Question 1
The blind spot is an area:
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Not visible through an oblique glance over the shoulders.
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Not seen in the mirrors from the driver’s seat.
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Seen in the mirrors.
Question 2
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.
Question 3
What does this traffic sign mean?
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Vehicles carrying hazardous loads are prohibited from turning right.
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Vehicles carrying explosive or inflammable materials must turn right.
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Vehicles carrying hazardous loads must turn right.
Question 4
The speed limits in Greece for passenger cars are:
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130 km/h in a motorway and 50 km/h in inhabited area.
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90 km/h in the entire national road network.
Question 5
What does this traffic sign mean?
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No entry to lorries.
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No entry to all motor vehicles.
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Route only for lorries.
Question 6
What does this traffic sign mean?
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Direction of vehicles for parking near an Underground station.
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Direction towards an Underground station.
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Direction of vehicles towards a place of permissible parking.
Question 7
You must check your brakes after driving through stagnant waters, because:
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Your brakes may have been overheated.
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The water may have entered the hydraulic circuit.
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Your brakes may be wet.
Question 8
Are you allowed to park just on the right of the traffic sign in an array (vertically to the pavement), and why?
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No, because parking is forbidden at a distance of 10 m from this sign.
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Yes, because parking is forbidden after 10 m from this sign.
Question 9
In a residential area which is lighted at night, you must drive having the following lights on:
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Dipped headlights.
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Full beam headlights.
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Side lights only.
Question 10
While you are waiting for the green traffic light:
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You must have engaged the 1st gear and be pressing the clutch pedal.
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You must have put the gear in the neutral and be pressing the footbrake pedal.
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You must have put the gear in the neutral and be pressing the clutch pedal.
Question 11
What may contribute to fuel saving and environmental protection?
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Use your vehicle for every drive.
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When looking for buying a car take fuel consumption into consideration.
Question 12
In the day-time you should use your lights:
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When reversing.
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When visibility is insufficient.
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When driving in country roads.
Question 13
Which prohibitions cease to have effect by this traffic sign?
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Prohibition of exceeding the speed limit of 40 km/h.
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Prohibition of driving a vehicle at a distance of less than 40 m from the leading vehicle.
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Prohibition of the entry of a vehicle with a total weight of over 40 tons.
Question 14
Should you allow the pedestrians to cross the road?
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No, because you can manoeuvre around them.
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Yes, because it is compulsory according to the Highway Code and also because they are vulnerable.
Question 15
You are approaching a crossroads where you have not noticed whether there is a traffic sign regulating priority. What should you do?
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Continue your course, since you are moving straight.
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Wait and, if necessary, agree with the other drivers about who will have the right of way.
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Obey the rule of priority from the right.
Question 16
This traffic sign prohibits the following vehicles from entering:
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Mopeds and motor-cycles.
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Mopeds only.
Question 17
In which case should you declare to the Vehicle Licences Issue Agency any modifications (which are being performed) to your passenger car?
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In case of radio installation.
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In case a luggage-grid is placed.
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In case of colour change.
Question 18
Even in the day-time you must drive with the dipped headlights on:
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When visibility is insufficient due to the dirty windscreen.
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When visibility is insufficient due to a rainfall or fog or snowfall.
Question 19
You are approaching a crossroads which lacks traffic signs. Visibility is obstructed in both sides by parked cars. What should you do?
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Pass the crossroads as quick as possible.
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Warn the traffic at the crossroads through the horn.
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Enter the crossroads carefully.
Question 20
When are you allowed to reverse your vehicle?
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Near a lamp-post.
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When forward movement is not possible or during a parking manoeuvre.
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From a main road to a side road.
Question 21
Why should you regularly check the quantity (level) of engine oil?
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So as not to miss guarantee of the vehicle.
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For any leaks or excessive oil combustion by the engine.
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So as to check whether it needs to be changed.
Question 22
Which users of the road network should you be careful of?
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Invalids, children and pedestrians who need help.
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Other passenger vehicles that tow trailers.
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Large vehicles.
Question 23
Changing a gear within a bend is:
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A proper handling.
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A wrong handling.
Question 24
What does this traffic sign mean?
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Airport.
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Area of airplanes flight.
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Heliport.
Question 25
Which vehicles are forbidden to enter a street by this traffic sign?
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Vehicles that have a useful load of 2 tons.
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Vehicles with a weight of over 2 tons per axle.
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Vehicles with a total weight of up to 2 tons.
Question 26
One traffic light is red and there is a green arrow on next to it. What does this mean?
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That all vehicles must turn right.
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That only the vehicles which will turn right can continue their course.
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That all vehicles must stop.
Question 27
When you are driving your heavily loaded vehicle, tyre pressure must be:
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Reduced.
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As normal.
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Increased.
Question 28
What should you do if while driving at night in a clear road you feel symptoms of fatigue (sleepiness, shiver, surprise, etc)?
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Fight fatigue by smoking a cigarette.
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Take sufficient rest breaks.
Question 29
In case of an abrupt slow-down of traffic, how would you inform the vehicles that follow?
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By pressing successively the footbrake pedal so that the brake lights flash.
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You should switch on the fog lights.
Question 30
What does this traffic sign show?
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The way to park a vehicle.
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Dangerous haunch on the right.
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On the right of the road there is a gutter with water.
