QUESTION 1
QUESTION 1
What does this traffic sign mean?
No entry to vehicles carrying explosive or inflammable materials.
Compulsory by-pass for vehicles carrying hazardous loads.
Compulsory by-pass for all lorries.
QUESTION 2
QUESTION 2
To which vehicles is entry forbidden?
All vehicles whose trailer is heavier than 5 tons.
All vehicles with a total weight of over 5 tons.
QUESTION 3
QUESTION 3
You wish to turn left. What are the procedures to be followed?
Check the vehicles that follow, switch on the direction indicator and take up the correct position on the road.
Switch on the direction indicator, take up the correct position on the road and check the vehicles that follow.
Take up the correct position on the road, switch on the direction indicator and check the vehicles that follow.
QUESTION 4
QUESTION 4
For how many consecutive hours is parking of lorries of over 3.500 kg allowed on the same position in streets within residential areas?
As many hours as its owner or driver wishes.
Up to 24 hours.
Up to 12 hours.
QUESTION 5
QUESTION 5
The driver of a lorry, in addition to tachograph’s key, must have in their lorry and be able to show, if requested, the speed recording charts of:
The fifteen (15) previous days.
The five (5) previous days.
The previous day.
QUESTION 6
QUESTION 6
The installation and use of the speed limiter device pursuant to the directive 92/6/EU applies to lorries whose gross weight is:
Over 10000 kg.
Over 12000 kg.
Below 10000 kg.
QUESTION 7
QUESTION 7
The following note should be written in the lorry registration licence that has a speed limiter device:
“It has a speed limiter device. Maximum speed: 90 km/h”.
“It has a speed limiter device. Speed higher than 90 km/h is permitted”.
“It has a speed limiter device”.
QUESTION 8
QUESTION 8
What risk does a loaded lorry, when crossing a dangerously rough road, run?
It may lose its balance and its load may be disconnected, because the centre of gravity is set quite high.
The body may touch the road and the load runs the risk of losing its balance or being destroyed due to the shaking.
It may develop a high speed due to the force exerted by its weight.
QUESTION 9
QUESTION 9
What is the range of the lowest permissible pressure of compressed air in a pneumatic brake system?
About 9-10 bar.
About 5-6 bar.
About 14-15 bar.
QUESTION 10
QUESTION 10
Which of the following counter-indications may appear due to the excessive wear of the tyre tread depth (“bald tyres”)?
Excessive fuel consumption.
Wheel skidding during braking.
Not uniform wear of the differential gears.
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