You should move as right as possible within your direction.
2. A two-way street is divided by two white continuous lines. Are you allowed to cross them?
No, not in any circumstances.
Yes, if there is good visibility and you have checked the opposite direction.
Yes, if the leading vehicle is moving at a very low speed.
3. A two-way street is divided by one white continuous line. Are you permitted to cross it?
Yes, if you intend to overtake another vehicle that is moving at a low speed.
No, not in any circumstances.
Yes, if no vehicles are coming from the opposite direction.
4. On which factors does the stopping distance depend mainly?
Driver’s reaction time and wind speed.
Driver’s reaction time, condition of the brakes, pressure on the footbrake pedal, condition of the tyres, surface and condition of the road (wet, etc.).
The length and weight of the vehicle and the pressure exerted on the footbrake pedal.
5. In order to go past a pedestrian, you should keep a side distance of at least:
1 m.
1,5 m.
0,50 m.
6. What should you do, if you realize that the driver of the vehicle that follows intends to overtake you?
Speed up.
Bring your vehicle as right as possible on the road, and if necessary, slow down so that the other vehicle overtake you safely.
Continue your course on the part of the road you are moving, even if you can easily move to the right edge of the road.
7. In which of the following cases is overtaking forbidden?
Immediately before or while on a level unguarded railway crossing without mobile barriers, unless traffic is regulated by traffic lights.
In two-way streets with a single lane per direction.
When the leading car is going to turn right.
8. Somebody is overtaking you and you notice that there are conditions of an impending accident with a vehicle moving in the opposite direction. You should:
Reduce speed so that the vehicle that is overtaking you pulls in ahead of you.
Increase speed so that the vehicle that is overtaking you pulls in behind you.
Increase speed and sound the horn so as to warn the other drivers.
9. If you notice that a vehicle from the opposite direction is coming on you due to a breakdown or other cause, how should you react?
You should continue your course.
You should try, moving to the right if possible, to get out of the course of the vehicle, sounding continuously the horn and flashing your lights.
You should sound continuously the horn and flash your lights.
10. Half of the road is closed due to a worksite. Two vehicles are reaching simultaneously the worksite from opposite directions. Which vehicle should wait?
The smaller vehicle.
The vehicle that is moving in the lane where the obstacle is.
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