1. Your reaction time while braking harshly and moving at 50 km/h is 1 sec. What distance will you have covered during reaction time?
2. The term “reaction distance” refers to:
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The distance you cover from the moment you see an obstacle to the moment you press the footbrake.
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The distance the driver thinks they will need in order to stop.
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The distance of 1 m per km of speed.
3. You are travelling at 120 km/h. Every second your car covers a distance of approximately:
4. You are travelling in a dry road with a well-maintained vehicle at a speed of 90 km/h. You are alert and you need to stop due to an emergency. You cannot stop at less than:
5. You are approaching a vehicle that is moving in the opposite direction. Both the other vehicle and your vehicle are moving at a speed of 90 km/h. The distance is covered at a speed of:
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180 km/h.
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150 km/h.
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185 km/h.
6. You are driving and doubling the speed of your vehicle. Doing this the stopping distance according to the empirical rule:
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Trebles.
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Doubles.
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Quadruples.
7. It is raining and you are following a vehicle. You should keep a safety distance of at least:
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2 seconds.
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4 seconds.
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3 seconds.
8. When driving in a foggy night and following another vehicle, you should:
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Keep such distance as needed for being able to avoid it, if necessary.
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Keep such distance which will allow you to be able to see it.
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Drive with the headlights on full beam.
9. When passing stopped vehicles, you should, if possible keep:
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A distance which is at least equal to the width of a car door.
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A distance of not less than 2 m.
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A distance of not less than 3 m.
10. Which is the stopping distance according to the empirical rule, when you are moving at a speed of 50 km/h on a level dry road?
11. The time from the moment you notice a sign till the moment you decide is:
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One second.
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Two seconds.
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Half second.
12. In this picture you are driving in a motorway with three lanes per direction and you are moving at the maximum permissible speed limit:
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You should give the right lane to the heavy vehicles.
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You should overtake the lorry and return to the right lane.
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You should move on the left lane so as to prevent some vehicles moving at a speed over the limit.
13. Driving activity consists of the following:
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Perception, analysis, decision, action.
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Decision, perception, analysis, action.
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Action, perception, analysis, decision.
14. What should you do in order to change lane?
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Nothing, as long as the vehicle that follows keeps well behind your vehicle.
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Use the direction indicators only when the vehicle that follows is very close to you.
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Check the mirrors and inform in good time the drivers that follow of your intention using the direction indicators.
15. Does the stopping distance correspond to the number of metres that your vehicle covered during reaction and braking time?
16. When in a two-way street you wish to turn left, which position should you take up in the street?
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On the line that divides the two directions.
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On the left part of the street.
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Near the street axis, that is, near the line that divides the two directions.
17. The braking distance is:
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The distance covered by your vehicle from the moment you pressed the footbrake to the moment of its immobilisation.
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The distance needed for immobilising your vehicle from the moment you saw the obstacle.
18. When a two-way street with two lanes per direction is absolutely clear, in which lane are you allowed to move?
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Either lane of the right direction.
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Right lane.
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Left lane.
19. Which distance should you keep from a leading vehicle?
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5 m at least if the leading vehicle is a passenger car or two-wheeled motorcycle and 10 m at least if it is a lorry or bus.
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5 m at least.
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Such that will ensure, in any case, the timely immobilisation of your vehicle so as to prevent a crash.
20. When in a two-way street two continuous white lines divide the directions, are you allowed to cross them?
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Yes, if the leading vehicle is moving at a very low speed.
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Yes, if you have visibility and have checked the opposite direction.
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No, not in any circumstances.
21. In which case are you allowed to drive contrary to the stream of an one-way street?
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When you carry with your vehicle a person who needs immediate help.
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Under no circumstances.
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When the one-way street is absolutely clear.
22. In a road with heavy traffic you have taken up a position in order to turn left. While at the crossroads you realize that you should have turned right. What should you do?
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Turn left.
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Warn the other road users through the horn, switch on the right indicator and then turn right.
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Stop and by reversing try to take up the correct position (in the road).
23. If in a two-way street a white continuous line divides the directions, are you allowed to cross them?
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No, not in any circumstances.
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Yes, if you are going to overtake another vehicle that is moving at a low speed.
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Yes, if no vehicles are coming from the opposite direction.
24. When you stop at the red traffic light, which is the correct position of your vehicle?
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At the level of the traffic light.
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Before the traffic lights, and the front part of the vehicle should not cover at all the STOP line before the pedestrian crossing.
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At any position before the crossroads.
25. In which cases can vehicles move on the lines that divide the lanes?
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When traffic in parallel lines (rows) is allowed.
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When the lines are broken.
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Under no circumstances.
26. In which roads in residential areas is vehicular traffic permitted in parallel lines?
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Only in one-way streets.
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In roads with heavy traffic.
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In two-way streets with at least two lanes per direction and one-way streets with at least two lanes per direction.
27. You are approaching an intersection where the road surface has arrows and lines which permit a straight course only, whereas you wish to turn right. What should you do?
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Drive straight ahead.
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Turn right.
28. When you are in an one-way street with three lanes and you intend to turn left, which lane should you follow?
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The middle one.
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The right one.
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The left one.
29. The minimum safety distance to be kept when following a vehicle corresponds to:
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The reaction time multiplied by one.
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The reaction time multiplied by two.
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The reaction time multiplied by three.
30. If you are very careful, is reaction time nullified?
