Question:1

What is the statutory obligation to slow down which applies to drivers?


  • To slow down when the vehicle is packed with passengers.
  • To slow down to a reasonable speed, at the driver’s discretion, without stopping.
  • To slow down before level crossings with a traffic light and with a barrier.
  • To slow down the vehicle and even stop whenever danger is anticipated.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:2

Is it permitted to use any other means for signaling when the electric signaling system is not functioning?


  • It is required to give signal by hand, but only in good weather conditions.
  • It is required under these circumstances to give signal by hand.
  • No. You must use the direction indicator for signaling.
  • It is required to give signal by hand, but only at night.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:3

You are driving vehicle no.3. to whom will you give the right of way?

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  • To the bus (2) only.
  • To the Motor-cyclist (1) and the Bus (2).
  • To none. You (3) have right of way.
  • To the vehicle that is closest to the intersection.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:4

Under which conditions is it permitted to make a U-turn?


  • Making a U-turn is only allowed in a roadway that has at least three lanes.
  • It is permitted everywhere, but the turn must be made without any maneuvering.
  • When no traffic disturbance is caused and no passerby is at risk, provided that there is no road sign that prohibits making a U-turn.
  • A U-turn is permitted in an intersection only.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:5

On a steep descent, when driving on a narrow roadway that doesn’t allow 2 vehicles to pass at the same time:


  • Both vehicles should pull into the “hard shoulders”.
  • Right of way should be given to commercial vehicles weighing more than 4 tons.
  • The vehicle driving uphill should stop.
  • The vehicle driving downhill should give way and stop if necessary.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:6

What is “overall length”:


  • The general length of the vehicle, from the rear bumper until the center of the front wheel.
  • The distance between the front and rear edges of the chassis.
  • The distance between the vehicle’s most frontal point and the vehicle’s rear point.
  • The distance between the center of the most rear axle and the center of the most frontal axle.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:7

Is it permitted to drive a vehicle when one of the wheels of its trailer or semi-trailer is not in contact with the road (due to the way in which it was connected or loaded to the vehicle)?


  • Yes, when loading heavy freight on the rear extension.
  • Yes, subject to the approval of a police officer and with proper escort.
  • Yes, if the cab is very high and the semi-trailer’s front wheels are lifted.
  • No.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:8

What is the normal pressure in a vehicle’s pneumatic (compressed air) braking system?


  • The maximum pressure the vehicle can generate.
  • As determined by the vehicle’s manufacturer.
  • The pressure in which the vehicle brakes efficiently.
  • As determined by local laws.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:9

Explain the term “gross axle weight”:


  • The measured pressure at the tips of the chassis connected springs.
  • The own weight of each vehicle axle, including the wheels installed on it.
  • The overall weight of all the wheels installed on one axle against the road.
  • The own weight of the rear axle that includes the differential system.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:10

The correctional measures which may be imposed by the Licensing Authority, based on the point system:


  • Are merely recommendations. Only a court of law is authorized to impose correctional measures, based on the point system.
  • Come to replace traffic offence related convictions..
  • Do not include driver’s license revocation (Only a police officer is permitted to revoke a driver’s license).
  • Are additional to any other sanction that is imposed on a driver by a court of law due to traffic offenses.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:11

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:12

Can an owner of a valid driver’s license for a particular group of vehicle drive any vehicle of the same group?


  • Yes, provided that the driver can operate and use it proficiently
  • Yes, holder of a valid driver’s license can drive any vehicle, unconditionally
  • Yes, provided that he holds a police certificate, testifying that he can operate the vehicle proficiently
  • Yes, provided that he had not been found guilty of any traffic offence
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:13

According to the law, in what order should vehicles enter the following intersection?

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  • The motorcycle (2), the red vehicle (1), your vehicle (3).
  • The red vehicle (1), your vehicle (3), the motorcycle (2).
  • The motorcycle (2), your vehicle (3), the red vehicle (1).
  • The red vehicle (1), the motorcycle (2), your vehicle (3).
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:14

Is a vehicle driver allowed to exceed the speed limit while overtaking?


  • Yes, in a non-urban road only.
  • No.
  • Yes, in a freeway only.
  • Yes, when overtaking a motorcycle.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:15

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:16

When is it permitted to overtake, in one go, two vehicle that are driving before you on your lane


  • Only on highways.
  • When overtaking is not prohibited, and when the overtaking can be safely completed.
  • This type of overtaking is absolutely prohibited by law.
  • Only when overtaking two private passenger cars.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:17

What is the duty of a driver of a vehicle with an all up weight of more than 3,500 kg, while standing his vehicle on a inter-urban road during lighting-up time?


  • He must always place a warning triangle, and also place a portable light or turn on the four winkers (distress lights).
  • He must turn on the four winkers and the side lights.
  • He must place a warning triangle and turn on the right winker.
  • He must turn on the four winkers and place a portable light.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:18

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:19

In which cases are you obliged to slow down?


  • You are only obliged to slow down in case of busy traffic.
  • When encountering or overtaking an animal.
  • There is no obligation to slow down. There is an obligation to drive carefully.
  • You are obliged to slow down in an urban road only.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:20

What gap should be maintained from the vehicle that is driving in front of us?


  • A gap of thirty meters, in order to allow safe stoppage.
  • A gap of forty meters, in order to prevent an accident.
  • A gap of at least three seconds.
  • A gap which always allows us to stop and prevent a collision..
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:21

How should you conduct yourself at an exit from a premises or from an access road to a house, when you are about to cross the sidewalk (pavement)?


  • Stop always and give right-of-way to the vehicles that are come from the left and approaching the exit.
  • Slow down and even stop if required, in order to allow pedestrians to cross safely.
  • Stop always and give right-of-way to the pedestrians that are crossing the road.
  • The rule “first to come, first to go” applies to an exit from a premises or from an access road to a house. The pedestrians will wait.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:22

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:23

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:24

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:25

What should a driver do when there’s a change in his health condition?


  • Report it to the Licensing Authority.
  • Report it to the Licensing Office if it is a result of a road accident only.
  • Report it immediately to the Ministry of Health.
  • Report about it to the Licensing Office within 20 days.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:26

Define an “axle” of a vehicle:


  • The vehicle’s back beam to which the vehicle’s spare wheel is connected.
  • A shaft which transmits the rotary motion from the gearbox to the engine.
  • Shaft or system of shafts running the width of the vehicle attached to the wheels.
  • The vehicle’s front part, designed to absorb the impact of low-speed collisions
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:27

When is it allowed to leave a vehicle standing in a position that is not parallel to the sidewalk (angular parking)?


  • It is absolutely forbidden.
  • In an urban road only.
  • When there is an angular marking on the roadway, and according to the marking.
  • In an urban road, on weekends only.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:28

When you approach a pedestrian crossing:

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  • You are allowed to overtake in a one way road.
  • Do not overtake and do not try to overtake any other vehicle before the crossing.
  • You are allowed to overtake if there are no pedestrians on the crossing.
  • You are allowed to overtake before the pedestrian crossing in an urban road only.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:29

Is it permitted to park a vehicle besides a pedestrian safety guardrail?

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  • Yes, in order to load or unload passengers only.
  • Yes, for a short time only.
  • Yes, provided that there are no pedestrians besides the safety guardrail.
  • No, unless there is a signpost indicating otherwise.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:30

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

Theory test for heavy trucksŸ

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