Question:1

When a driver is approaching a high point or a place in which his field of vision is obstructed, he should:


  • Continue driving in normal speed.
  • Turn on the four winkers (distress lights) to warn other drivers.
  • Drive faster and use the road’s “hard shoulders”.
  • Slow down and drive at a reasonable speed, which corresponds with his field of vision.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:2

What is a “pedestrian crossing”?


  • A part of the pavement that is marked for pedestrian crossing
  • A part of the road designated and marked for pedestrians to cross.
  • A part of the road edge that is marked for pedestrian crossing
  • A part of the road that is marked for pedestrian crossing, including the pavement
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:3

It is prohibited to make a U-turn:


  • When he drives a vehicle longer than eight meters.
  • When the turn cannot be seen by a driver from any other direction.
  • When he is in a two-way roadway.
  • If a road sign prohibiting left turn is placed.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:4

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
Question:5

What is a “Tachograph”?


  • A device installed by the vehicle’s owner under in accordance with the importer’s instructions, and traces the number of rounds of the wheels.
  • A device in a vehicle which has a disc that traces and records time, distance, driving speed and driver work hours.
  • A device that is installed in a vehicle in accordance with the importer’s instructions and that traces the vehicle’s speed in order to save on fuel.
  • A device that is installed in a vehicle and that registers vehicle-related technical data and allows the detection of technical malfunctions while driving.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:6

When is it obligatory to operate the vehicle speed retarders?


  • When driving in a road section before which a “hairpin curve” sign is placed.
  • When driving in a road section before which a “danger of sliding” sign is placed.
  • When driving in a road section where a “dangerous descent” sign is placed.
  • When driving in a road section before which a “sharp curve” sign is placed.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:7

Define “to dip the lights”:


  • Turning off the high beam and turning on the fog lights
  • Changing the height of the parking beam
  • Reverting from low beam to high beam.
  • Reverting from high beam to low beam.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:8

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:9

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:10

When is a driver required to drive on an asphalt paved hard shoulder?


  • When driving a commercial motor vehicle with an overall permissible weight of more than 10,000 Kg.
  • When driving a motor vehicle that is forced to drive at a slow speed due to the cargo it is carrying or to the slope of the road.
  • When driving a bus with an overall permissible weight of more than 10,000 Kg.
  • Never. The law prohibits driving on the road’s edges.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:11

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:12

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


  • When driving backwards.
  • When entering a premises.
  • While searching for a parking spot.
  • When the vehicle is standing.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:13

When the vehicle in front of you signals about its intention to turn left:


  • It is prohibited to pass the vehicle from its rights side.
  • You may overtake it from the left side only.
  • It is prohibited to pass it from either side.
  • It is permitted to pass the vehicle on its right side.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:14

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:15

As of November 1st each year, every commercial vehicle with an all up weight exceeding 10,000 kg should carry:


  • A certification that the lights system functions properly.
  • A certificate that it had passed a winter check or an annual test that was conducted on August or afterwards.
  • A certification that the steering system functions properly.
  • A spedometer calibration certification.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:16

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:17

Is a driver permitted to send an S.M.S message from his phone while driving?


  • The driver is permitted to send and read S.M.S messages, provided that he does it with care.
  • He is permitted to send S.M.S messages but not to read ones.
  • It is absolutely prohibited, and dangerous.
  • He is permitted to read S.M.S messages but not to send ones.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:18

Can the details specified in the bill of lading serve as proof of the freight’s weight?


  • Yes, the freight’s weight indication in the bill of lading serves as proof of the correct weight, within a margin of 20% above or below the indicated weight.
  • Yes.
  • No, the weight indicated in the bill of lading is not a final, solid and accepted fact.
  • Yes, but only for freights in a maximum weight of 10,000 kg.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:19

Is it permitted to take one hand off the wheel or handlebar while driving?


  • Yes, only for tuning the vehicle’s radio or operating the lighter
  • No, except for changing gears and operating the direction indicator, or in order to assure the vehicles proper function.
  • Not for any reason
  • Yes, for using a cellular phone
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:20

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
Question:21

When are we not obligated to drive a private passenger car in the right lane?


  • When another vehicle overtakes us from the left.
  • When you pass another vehicle from its right side.
  • When the right lane is designated for another type of road users (e.g. public transportation lane).
  • When another vehicle that is driving on the left side of the road signals about its intention to start drive.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:22

You are driving vehicle no. 3 before an intersection without traffic signs. According to the rules of giving right of way, who should enter the intersection first?

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  • The vehicle you are driving (3).
  • The motorcyclist (2).
  • The law offers no solution to the given situation.
  • The cyclist (1).
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:23

During “lighting up time”, when weather conditions are good – from which distance is the yellow flashing light of the portable lamp supposed to be seen?


  • 150 meters.
  • 30 meters.
  • 100 meters.
  • 75 meters.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:24

Who is under obligation to be familiar with the traffic laws and obey them?


  • Only a pedestrian
  • Every road user.
  • Only a professional driver.
  • Only a driver.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:25

Who is allowed to drive against traffic in a one-way street?


  • It is prohibited, except for a security vehicle on duty, or in accordance with a policeman’s directions
  • It is allowed for cyclists only
  • It is unconditionally prohibited, even when a policeman directs otherwise
  • It is allowed on holidays, when traffic is light and no disturbance is caused
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:26

Can a temporary sign, which is posted under the direction of a police officer, be regarded as a legitimate traffic sign?


  • No, it is not a legitimate traffic sign
  • Yes, except in the case of a “no-entry” sign
  • Yes, it is regarded as a legitimate traffic sign
  • Yes, except in the case of a “stop” sign
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:27

Is it permitted to transport a freight container on a vehicle that is not equipped with twist locks?


  • Yes, but only with a permit from the Licensing Authority.
  • No.
  • Yes, it is permitted to transport freight containers in every vehicle equipped with cables to safely attach the container to the vehicle.
  • Yes, containers can be transported in every vehicle that has a high front wall.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:28

In the following picture:

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  • You always have right of way (2).
  • You should give right of way to the red vehicle (1) in the roundabout.
  • The driver of the red vehicle should give you right-of-way.
  • You have right-of-way in any case, because you come from the right.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:29

What is a “pedestrian crossing”:


  • A suspended bridge or a tunnel designated for roadway crossing by pedestrians.
  • Every place on the roadway in which pedestrians usually cross.
  • A place in which school children cross.
  • A roadway section that is designated, by marking or by traffic sign, to permit pedestrian to cross the road. .
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:30

A certain restriction is shown in the following picture. What is the reason for the restriction?

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  • Overtaking is restricted due to limited field of vision.
  • Overtaking is restricted due to speed limit.
  • Overtaking is restricted for commercial vehicles only, due to traffic congestion.
  • The restriction is within the speed limit.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Theory test for heavy trucksŸ

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