Question 1
In this picture, the traffic lane(s) is/are:
Question 2
You are towing a baggage trailer and it starts wobbling. You must:
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Release the accelerator smoothly.
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Speed up and hold the steering-wheel firmly.
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Brake abruptly and hold the steering-wheel firmly.
Question 3
At intersections where there are pedestrian crossings and traffic is not regulated by a traffic policeman or traffic lights, who has priority?
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Vehicles.
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Nobody. Both the drivers and pedestrians should determine their movement on their own responsibility.
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Pedestrians.
Question 4
What should you do if you saw this traffic sign?
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Slow down, check whether a train is approaching and continue your course.
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Stop at the special line or, in case there is no such line, at the traffic sign and do not start unless you have made sure that no train is approaching.
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Continue your course without delay.
Question 5
This vehicle is completing the overtaking of your vehicle:
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You should maintain your speed, because the overtaking was illegal.
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You should slow down slightly so as to help the other vehicle avoid the danger.
Question 6
What does this traffic sign mean?
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That you probably have to give priority at the next intersection.
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That after the next intersection you will have priority again.
Question 7
What does this traffic sign mean?
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Warning of directions towards roads of the local network.
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Warning of directions towards expressways.
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Warning of directions towards a motorway.
Question 8
Which vehicle has priority?
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Vehicle 1.
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Vehicle 2.
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None; the drivers must agree between themselves about who will pass first.
Question 9
You are moving in a straight road at a high speed. Which part of the car will lower if you slow down abruptly?
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None.
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The front part.
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The rear part.
Question 10
Can you find the same indications on traffic signs showing directions and on road maps?
Question 11
Which of the vehicles has the correct position in order to turn right immediately after the left bend?
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Vehicle 1.
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Vehicle 2.
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Vehicle 3.
Question 12
How long is the load allowed to jut out from the rear part of a passenger car with a body of 4 m long?
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1,20 m at most.
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1,80 m at most.
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0,50 m at most.
Question 13
What should you do if in the day-time you enter an underground passage which has insufficient light?
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Use the light warnings.
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Switch on the dipped headlights.
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Switch on the side lights.
Question 14
You are moving in the middle lane in the road of the picture and you intend to turn left at the next crossroads. What should you do?
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Inform the drivers that follow of your intention, check the traffic in the left lane and pull in gradually behind the red car.
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Speed up, overtaking the red car inform its driver of your intention, and turn left.
Question 15
What does this traffic sign mean?
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Passing without stopping at the Toll Station is forbidden.
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No entry to the Toll Station.
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Parking at the Toll gates is forbidden.
Question 16
At a level railway crossing where the red light flashes and the mobile barrier has not been lowered yet, what should you do?
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Continue your course as long as the barrier is still open.
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Wait in front of the warning traffic sign.
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Pass the railway crossing as long as no train appears to be coming.
Question 17
What should you do if you saw the traffic signs of this picture and why?
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You must concentrate your attention slowing down if necessary, because the traffic signs warn of a dangerous curve on the left.
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You must move to the left, because the traffic signs indicate that left turn is compulsory.
Question 18
You should sound the horn:
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To inform other road users of your presence in case of danger or emergency.
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To communicate with other road users.
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To show your irritation to other road users.
Question 19
In order to go past a pedestrian, you should leave a side distance of at least:
Question 20
What should you be careful about in this case?
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There is a danger due to the frequent passage of children.
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There is a danger due to the passage of pedestrians.
Question 21
What should you do if you saw this traffic sign?
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Give way to the vehicle that is coming from the right.
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Turn left at the crossroads before the traffic sign.
Question 22
What is your obligation when you realize that the driver of the vehicle that follows intends to overtake you?
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Continue your course on the part of the road you already are, even if you can easily move to the right end of the road.
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Move your car as right as possible and, if necessary, slow down so that overtaking is carried out safely.
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Increase the speed of your vehicle.
Question 23
During driving you realize that you have lost control of the car because there is oil on the road surface. What should you do?
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Slow down applying the brakes.
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Release the accelerator pedal and engage a lower gear.
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Press the accelerator pedal and correct the course through the steering-wheel.
Question 24
Are you allowed to reverse in an emergency lane?
Question 25
You have stopped at the traffic lights before a pedestrian crossing. The green light of the pedestrian crossing becomes red. What should you do?
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Move off as soon as the traffic light becomes green.
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Be prepared to move off after the traffic light becomes green and you have made sure that no pedestrians are still crossing the road.
Question 26
What does this traffic sign mean?
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Seaport.
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Port station of commercial car ferries.
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Naval yard.
Question 27
What may happen if passengers sitting on the rear seats do not use the existing seat belts?
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In a crash they create for the driver and co-driver an additional danger of injury.
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Nothing, because the head restraints of the front seats offer sufficient protection against injuries.
Question 28
Where would you meet this traffic sign?
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Before a level railway crossing.
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At an exit from an expressway.
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Before a slow-down lane of a motorway.
Question 29
What should you do if you saw this traffic sign?
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Speed up.
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Change into a lower gear.
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Brake.
Question 30
What does this traffic sign mean?
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Upper (superterrestrial) pedestrian crossing.
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Lower (underground) pedestrian crossing.
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Two-level pedestrian crossing without stairs.
