Question:1

How should a driver conduct himself when another vehicle suddenly emerges in his driving lane from the opposite direction, heading towards him?


  • Swerve to the left and drive on the opposite lane, which is currently free.
  • Honk and signal the other driver to get back to his lane.
  • Slow down, pull as far right as possible and even pull onto the “hard shoulder” if necessary.
  • Turn on his high beam and signal the other driver to get back to his lane.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:2

What is the maximum permitted speed for driving a private passenger vehicle (if not indicated otherwise by a traffic sign)?

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  • In an urban road – up to 50 KPH and in a freeway – up to 70 KPH
  • In an urban area – up to 50 KPH and on an inter-urban road – up to 80 KPH
  • In an urban road – according to road conditions, and in a freeway – up to 100 KPH
  • In an urban road – up to 40 KPH and in a freeway – up to 80 KPH
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:3

Is it obligatory to signal while deviating to the right or to the left from the driving lane?


  • It is not obligatory to signal while deviating from one lane to the other.
  • It is not obligatory to signal during an insignificant deviation from the lane.
  • It is obligatory to signal before any deviation from the driving lane, until it is completed.
  • It is not obligatory to signal if the deviation is significant and noticed by all drivers
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:4

To which of the following should you give right-of-way when making a left turn in an intersection where no road sign is placed?


  • To a vehicle coming from the left only.
  • To a vehicle coming from in front of you only.
  • To the fastest vehicle.
  • To a vehicle coming from the front and from the right.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:5

When you use the vehicle’s horn for signaling:


  • The signal shall be given at a fast and unchanging pace.
  • You are lawfully required to honk at least three times.
  • The signal should not be longer than needed.
  • The signal shall be given in a long and continuous manner.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:6

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:7

Do you (vehicle no. 3) have to give right-of-way to the cyclist (2) in the roundabout?

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  • No, because the cyclist always yields to other vehicles.
  • No, it depends on my good will.
  • Yes, always
  • No, the rules of right-of-way in a roundabout do not apply to cyclists.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:8

What is the correct sentence?


  • A driver must conduct himself in a way that doesn’t interfere with the right of any other person to fully use the road.
  • A vehicle owner is permitted to reserve for himself a parking space next to his place of work.
  • A driver approaching a pedestrian crossing is not always required to slow down.
  • The duty of care always requires slow driving.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:9

The speed limit for an commercial tractor (mule) on an inter-urban road is:


  • According to the manufacturer’s manual.
  • According to road conditions and traffic signs.
  • 50 k.p.h.
  • 40 k.p.h.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:10

Which documents should a driver be in possession of whilst driving?


  • Valid driving license, vehicle registration, compulsory insurance certificate and any other lawfully issued certificate
  • Driving license and vehicle registration only
  • Identity card, driving license, comprehensive insurance certificate and a certification of a towing arrangement for the vehicle
  • Identity card, driving license and a certificate testifying about the vehicle’s proper functioning signed by a manager of a garage
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:11

What should you check before beginning to make a right-turn?


  • That the left mirror is adjusted correctly.
  • That there is no vehicle driving on my right.
  • That no vehicle is parked on the left side of the road.
  • That there is no vehicle driving on my left.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:12

The boundary of the intersection / junction is determined by:


  • The stop lines on each of the roads that meet in the intersection
  • The place in which traffic signs are posted before the intersection
  • The imaginary line drawn between the pavements or kerbs of each road meeting the junction.
  • The meeting of two or more pedestrian crossings in the intersection
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:13

What is the minimum age requirement for obtaining a Class B driver’s license?


  • 17.5 years.
  • 17 years.
  • 16 years, subject to parents’ approval.
  • 16 years.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:14

When driving behind a big truck:


  • When a “general danger” sign is placed, and due to the size of the truck, you should keep from it a distance that is thrice bigger than the statutory distance. .
  • Keep a safe distance for safe braking – The law requires a gap of not less than one second.
  • Keep a small as possible distance from the vehicle in front.
  • Due to the vehicle’s size - Keep a distance that doubles the statutory gap.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:15

Is it permitted to drive a vehicle with a malfunctioning lighting system?


  • Yes, if one light is not functioning.
  • Yes, when the parking lights are malfunctioning.
  • No.
  • Yes, during day time only.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:16

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:17

Is a policeman permitted to demand of a vehicle driver to perform a “Breathalyzer test”?


  • No. A policeman is not entitled to require a vehicle driver to perform an “alcohol test”, except under a court order.
  • Yes, a policeman may ask a driver to perform a "Breathalyzer test" at any time.
  • No. A policeman is not entitled to require a vehicle driver to perform any type of tests, except for an alcohol breath test.
  • Yes, but only if the policeman reasonably suspects that the vehicle driver’s health condition is not well.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:18

Which of the following vehicles are permitted to drive on the road’s “hard shoulders”?


  • Only taxis, in order to bypass vehicles that stand in an intersection.
  • No one is allowed, in to use the “hard shoulders”.
  • Non-motor vehicles, tractors and speed-restricted vehicles.
  • Only private vehicles and motorcycles are permitted to drive on the “hard shoulder”, and only in order to give right-of-way to buses.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:19

When is it forbidden for a person to drive any type of vehicle?


  • When he did not rest at least 8 hours before driving
  • When his physical or mental state might endanger other road-users
  • Before taking a medication and during the following 24 consecutive hours
  • As long as the driver holds a valid driver’s license, there is no law that prohibits him from driving
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:20

What should you do when your driving lane is obstructed?


  • You should use the horn and cross the obstacle in front.
  • Go! You have “right of way” in the road that is in front of you.
  • You should pass through the sidewalk, if it is free.
  • You should give right-of-way to vehicles that are coming from the opposite side.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:21

How is a driver required to drive near a group of children?


  • Stop completely for as long as the children are near the road.
  • Continue driving in normal speed, provided that the pavements are wide.
  • Slow down, be prepared to stop and even stop if necessary..
  • Continue driving in normal speed, provided that he uses the horn to warn the children.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:22

When is it not obligatory to inform the police station about the hitting of another vehicle or property in the absence of its owners?


  • When the accident’s impact is mild and the damage caused to the vehicle or to the property is not serious.
  • When a car assessor, which is recognized for this purpose by the police, is called.
  • When the incident is informed to the insurance company within the lawfully stated date and time.
  • When a policeman happens to arrive to the scene and is informed about the incident’s details.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:23

How should you conduct yourself on the road ahead?

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  • Continue driving in your lane.
  • Use the fastest lane.
  • Stop until the arrow changes to green.
  • Pass to the adjacent right lane.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:24

Who is responsible for a vehicle parked in a prohibited area?


  • The vehicle’s owner as listed in its registration document, regardless of who was driving the vehicle at the time the offense was committed.
  • The vehicle’s owner as listed in its registration document, unless he can prove the identity of any other driver who committed the offense.
  • Complaint would only be filed when it is made clear who was driving the vehicle at the time the offense was committed.
  • The rental agency if the vehicle was rented from it.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:25

Under which conditions is the driver of a utility vehicle (mule) allowed to carry a passenger with him?


  • It is allowed, without any condition
  • It is allowed, provided that the driver’s minimum age is 21 years
  • It is allowed on a farm utility vehicle (mule) only
  • When he has a permit to do so from the Licensing Authority
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:26

When are we not obligated to drive in the right lane?


  • Whilst overtaking another vehicle.
  • When another vehicle overtakes us from the left on a two-lane roadway.
  • When we pass another vehicle from its right side.
  • When another vehicle in front of us signals about its intention to start driving on the roadway’s left side.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:27

Who is held responsible for safety in a vehicle that drives in reverse?


  • The owner of the vehicle even if he is not the current driver.
  • The driver.
  • The person guiding the driver while he drives backwards.
  • Everybody near a vehicle that drives backwards.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:28

A “new driver” that has not yet completed 2years or has not yet turned 21 years will not carry in a private passenger car:

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  • More than one passenger besides himself, unless sitting beside him is a qualified escort.
  • Any passengers for as long as he is a “new driver”.
  • More than two passengers apart from himself, unless sitting beside him is a qualified escort.
  • More than four passengers besides himself, unless sitting beside him is a qualified escort.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:29

When is it lawfully required to perform a vehicle license test?


  • Every two years, for all vehicle types.
  • Every two years for commercial vehicles and every year for motorcycles.
  • Every two years for all types of private passenger vehicles, without any restriction on the vehicle’s age.
  • Every year or any other lawfully defined period.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:30

It is permitted to make a U-turn:


  • Only in intersections with traffic lights.
  • Only in intersections without traffic lights.
  • From all lanes, unless prohibited by a road sign.
  • When there is a white unbroken line.
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