Question:1

When a driver gives “right of way”, it means that:


  • He merges with traffic without causing an accident
  • He allows other drivers to continue driving without causing them to change their speed or to stop
  • He barely manages to push into the traffic flow
  • He enters the traffic flow in the same speed as the other vehicles.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:2

In which cases are you legally obliged to slow down?


  • When the road is obstructed, or having poor visibility or sharp bends.
  • Before and during overtaking, for increased safety.
  • In a place that is shaded by a boulevard of high trees.
  • When you approach a place in which delinquent activity might take place.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:3

A paraplegic is driving it the city and is in a hurry to a scheduled medical examination :


  • He is prohibited to use the bus lane as well as to exceed the speed limit.
  • He is permitted to exceed the speed limit.
  • He is permitted to exceed the speed limit while driving in a bus lane only.
  • He is permitted to use the bus lane, but is prohibited from exceeing the speed limit.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:4

Who are obliged to act cautiously?


  • All road users.
  • Driving students only.
  • Only drivers.
  • Only pedestrians.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:5

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:6

When is it prohibited to stop or park a vehicle?


  • Besides blue-white painted curbstones?.
  • When the vehicle is parked in the left lane of a one-way urban road.
  • When the vehicle obstructs the traffic or blocks a road sign.
  • When the vehicle is not locked.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:7

Where should vehicles drive in a road divided by a Central divider?

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  • In case of a three-lane roadway – on the left lane
  • In case of a two-way roadway – on the roadway’s left side
  • On the right of the Central divider - unless otherwise marked
  • On the left of the Central Divider.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:8

While driving on a road with two lanes in your direction of driving:


  • You are always permitted to drive on the left lane only.
  • You are obliged to drive in the right lane, unless you are overtaking or turning left.
  • You are permitted to drive on the right or left lane, according to the type of the vehicle.
  • You may drive on either lane, as long as you don’t cause any risk to traffic.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:9

Is it obligatory to obey the directions and signals of a military policeman in uniform?


  • No, only for the purpose of stopping a vehicle
  • Yes, equally to a civil policeman
  • No, only as regards to the presentation of a driver’s license
  • Usually not
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:10

A passenger is not permitted on a motorcycle unless:


  • A permit is given by the motorcycle’s manufacturer.
  • it is listed on the vehicle’s license .
  • He is listed in the insurance policy.
  • A permit is given by the vehicle’s importer.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:11

On a narrow two-way road with an unbroken separation line dividing the two lanes, how would you conduct yourself when a horse drawn wagon drives before you and the opposite traffic lane is open?


  • Continue driving slowly behind the wagon.
  • Try to overtake the wagon from its right side and drive on the “hard shoulders”.
  • Overtake the wagon in accordance with all traffic rules, but only if the road ahead is open.
  • Overtake the wagon to prevent traffic delay.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:12

“Reasonable speed” is a speed:


  • That is adjusted to the road conditions and circumstances and does not exceed the speed limit.
  • The speed limit on that road, under all circumstances.
  • That the vehicle passengers wish to drive at. The passengers are always right.
  • That is adjusted to the conditions and circumstances, and always exceeds speed limit.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:13

Is it permitted to make changes in the vehicle’s design or type?


  • The Owner of the vehicle is permitted to make changes in it as he pleases.
  • Yes, but provided that the owner of the vehicle notifies about it in advance and in writing to the vehicle’s manufacturer or agency.
  • Yes, but only if the change is made by a licensed garage.
  • Yes, but only with a written pre-approval of the Licensing Authority.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:14

Can a driver refuse to undergo a Breathalyzer test after being requested to do so by a policeman?


  • Yes, he is allowed to refuse, because the policeman represents the health care system and not the law.
  • A driver is forbidden to refuse a policeman’s request to undergo a “breath test” or to give a blood/urine/saliva sample for testing.
  • Yes, he is allowed to refuse, because the test contradicts the Basic Law: Human Dignity and Liberty.
  • Yes, he is allowed to refuse, because of the Protection of Privacy Law.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:15

Under what conditions can a person drive a motor vehicle?


  • The driver must have a valid license for the same class of vehicle.
  • According to the conditions, laid down in the annual test.
  • The driver should be the registered owner or have legal control.
  • According to the conditions laid down in the Manufacturer’s manual.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:16

Is it permitted to repair a vehicle on the road?


  • Only if it close to a garage.
  • Only if the repair is related to the vehicle’s electricity system.
  • The type of repair is not important, as long as the vehicle is not left standing there for more than 12 hours.
  • Only a simple repair, provided that no inconvenience is caused to other road users, and the vehicle should not be left standing there for more than 24 hours.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:17

Which type of "city policing" vehicle is permitted to emit a blue light with a flashing yellow light?


  • Rescue vehicles.
  • Ambulances.
  • Integrated policing vehicles.
  • Fire fighting vehicles.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:18

Upon completion of the two year “new driver” period, a regular driver’s license will not be given to a “new driver” who was convicted of:


  • Driving a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or intoxicating drugs.
  • Not stopping next to a “stop” sign before an intersection.
  • Not placing a warning triangle while his malfunctioning vehicle was left standing on the road.
  • Driving a motor vehicle without valid insurance.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:19

A police officer may revoke a driver’s license for a period of thirty days:


  • When the driver endangers the life of a person on a pedestrian crossing
  • An arrest warrant was issued against the vehicle’s owner
  • When the driver committed an offence of holding a driver’s license that has been expired for more than ten days
  • When the passenger on the driver’s side did not wear a seatbelt
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:20

When is it permitted to park on the left side of the road?


  • In any urban road.
  • In any one-way road.
  • In any road, provided that the deviation to the left is performed carefully.
  • Only in a one-way roadway which is not part of a road that has a separation area.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:21

When is it permitted to drive on a pavement?


  • It is permitted to drive on the sidewalk when one wants to cross it in order to enter/exit a yard or building.
  • It is absolutely prohibited to drive on the sidewalk.
  • It is permitted to drive on the sidewalk when it is free of pedestrians.
  • It is permitted to drive on the sidewalk when the road is blocked or obstructed
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:22

What is a lane?


  • A roadway designated for motor-vehicle traffic only.
  • Part of a road’s width, designed to accommodate one line of vehicles, not including two-wheelers.
  • Any marking of two parallel lines on the roadway.
  • A passage in a private road in which vehicle traffic is prohibited.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:23

How would you (vehicle no. 2) conduct yourself in the following intersection?

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  • Continue driving carefully, while keeping eye contact with the yellow vehicle (1) which should yield.
  • Wait and allow the yellow vehicle (1) to cross before you.
  • Stop (2) before entering the intersection and observe the condition of the traffic and of the traffic signs.
  • Give right of way to the yellow vehicle (1), because it is coming from your right.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:24

Where in the vehicle should the fluorescent vest be kept (except for motor-cycles)?


  • In the driver compartment.
  • Next to the spare (reserve) wheel.
  • In the vehicle’s trunk.
  • In the vehicle’s engine.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:25

When is a driver of a motor vehicle required to dip the vehicle’s lights?


  • When driving behind another vehicle and his high beam hits the rear part of the vehicle in front.
  • When the vehicle’s “fog light” is also turned-on.
  • Only while driving inside a tunnel.
  • When driving behind another vehicle and his “fog light” and “high beam” are turned-on at the same time.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:26

While overtaking or passing by another vehicle:


  • It is permitted to pass the speed limit for a moment, if necessary.
  • You should drive precisely at the same speed as the overtaken vehicle.
  • It is prohibited to drive over the speed limit.
  • You should drive 10 k.p.h slower than the overtaken vehicle.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:27

You are driving in the left lane of a one-way road. The driver in the right lane before you slowed down due to a pedestrian crossing the road from right to left. You are close to the pedestrian crossing, and therefore:


  • You should accelerate and quickly pass the crossing before the pedestrian arrives.
  • Use the horn to warn the passenger and quickly pass before him.
  • Continue driving normally; the pedestrian should make sure not to do anything risky and not to disturb you.
  • You should slow down and allow the pedestrian to finish crossing.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:28

Define “built dividing area”:


  • A separation area which divides the road lengthwise by means of an elevated structure above the road way
  • The area along a roadway, in which road users can stop, park their vehicles or stand in for refreshment
  • Any area that is marked on the road on which it is forbidden to drive
  • Any part of the road (pavement, hard shoulder, traffic island) which is elevated above the road way.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:29

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:30

How would you (vehicle no. 3) conduct yourself in the following turn?

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  • Give right of way to the green vehicle (1).
  • Drive, you have right of way in the intersection (3).
  • Give right of way to the red vehicle (2).
  • Give right of way to both vehicles (1, 2).
Category : Rules and Regulations

Theory test for motorcycles

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