Question:1

During “light time”, when are you permitted to use the vehicle’s high beam?


  • Only on a freeway.
  • On a non-urban road, when driving within a row of vehicles.
  • On an urban road with street lights and on a non-urban road.
  • On an inter-urban roadway, when allowed by traffic conditions and there is no vehicle ahead of you.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:2

Reverse lights:


  • Should not be installed in any vehicle other than a private passenger car.
  • Are only turned on when the driver shifts into reverse gear, and only for as long as the reverse gear is activated.
  • Are turned on by a separate switch, and should be accompanied by a warning buzz.
  • Are used during “light time” only.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:3

According to the driving work hours’ regulation, can freight-handling be accounted as driving?


  • No. Other than breaks and waiting periods, all other vehicle related activities are not accounted as driving.
  • Yes. Freight handling, arranging, loading and unloading is lawfully accounted as driving hours.
  • Yes, but not more than one hour a day.
  • No. Only actual driving, and not any other vehicle related action, is accounted as driving.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:4

Is a driver permitted to drive over the speed limit while overtaking?


  • Yes, when it is required in order to shorten the overtaking time.
  • No.
  • Yes, but only on a non-urban road.
  • Yes, but only on a multi-lane road and for a short time.
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

What is “all up weight”?


  • A vehicle’s own weight, plus the weight of the people and freight that the vehicle is permitted to drive or carry, as approved by the Licensing Authority.
  • It is fixed weight: 3,500 kg for light freight; 12,000 kg for medium freight; 15,000 kg for heavy freight.
  • A vehicle’s own weight plus the weight of the freight that the vehicle is permitted to carry, as approved by the Licensing Authority, excluding the weight of the driver and passengers.
  • A vehicle’s own weight minus the weight of the people and freight it is permitted to drive or carry, as approved by the Licensing Authority.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:7

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:8

In case of a driver incurring 36 demerit points or more:


  • The Licensing Authority is not authorized to revoke his license based on the point system.
  • Only a court of law is allowed and authorized to revoke his license.
  • The Licensing Authority shall revoke his driver’s license for a period of three months and he will be required to undergo a theory exam..
  • The Licensing Authority may recommend a court of law to permanently revoke his license
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:9

How is a driver required to conduct himself when the braking system’s check lamp lights-up on the dashboard?


  • Drive slowly until the garage – not faster than 10 KPH..
  • Ignore it and continue driving normally. The light in the check lamp doesn’t serve as proof for any malfunction.
  • Wait for the vehicle’s periodic maintenance treatment, and only then check this problem.
  • Stop and discontinue driving.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:10

What is a “commercial vehicle”?


  • A motor vehicle used or designed to transport goods.
  • A vehicle that can only be used for self-transportation.
  • A vehicle in which passenger transportation, besides the driver, is prohibited.
  • A vehicle designed to carry bulk freight only.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:11

Mark the correct sentence:


  • It is prohibited to park a vehicle on a pedestrian crossing or within a distance of 12 meters before it.
  • It is permitted to park vehicles on a pedestrian crossing on a non-urban road only.
  • It is prohibited to park vehicles within a distance of 20 meters before and after a pedestrian crossing.
  • It is prohibited to park vehicles on a pedestrian crossing and within a distance of 20 meters before it.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:12

What should be the road positioning of a vehicle that escorts a vehicle carrying oversize freight?


  • The positioning of the escorting vehicle depends on the width of the freight rather than on the type of road.
  • On a one-way roadway he should drive before the freight carrying vehicle, and on a two-way roadway he should drive behind him.
  • On a two-way roadway he should drive before the freight carrying vehicle, and on a one-way roadway he should drive behind him.
  • The escorting vehicle should always drive before the freight carrying vehicle.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:13

Under what terms is it permitted to transport hazardous materials?


  • The transportation should be approved by the Ministry of Internal Security.
  • The driver must have an adequate permit, and the vehicle must be new (less than four years).
  • A vehicle transporting a hazardous material must have a gasoline engine only.
  • The driver and the vehicle must have adequate permits to transport hazardous materials from the Licensing Authority.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:14

What is a “booster seat”?


  • A seat that is designed for transporting small children, restrained by the safety belt of the vehicle.
  • A standard seat that is designed for transporting children until 18 years of age
  • A seat that is designed for a driver whose height is less than 160 cm and whose age is more than 18 years
  • A seat that is designed for transporting children on bicycles only while the children are restrained by a safety belt.
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

On which of the following commercial vehicles is it obligatory to install an ABS wheel-locking prevention system?


  • Commercial vehicles with an all up weight of 8,000 kg or less.
  • Commercial vehicles with an all up weight of 4,000 kg or less.
  • Commercial vehicles with an all up weight of 12,000 kg or more.
  • Commercial vehicles with an all up weight of 10,000 kg or less.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:17

What should a driver do when one of the vehicle’s two headlights is malfunctioning during the night?


  • He shouldn’t continue driving, and he cannot continue driving before the malfunction is fixed.
  • He shouldn’t continue driving only if the low beam is malfunctioning.
  • He shouldn’t continue driving only if the high beam is malfunctioning.
  • He can continue driving until the nearest garage.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:18

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:19

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:20

It is permitted to park, stop or stand a vehicle when the distance between the vehicle’s wheels and the road’s edge doesn’t exceed:


  • 80 cm.
  • 50 cm.
  • 60 cm.
  • 40 cm.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:21

How should one drive while inside a “play street”?


  • The driver should avoid entering a play street while children are playing
  • Always in low gear and never driving in reverse.
  • The driver should honk and alert pedestrians that a vehicle has entered the street
  • The driver should allow pedestrians and children to carry on with their activities without endangering them
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:22

When is it permitted to make a left U-turn in an intersection without traffic lights?


  • Only vehicles driving on more than two wheels are permitted to make the U-turn.
  • Only when the turn can be made from the right side of the road, and can be completed without stopping.
  • Only when the vehicle is directed by another person.
  • When no obstruction to traffic is caused, field of vision is clear and there is no prohibiting road sign.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:23

What is the statutory speed limit (in k.p.h) of a private minibus on a freeway (unless indicated otherwise by another road sign)?


  • 80
  • 110
  • 90
  • 100
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:24

How is a driver required to conduct himself when a vehicle stops before him on approaching a pedestrian crossing?


  • He is prohibited from overtaking the vehicle that stopped before the crossing.
  • He is permitted to overtake if the pedestrian crossing has a traffic light.
  • He is permitted to overtake the vehicle that stopped before the crossing.
  • He is prohibited to overtake the other vehicle on an urban road only.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:25

When does the law require a driver to “reduce the speed of a vehicle”?


  • When the driver approaches speed limit.
  • Before completing an overtaking maneuver in a two-way road.
  • Reduction of speed is required when there is imminent danger to life or property.
  • When the driver is tired.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:26

When is a driver obliged to signal?


  • When he approaches a level crossing with a barrier.
  • When he intends to change his driving lane.
  • When he arrives to a long uphill drive.
  • When he arrives to a steep descent.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:27

When is it permitted to use floodlights?


  • Only when the vehicle stops, provided that they are not directed at another vehicle or along the length of the road.
  • For security purposes only and during “light time”.
  • Only by a security vehicle during fence patrol.
  • It is forbidden to use floodlights on the road, except for fire fighting vehicles.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:28

It is prohibited to stop, park or stand a vehicle on or before a pedestrian crossing, within a distance of:


  • 20 meters from the crossing.
  • 15 meters from the crossing.
  • 12 meters from the crossing.
  • 24 meters from the crossing.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:29

What is a driver required to do when there’s a change in his health condition?


  • Report about it immediately to the Licensing Bureau via registered mail.
  • Report about it to the Licensing Bureau, only if it is a result of an accident.
  • Report about it to the Licensing Authority within 15 days.
  • Report about it immediately to the Ministry of Health.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:30

When may a police officer revoke a driver’s license for a period of ninety days?


  • When the driver is involved in a car accident in which only property damage was caused
  • When the driver disobeys a stop sign
  • When a driver involved in an accident is reasonably suspected of causing the death of a person.
  • When the driver fails to give right of way.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Theory test for heavy trucksŸ

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