1. Which drives should you avoid in order to save fuel?
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Nearby drives, e.g. to the kiosk of the neighbourhood.
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Drives through roads with small traffic.
2. How can you save fuel when waiting for long behind closed mobile railway barriers?
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By switching off the radio.
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By switching off the engine.
3. How can you save fuel and protect the environment, in particular, within a city?
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By using public transport.
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By using your car even if public transport can serve your needs.
4. 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.
5. How can you save fuel?
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Drive at a high number of engine revolutions.
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Switch off the engine when you have to wait for long.
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Have a luggage-grid even when it is not going to be used.
6. How can fuel consumption be reduced?
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By ensuring that the tyres of your car have the correct pressure.
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By having the side window slightly opened during driving.
7. How can you achieve to cover more kilometres with less fuel?
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By using up the maximum possible number of revolutions for each gear.
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By not accelerating harshly and not braking without a serious reason.
8. How can an excessive fuel consumption become externally obvious due to a wrong engine adjustment?
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From the black smoke of the exhaust pipe.
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From the blue smoke of the exhaust pipe.
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From the white smoke of the exhaust pipe.
9. When should you switch off the engine in order to save fuel and reduce environmental pollution?
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When you are immobilised for long in a traffic jam.
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Every time you stop at a STOP sign.
10. What can you do while in the city in order to save fuel and reduce environmental pollution?
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Press the accelerator when there is a red traffic light and brake harshly when approaching traffic lights.
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Drive prudently so as to avoid unnecessary acceleration or useless braking.
11. It constitutes an offence to drive a car with the lights off:
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In the night-time.
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In the day-time.
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Any hour of the day.
12. You have been involved in an accident which resulted in an injury only. You must refer the accident to the police within:
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24 hours.
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48 hours.
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As soon as possible.
13. In which cases can the authorities order a re-examination of the driving ability of a person who has a driving licence?
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If they have caused a road accident.
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After the expiry of the driving licence.
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If there are doubts about their driving ability.
14. Whom should you allow to drive your vehicle?
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A holder of a driving licence which entitles them to drive a vehicle of the same category with yours.
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A person above the age of 18 who knows how to drive or is a learner driver.
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Nobody.
15. You are carrying two 13 year-old children and their parents with your car. Who is responsible for making sure that the children wear seat belts?
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Front seats passengers.
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You, the driver.
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Children’s parents.
16. It is necessary to wear glasses or contact lenses so as to fulfil the minimum vision requirements prescribed by law and be permitted to drive. You should wear them:
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Always.
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Only in the night-time.
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In case of limited visibility.
17. You have been involved in an accident which resulted only in material damages. You must inform the suffering party directly or indirectly within:
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24 hours.
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48 hours.
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7 days.
18. If you reach the maximum penalty point limit:
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You will be disqualified and in order to drive again you will have to retake the examination.
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The licence will be seized.
19. 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.
20. Offences are usually punished by:
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Fines, imprisonment, temporary or permanent disqualification, taking away of the number plates of the vehicle.
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Seizure of the vehicle.
21. In which case should you declare to the Vehicle Licences Issue Agency any modifications (which are going to be performed) to your passenger car?
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In case the engraved chassis number is expected to fade due to repair of the chassis.
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In case of installing seat belts on the rear seats.
22. In case you wear contact lenses, should you always have in the vehicle a pair of glasses available?
23. The triode catalytic converters reduce the emission of carbon monoxide, oxide of nitrogen and hydrocarbons by up to:
24. Which of the following offences constitutes a petty offence?
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Exceeding the speed limit by 20 km/h.
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Content of alcohol in the blood which is over 1,10 grams per litre of blood.
25. Which driving way saves fuel?
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Driving prudently and releasing the accelerator in good time.
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Driving with the maximum number of revolutions.
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Driving with the minimum number of revolutions.
26. A driving licence Category B will entitle you to drive:
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A lorry whose gross weight does not exceed 3.500 kg.
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A motorcycle.
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A vehicle of 10 seats if you are carrying only 8 passengers.
27. A driving licence Category B will entitle you to drive:
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A vehicle which comprises 9 seats including the driver’s seat.
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A vehicle whose weight including the load does not exceed 5.000 kg.
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A motorcycle.
28. Which of the following offences may be prosecuted as a misdemeanour?
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Escaping from the scene of an accident.
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Not obeying the STOP traffic sign.
29. Which of the following offences may be prosecuted as a misdemeanour?
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Not stopping when there is a sign of priority giving.
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Exceeding the speed limit by over 40 km/h above the permissible speed limit.
30. Which of the following offences may be prosecuted as a misdemeanour?
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Not stopping where there is a STOP traffic sign.
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Content of over 1,10 grams of alcohol per litre of blood.
