUESTION 11

What does this traffic sign mean?

Motorway.

Approaching a level crossroad.

Approaching a toll station.

QUESTION 12

In this picture, the traffic lane(s) is/are:

1 and 2

QUESTION 13

The blue must give way to:

The red car.

The van.

QUESTION 14

In which order of precedence are vehicles permitted to cross this intersection?

1-2-3.

2-3-1.

3-1-2.

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 stop and give way to the white vehicle so as that it clears the road.

You should speed up and pass between the white car and the pavement.

QUESTION 16

Waiting at this point is:

Acceptable, if short.

Dangerous.

Not recommended.

QUESTION 17

At a level railway crossing where the red light flashes and the mobile barrier has not been lowered yet, what should you do?

Pass the railway crossing as long as no train appears to be coming.

Wait in front of the warning traffic sign.

Continue your course as long as the barrier is still open.

QUESTION 18

In which case are you allowed to park your vehicle on the pavement?

When the width of the pavement is over 3,5 m.

When the part of the pavement where you will park is in front of your house or your shop.

Only when it is permitted by a special sign.

QUESTION 19

While you are approaching a level railway crossing the mobile barrier starts to be lowered. What should you do?

You should continue your course speeding up.

You should wait behind the warning traffic sign.

QUESTION 20

You are driving behind a lorry. In order to decide whether to start overtaking, you must:

Get close to its rear part in order to have better visibility.

Move slightly towards the road axis, if necessary.

QUESTION 21

The term “reaction distance” refers to:

The distance the driver thinks they will need in order to stop.

The distance you cover from the moment you see an obstacle to the moment you press the footbrake.

The distance of 1 m per km of speed.

QUESTION 22

What should you do if the crash with wild animals is inevitable?

In any case make something to avoid the crash.

Brake, hold the steering-wheel firmly and try to maintain your course.

QUESTION 23

How should a driver warn the other vehicles of the failure of his/her vehicle while he/she is moving and must immobilise it?

He/she must switch on the side lights.

He/she must switch on the hazard warning lights.

QUESTION 24

How can somebody secure a passenger vehicle with a mechanic gear-box against rolling on a downhill?

By putting on the handbrake only.

By putting the gear into neutral.

By putting on the handbrake and engaging the reverse.

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

What should you do when tyre grip on the road is reduced?

Slow down and avoid abrupt movements through the steering-wheel.

Restrict the speed of your car to 50 km/h.

QUESTION 27

In the event that a fire starts in your vehicle:

You should throw water to the fire.

You should switch off the engine, the people around should move away and you should put out the fire with the help of the fire extinguisher and, if necessary, with sand or earth.