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Section 8

1. What should you do if you saw this traffic sign in a place other than an interchange?
  • Stop at the sign and move off again when this is safe.
  • Pass carefully without stopping.
2. When you meet this combination of traffic signs, are you driving in a priority road?
  • YES
  • NO
3. What does this traffic sign mean?
  • Upper (superterrestrial) pedestrian crossing.
  • Lower (underground) pedestrian crossing.
  • Two-level pedestrian crossing without stairs.
4. Which are the dipped headlights of a car?
  • The lights which have a range of at least 40 m.
  • The small lights on the front part.
  • The lights which have a range of at least 100 m.
5. In this picture, the traffic lane(s) is/are:
  • 1
  • 2
  • 1 and 2
6. When the brake lights of your vehicle do not work, how should you inform the person that follows of your intention to park?
  • By using the reverse lights.
  • By bending the arm downwards.
  • By bending the arm upwards.
7. When in a works area in the motor-way there are white and yellow lines together, you should obey:
  • Only the white lines.
  • Both white and yellow lines.
  • Only the yellow lines.
8. Which vehicles must have seat belts at the front seats?
  • All passenger cars.
  • All passenger cars and lorries.
  • All passenger cars and lorries with a maximum permissible weight of up to 3,500 kg.
9. Your vehicle is 4.5 m long. Does this traffic sign prohibit you from entering?
  • YES
  • NO
10. What should a driver be careful about when using a mirror of a passenger vehicle?
  • The mirrors must be adjusted according to the individual driver’s needs.
  • The interior mirror gives always full visibility to the right.
11. The blind spot is an area:
  • Not visible through an oblique glance over the shoulders.
  • Not seen in the mirrors from the driver’s seat.
  • Seen in the mirrors.
12. To sit on a driver’s seat correctly:
  • You must be able to rest your wrists on the upper part of the steering-wheel and to press the clutch fully.
  • You must be able to rest your hands on the dashboard.
13. Is a bulky object not allowed to jut out backwards more than 30% of the vehicle’s length without a special permit?
  • YES
  • NO
14. In order to get on your vehicle?
  • Turn your back to the traffic of your direction.
  • Face the traffic of your direction.
15. When changing lane, in order to check behind properly:
  • Mirrors suffice.
  • Look only through the exterior mirror.
  • Check through the mirrors and turn your head to the side where you are pulling in.
16. The rubbers of the windscreen wipers should be replaced:
  • When they are worn and at least once per year, preferably before winter.
  • Preferably in the summer.
17. For your child’s safety, you can use according to their height, weight and age:
  • Child seats of an approved type in your car.
  • A net between the front seats.
18. You are driving your vehicle slightly faster than walking speed. Should the seat belts be fastened?
  • Yes, during every drive.
  • Only during drives in motorways and expressways.
  • No, during drives in residential areas.
19. A passenger vehicle is fitted with belts for all its seats. Which persons must wear them?
  • Only the driver.
  • The driver and all passengers.
  • The driver and the passengers of the front seats.
20. Is the use of the seat belts necessary also for the passengers of the rear seats?
  • No, because they would be protected by the front seats.
  • No, because it is not prescribed by the Highway Code.
  • Yes, because otherwise they would not be protected in case of an accident.
21. What should the driver be careful about when using the mirrors of a passenger vehicle?
  • The interior mirror gives always full visibility to the right.
  • In a certain area (blind spot) cars that are overtaking may not be visible.
22. The sound coming from the horn of the vehicle must be:
  • Continuous on the same tone.
  • Piercing.
  • Alternating.
23. You are driving having engaged the 4th gear, the engine is jerking and runs the risk of stopping:
  • You must change into the 5th gear.
  • You must change into the 3rd gear.
24. If you compare the steering-wheel with the numbered screen of a clock with hands, the correct position of the driver’s hands when driving straight is at:
  • A quarter past nine to ten past ten.
  • Nine.
  • Five past eleven.
25. While you are waiting for the green traffic light:
  • You must have engaged the 1st gear and be pressing the clutch pedal.
  • You must have put the gear in the neutral and be pressing the footbrake pedal.
  • You must have put the gear in the neutral and be pressing the clutch pedal.
26. In which cases must you use the direction indicators of your vehicle?
  • Only when you intend to change direction to the left.
  • Only when you intend to change lane or direction.
  • Before every change of direction or manoeuvre.
27. At a normal course where you do not need to change gears often, the left foot:
  • Should remain immobile on the left of the pedal.
  • Should remain on the clutch pedal without pressing it.
  • Should remain immobile opposite to the pedal.
28. How can you carry a small child in your passenger car as safe as possible?
  • On the rear seat, on a child seat of an approved type.
  • On the co-driver’s seat.
  • In the arms of a person sitting on the front seat.
29. What may happen if passengers sitting on the rear seats do not use the existing seat belts?
  • In a crash they create for the driver and co-driver an additional danger of injury.
  • Nothing, because the head restraints of the front seats offer sufficient protection against injuries.
30. At what distance must the full beam headlights of a car light sufficiently the road at night in good weather conditions?
  • 100 m.
  • 40 m.
  • 300 m.
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