Every lorry should be fitted with two (2) dry powder fire-extinguishers or fire-extinguishers of other material of equivalent extinguishing effectiveness approved by the Fire Brigade, each with a net weight of:
6 kg.
8 kg.
10 kg.
Question 2
The installation and use of the speed limiter device pursuant to the directive 92/6/EU applies to lorries whose gross weight is:
Over 12000 kg.
Over 10000 kg.
Below 10000 kg.
Question 3
When you have a long journey, should you take periodical rest breaks which will improve your readiness for driving?
Yes, about every 8 hours, if your journey lasts longer than that.
No, so as to complete your journey sooner.
Yes, every 2 hours for 15 minutes at least for each stop.
Question 4
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.
The wider vehicle.
Question 5
If the braking effect is not the same on all wheels, there is a risk for the vehicle when moving on the road:
Only when the road has curves.
Always, because during braking the vehicle may swerve from the road.
Only when the road is slippery.
Question 6
What administrative sanctions are prescribed if somebody drives a vehicle whilst disqualified?
Deprivation of the right of licence reissue for at least three (3) years.
Deprivation of the right of licence reissue for at least five (5) years.
Deprivation of the right of licence reissue for at least ten (10) years.
Question 7
What does this traffic sign mean?
No route for tractive units.
No entry to vehicles carrying hazardous materials.
No route for lorries.
Question 8
The minimum depth of tyre tread pattern of lorries and trailers is:
1 mm.
1,5 mm.
2 mm.
Question 9
The maximum weight of a three-axle lorry with double tyres in the driving shaft and compressed air suspensions or suspensions recognised as equivalent, which performs international transports, is:
25.000 kg.
26.000 kg.
28.000 kg.
Question 10
The braking system with compressed air (air brakes) is used in lorries, because:
Driving the vehicle becomes more comfortable.
The hydraulic braking system does not suffice for slowing down the vehicle.
The external wear of the piping system and of the other mechanisms of the air brakes is rare.
Time 15'
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