Question:1

Who is a “road user”?


  • A person who uses the road for standing or running only
  • A person who uses the road for riding a motor vehicle only
  • A person who uses the road for bicycle riding only
  • A person who uses the road for driving, traveling, riding, walking, standing or any other purpose
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:2

What is a “pedestrian crossing”?


  • A part of the pavement that is marked for pedestrian crossing
  • A part of the road designated and marked for pedestrians to cross.
  • A part of the road edge that is marked for pedestrian crossing
  • A part of the road that is marked for pedestrian crossing, including the pavement
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:3

When approaching a narrow bridge, you are required to:


  • Slow down while approaching and crossing the bridge.
  • Always cross the bridge at maximum speed to clear the road for vehicles coming from the opposite direction.
  • Always stop before the bridge, for safety reasons, and then cross it quickly.
  • Accelerate when you approach the bridge only.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:4

From which side are we permitted to overtake another vehicle?


  • It is permitted from either its right or left side.
  • From its right side, provided that we maintain reasonable speed.
  • Only from its right side.
  • Only from its left side.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:5

What is required from a vehicle driver that passes the scene of a road accident with casualties?

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  • He should stop at the side of the road and mark the site of the accident with a warning triangle to be seen to a distance of fifty meters.
  • If he was not involved in the accident, he should continue driving without stopping by.
  • He should stop at the side of the road, help to clear the vehicles away from the road and allow the traffic to flow freely and uninterruptedly. .
  • He should stop at the site of the accident, provide casualties with first-aid, to the best of his ability and training, and call the rescue forces.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:6

The following picture shows a pavement. Which of the following sentences is correct?

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  • Motorcycles are permitted to use the pavement instead of the road.
  • The pavement is designed for pedestrians only.
  • Private passenger vehicles are always permitted to park temporarily on the pavement, when there is no parking space on the road.
  • Bicyclists are permitted to ride on the pavement as well.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:7

How should a driver involved in traffic accident with casualties conduct himself?


  • If he is not culpable of the accident and the other driver involved is later held responsible for it, then he shall clear his vehicle away from the roadway.
  • He shall clear his vehicle away from the roadway to prevent traffic disturbance and call the rescue forces.
  • He shall clear away from the road and inform the police about the accident.
  • He shall not move his vehicle, unless instructed to do so by a policeman or if the vehicle had to be used for medical evacuation purposes.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:8

When is it permitted to use the “white reversing light”?


  • While driving in reverse, combined with the reverse gear only.
  • While parking in a roofed parking lot.
  • When visibility is poor for any given reason.
  • During fog or pouring rain.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:9

If the roadway is marked with an unbroken separation line accompanied by a dotted line to its left:


  • An unbroken line with a dotted line to its left mark a separation area.
  • It is forbidden to cross these lines.
  • A dotted line may only appear on the right side of a white separation line.
  • It is permitted to cross the unbroken line for overtaking only.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:10

How should a driver conduct himself after hitting a parked vehicle in the absence of its owners?


  • Leave a note on the vehicle he hit with his personal details, the details of his vehicle and his insurance policy, and report to the police within 24 hours.
  • Wait until a representative of his insurance company arrives and report to the police within 48 hours.
  • Inform about the accident to the police station within 7 days.
  • Wait at the place until the owner of the vehicle arrives.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:11

Explain the term “service brakes”:


  • A braking system that acts on all the wheels of a vehicle and allows slowing the vehicle down or stopping it in all road conditions.
  • An auxiliary (parking/hand) brake system, designed to prevent accidents, which only acts on the wheels of the rear axle.
  • A braking system that only slows the vehicle down during very steep descents, but is not used for stopping.
  • A braking system that is working at times of danger only and brakes the vehicle until making a complete stop.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:12

A back seat passenger must wear a seatbelt. Who is held responsible if a back seat passenger doesn’t wear his seat-belt?


  • The driver only
  • The driver and the passenger
  • The passenger only
  • The owner of the vehicle
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:13

What is an “Interchange”?


  • The area that is formed by the meeting of at least three roadways, at the same level.
  • A meeting of at least two roadways at the same level in a freeway.
  • A meeting point of roads at different levels, in which it is possible to drive and pass from one road to the other
  • A junction of roads at the same level in an urban area.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:14

How would you mark a vehicle that was forced to be left standing in the road?


  • Place a blinking flashlight to be seen to a distance of 30 meters.
  • Turn on the two front winkers.
  • Turn on the headlights during “light time”.
  • Place a warning triangle behind the vehicle that can be seen from at least 100mtrs.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:15

What are you (vehicle no. 3) required to do when approaching the following intersection (the red vehicle is not an emergency vehicle)?

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  • You have right of way because you are crossing in a straight line (3).
  • Enter the intersection before the garbage truck (2), as it must yield (you [3] are coming from its right).
  • Give right of way to the tractor coming from the right only (1).
  • Give right of way to the crossing tractor (1) and truck (2).
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:16

What is the legal definition of a “road”


  • Any place that is open for public passage, except for city streets
  • Asphalt or concrete paved road ways only.
  • The term “road” has no legal definition
  • Any rail, street, alley, square, passage, bridge and any other open space in which the public has a right to pass through
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:17

Is it permitted to drive an un-roadworthy vehicle?


  • Yes, if the malfunction doesn’t involve the vehicle’s brake system
  • It is forbidden to drive an un-roadworthy vehicle that cannot be fully controlled
  • Yes, if the malfunction involves the vehicle’s lighting system only
  • Yes, if the malfunction involves the vehicle’s steering system only
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:18

A license of a new driver shall be extended for two years as a new driver license, if the driver was convicted of the following offence:


  • Not stopping where a “right of way” signpost is placed.
  • Not placing a “new driver” sign on the vehicle’s rear window.
  • Driving a motor vehicle without valid insurance.
  • Not stopping before a level crossing, when stopping is imperative.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:19

What is a reasonable vehicle speed?

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  • On paved roads – 80KpH; on dirt roads – 40KpH.
  • The maximum speed the vehicle can reach under the existing circumstances.
  • A reasonable speed which, considering all the road conditions, and road signs allows the driver to control the vehicle
  • Any speed, as long as the driver fully controls the vehicle.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:20

What must a driver do when approaching a railway crossing?

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  • Continue driving normally. You don’t have to slow down.
  • Stop, open the vehicle’s windows and listen
  • Stop at a distance of at least one meter before the railway.
  • Slow down to a speed which will allow him to stop before the crossing.if necessary.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:21

How should we behave whilst driving downhill?


  • Shift into a high gear and keep the clutch pedal pressed for greater safety.
  • Shift into neutral gear, in order to save fuel.
  • Shift into one of the drive gears and keep the clutch pedal pressed.
  • Whilst driving down hill we must make sure that one of the gears is engaged.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:22

What should you do when your vehicle makes unreasonable noise?


  • A vehicle making unreasonable noise should not be driven.
  • It is permitted to drive a vehicle making unreasonable noise under the approval of the local authority.
  • It is permitted to drive a vehicle making unreasonable noise in a freeway.
  • It is permitted to drive a vehicle making unreasonable noise unrestrictedly.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:23

According to the “point system”:


  • Only the traffic court is entitled to revoke a driver’s license.
  • Only a police officer is entitled to revoke a driver’s license and to require a driver to undergo examinations.
  • The Licensing Authority is not authorized to revoke a driver’s license.
  • The Licensing Authority is entitled to require a driver that incurred demerit points to undergo examinations, and it is also entitled to revoke his license.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:24

Define “slow moving vehicle”:


  • A motor vehicle having a prescribed maximal speed of 50 k.p.h.
  • A motor vehicle having a prescribed maximal speed of no less than 50 k.p.h.
  • A vehicle restricted by law to 40 k.p.h. or less
  • A motor vehicle having a prescribed maximal speed of 55 k.p.h.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:25

A driver wishing to park his vehicle downhill shall:


  • Turn the front wheels towards the sidewalk and shift to reverse gear (in automatic vehicles – P).
  • Turn the front wheels towards the sidewalk and shift to first gear.
  • Turn the front wheels towards the sidewalk and shift to neutral gear (in automatic vehicles – N).
  • Turn the back wheels towards the sidewalk and shift to neutral gear.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:26

Are you required to give right-of-way to the cyclist?

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  • No, because a non-motor vehicle should give right-of-way to a motor vehicle.
  • No, because bicycles are not given right-of-way.
  • No, because right-of-way is given to the vehicle that continues driving straight.
  • Yes, because the cyclist approaches from the right (1).
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:27

When is a driver obliged to wear eyeglasses or contact lenses?


  • When his driver’s license states that he must wear them while driving.
  • Only when he is driving during lighting up time, and provided that this requirement is stated on his driver’s license
  • Only when he is driving during night time, provided that this requirement is stated on his driver’s license
  • While driving in limited visibility and when he is dazzeled.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:28

When are we not obligated to drive a private passenger car in the right lane?


  • When another vehicle overtakes us from the left.
  • When you pass another vehicle from its right side.
  • When the right lane is designated for another type of road users (e.g. public transportation lane).
  • When another vehicle that is driving on the left side of the road signals about its intention to start drive.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:29

How should a driver turn left from a two-way road (A) to a one-way road (B)?

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  • From lanes 1 or 2 to lanes 5, 6 or 7..
  • From lane 2 to lanes 5, 6 or 7..
  • From lane 1 to lane 5.
  • From lane 2 to lane 5.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:30

What is a “breathalyzer test”?


  • A test of exhaled air by means of a device that provides information about a person’s blood alcohol level.
  • A stress test measuring the air quantity that enters the driver’s lungs while driving.
  • A test in which a person exhales into a device that gives information about his lung volume.
  • A test performed for new-driver applicants by a family doctor, at the requirement of the Licensing Authority.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Theory test for private Vehicles

There are 30 questions you have 40 minutes to answer, at the end of the exam time The test result will be displayed