Question:1

What is the maximum permitted speed for driving an all-terrain vehicle?

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  • 30 KPH.
  • 50 KPH in any type of road.
  • 60 KPH in a freeway and 40 KPH in any other type of road.
  • 40 KPH in any type of road.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:2

Can a “blood alcohol test” by means of a breathalyzer device be considered admissible evidence in a court of law?


  • No, only a blood test is admissible evidence in a court of law.
  • No, only a saliva test is accepted as accurate evidence in a court of law.
  • Yes.
  • No, only an alcohol test which is performed in a hospital is admissible evidence.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:3

a “new driver” that is convicted of excessive speed.


  • The Licensing Authority must renew his license as a regular driver, without the “new driver” restriction.
  • The Licensing Authority will renew his license like that of any other driver, provided that he was not convicted of more than one offense during his “new driver” period.
  • The Licensing Authority will renew his license like that of any other driver, and it is not permitted to set any condition for license renewal.
  • The Licensing Authority may require him to undergo a driving test, and if he passes the test, he will be once again regarded as a "New driver" for a further period of two years.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:4

It is prohibited to overtake on a steep hill:


  • Only when there is a “danger” road sign.
  • When your field of vision is limited or obstructed.
  • Only when there is a “no overtaking” road sign.
  • Overtaking is permitted, provided that the weight of your car exceeds 4 tons.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:5

Is it obligatory to obey the directions and signals of a policeman, even when a certain direction or signal is opposed to the traffic signs?


  • Yes, except for directions which contradict a stop sign.
  • Yes, it is obligatory to obey with full caution.
  • No, it is not obligatory to obey
  • Yes, except for directions which contradict a no-entry sign.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:6

What should you do when driving on a narrow roadway and you are suddenly approached by a vehicle from the opposite direction?


  • Honk and signal with your hands for the driver to return to his lane.
  • Slow down and swerve as far to the right as possible, but don’t pull off the road.
  • Slow down, move as far to the right as possible and, if necessary, pull off the road.
  • Turn on your high beam and signal the other driver to return to his lane.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:7

How is the term “lighting up time” defined by law?


  • The night time or any other time when visibility is poor.
  • The night time or any other time in which visibility is normal.
  • The time period from sunset to sunrise only.
  • The time period from sunrise to sunset.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:8

What does the law state about the non-use of a vehicle for a period of more than one month?


  • The vehicle should be placed in a licensed garage.
  • The Local Authority should be informed.
  • The Police should be informed.
  • The Licensing Authority should be informed.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:9

How is it required to mark freight that sticks out from the vehicle’s rear side?


  • With a white flag tied to the tip of the oversize freight.
  • With a red light-reflecting triangle. The length of each triangle side should be 60cm.
  • With a white light-reflecting triangle. The length of each triangle side should be 60cm.
  • With a red flag tied to the tip of the oversize freight.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:10

How is it required to mark freight that sticks out from the vehicle’s rear side?


  • With a red light-reflecting triangle on the tip of the oversize freight.
  • With a white light-reflecting triangle on the tip of the oversize freight.
  • With a white or yellow light on the tip of the oversize freight.
  • With a red light on the tip of the oversize freight.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:11

Where should you stop your vehicle when you are obliged to stop before a railway crossing?


  • In the place with the best field of view, without disturbing train traffic.
  • After the stop line, eight meters before the proximate rail.
  • Before the stop line. If there is no stop line – before the barrier.. If there is no barrier – at least four meters before the nearest rail.
  • Before the barrier. If there is no barrier – six meters before the nearest rail.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:12

In the following illustration you can see a wide road. Which of the numbers within the illustration marks a road way?

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  • 1
  • 3
  • 2
  • 5
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:13

It prohibited to overtake before a pedestrian crossing:


  • Always.
  • Only on a non-urban road.
  • Only on a two-way urban road.
  • Only when a “pedestrian crossing ahead” sign is placed.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:14

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:15

A “new driver” aged less than 21 years (or has not completed two years from the date of receiving a "new driver" license) cannot transport in a vehicle:


  • More than three passengers, besides himself, unless an escort sits beside him.
  • More than one person, besides himself.
  • More than four passengers, besides himself, unless an escort sits beside him.
  • More than two passengers, besides himself, unless an escort sits beside him in the front seat.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:16

How do you give a signal for braking?


  • By turning on the four direction indicators.
  • By putting out the right hand through the left window.
  • By the brake lights.
  • By putting out the right hand through the right window.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:17

Who is held responsible for a vehicle causing excessive noise?


  • The vehicle’s driver.
  • The vehicle’s manufacturer.
  • The vehicles owner.
  • The garage that treats the vehicle.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:18

Within what distance of a bus stop is it forbidden to stop a vehicle?


  • Within a distance of twelve meters before the station’s signpost and twelve meters after the signpost, unless otherwise marked.
  • Within a distance of twenty meters after the bus station’s signpost only.
  • Within twenty meters before and twenty meters after the bus stop’s sign, unless otherwise marked.
  • Within a distance of twenty meters before the bus station’s signpost only.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:19

When a vehicle stops before a level crossing:


  • It is permitted to overtake it, unless there is an unbroken separation line,
  • It is permitted to overtake it, unless the roadway’s width is less than 6 meters.
  • It is forbidden to overtake it.
  • It is only permitted to overtake it in case of a level crossing with a barrier.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:20

Who should you give right of way to at an intersection without traffic signs?


  • To vehicles turning right or left.
  • To vehicles coming from your left.
  • To vehicles coming from your right.
  • To public vehicles.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:21

From the answers before you, where especially should a driver slow down?


  • On an inter-urban road.
  • In a congested area.
  • Whilst driving on a main road.
  • Whilst driving on an inter city road without a built central divider.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:22

How should one refer to a pedestrian crossing that is divided by a traffic island?

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  • The pedestrian crossing should be considered as two separate crossings only when a garden separates between them.
  • A pedestrian crossing that is divided by a separation area in regarded as one long crossing.
  • There is no difference between a divided and a non-divided pedestrian crossing. They are both regarded as one crossing.
  • A pedestrian crossing that is divided by a traffic island shall be regarded as two separate pedestrian crossings.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:23

A driver’s license will not be renewed if it was expired for a period of more than:


  • Nine months, unless the license holder passes the required examinations and tests, as directed by the Licensing Authority
  • Four months, unless the license holder passes the required examinations and tests, as directed by the Licensing Authority
  • Six months, unless the license holder passes the required examinations and tests, as directed by the Licensing Authority
  • One year, unless the license holder passes the required examinations and tests, as directed by the Licensing Authority
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:24

In an intersection without traffic lights, are you required to give right of way to vehicles coming from your opposite direction when you are about to turn left?


  • Only when these vehicles are turning right.
  • Always.
  • Only when these vehicles are turning left.
  • Only when theses vehicles continue driving straight.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:25

When are private passenger cars permitted to turn right from a lane other than the right lane?


  • Turning is permitted for vehicles driving at a higher speed than that of the vehicles on the right lane.
  • It is permitted when road traffic is sparse.
  • Never. The law permits only heavy and long vehicles to turn right from a lane other than the right one.
  • In a road where more than one lane is marked for turning right.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:26

What is a one-way street?


  • A street in which traffic movement is permitted in one direction only.
  • A road with only one lane.
  • A roadway in which one direction of traffic is open for all vehicles while the opposite direction is limited to public vehicles only.
  • A dead-end road.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:27

When are you obliged to signal before moving out of your lane for the purpose of overtaking?


  • You are not obliged to signal before deviating, if there are no other vehicles near you.
  • You should signal at a reasonable distance before you begin to move out.
  • You should signal at least five meters before deviating from your lane.
  • You should first change lanes and then signal.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:28

When you approach a railway crossing and an approaching train is seen, heard or sounds a warning signal:

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  • You should stop before the railway crossing until the train passes.
  • If the train is far, you should quickly cross the rails.
  • You should accelerate and cross the rails before the train arrives, in a careful and watchful manner.
  • You should carefully cross the rails, in any fitting speed.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:29

When can reasonable speed exceed the maximum speed limit?


  • When overtaking a vehicle that is parked at the side of the road.
  • While overtaking a driving vehicle.
  • Never. It is against the law.
  • When overtaking a vehicle that is driving in the maximum permitted speed.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:30

Is it permitted for any person, apart from the driver, to be inside a vehicle while being towed?


  • Passengers who were inside the car when it broke are allowed to stay inside.
  • No.
  • Yes, provided that they wear seat belts.
  • One accompanying person is allowed.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Theory test for private Vehicles

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