Question:1

Is a driver permitted to cross an unbroken separation line in order to make a U-turn?


  • Yes, when the roadway has at least two lanes in each driving direction.
  • Yes, provided that the traffic is not disturbed.
  • Yes, when the intersection ahead is blocked.
  • No.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:2

If a vehicle is lawfully photographed while committing an offence, who of the following is held responsible for the offense?


  • The driver’s employer.
  • The driver and the passenger besides him.
  • The vehicle’s owner, unless he proves that the vehicle was driven by another person and he identifies this person.
  • It is not important. The main thing is to have the fine paid.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:3

In a work vehicle:


  • It is prohibited to transport passengers but it is permitted to carry freight.
  • It is prohibited to carry freight but it is permitted to carry up to 6 passengers in the vehicle’s trunk.
  • It is permitted to transport passengers and to carry freight.
  • It is prohibited to carry freight or transport passengers, except in the driver’s compartment.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:4

What must a driver do when approaching a railway crossing barrier which is marked by a traffic light?

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  • Turn off the vehicle’s radio only.
  • Act normally. The driver must drive carefully only when he sees or hears an approaching train.
  • Act normally. When a railway crossing is protected by a barrier, the driver is allowed to be less alert.
  • He must always slow down.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:5

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:6

Define “motor vehicle”:


  • A vehicle propelled by a diesel engine only
  • A vehicle propelled by a gasoline engine only.
  • A vehicle, propelled by any power or mechanical means.
  • A vehicle with at least two wheels.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:7

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:8

The following illustration shows an intersection with traffic signs. What is the correct manner of making a turn from street A to street C?

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  • From lane 2 to lane 3.
  • From lane 2 or from lane 1 to lane 3.
  • From lane 2 to lane 3 or to lane 4.
  • From lane 2 or from lane 1 to lane 3 or to lane 4.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:9

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:10

Is it obligatory to wear safety belts in a utility vehicle?


  • Yes, it is obligatory on freeways only, for both the driver and the passengers
  • Yes, it is obligatory on any type of road, for both the driver and all the passengers
  • Yes, but it is only obligatory on dirt roads, for both the driver and the passengers
  • No, it is not obligatory to wear safety belts
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:11

When there is a “no left turn” sign in an intersection:


  • It is permitted to make a U-turn when there is an arrow pointing to the right only.
  • It is permitted to make a U-turn from any lane.
  • It is permitted to make a U-turn when no traffic disturbance is caused and when the U-turn is not prohibited by any traffic sign or marking.
  • It is permitted to make a U-turn for private vehicles only.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:12

Which of the roads in the following illustration is a one-way road?

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  • Street A and street C.
  • Street B and street C.
  • Only street C.
  • Street A.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:13

When is a driver required to drive on the “hard shoulder” - where the “shoulder” is asphalt-paved and free of traffic - in order to allow another vehicle to overtake him?


  • When the vehicle drives very slowely for any reason.
  • Only when the vehicle is forced to drive slowly on a steep uphill climb, and disturbs the free traffic.
  • When a driver of a motor vehicle is forced to drive very slowly due to the freight he’s carrying or to the steepness of the road, and he delays the traffic behind him.
  • Never. It is prohibited to drive on the “hard shoulders”; hence, a vehicle that delays the traffic behind it should pull into the “hard shoulder” and stop, to allow the traffic congestion behind him to open up.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:14

Up to which height is it permitted to load loose materials?


  • Up to the height of the rear door of the freight trunk.
  • Up to the height of the walls of the truck, including the vehicle’s ladders.
  • Up to the height of the rear window of the driver’s compartment.
  • Up to the height of the walls of the freight trunk, excluding the vehicle’s ladders.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:15

In a vehicle that has an overall width of 210 centimeters or more and that is lawfully equipped with side lamps:


  • The driver must turn-on the side lamps during “light time”.
  • The driver must turn-on the side lamps in an inter-urban road only.
  • The driver doesn’t have to turn-on the side lamps during ‘light time”.
  • It is allowed to drive at any time, even if the side lamps are out of order.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:16

Are we permitted to ride or drive a vehicle when part of our body is sticking out of the vehicle?


  • It is forbidden, except on a motorbike.
  • It is only permitted for adult passengers.
  • Yes, when driving on dirt roads.
  • Yes, in a collector’s vehicle only.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:17

Which types of vehicles must operate distress lights, or place a flashing yellow lamp, if forced to stand on a non-urban road during “light time”?


  • Commercial vehicles with an all up weight of more than 12,000 kg.
  • All vehicles, except for private vehicles and passenger transportation vehicles.
  • Commercial vehicles with an all up weight of more than 3,000 kg and buses only.
  • All motor vehicles with an all up weight of more than 3,500 kg, buses and working vehicles.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:18

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:19

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:20

What is a “private passenger car”?


  • A public motor vehicle, designed to carry eight passengers, licensed as a public vehicle
  • A private motor vehicle, designed to carry up to eight passengers, apart from the driver and stated on the vehicle license private vehicle.
  • A motor vehicle, designed to carry ten passengers, licensed as a private vehicle
  • A private motor vehicle, designed to carry at least twelve passengers, licensed as a private vehicle
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:21

What is a “speed retarder”?


  • An electric or hydraulic mechanism, independent of the vehicle’s braking system, which decelerates the vehicle when operated.
  • An electronic system which automatically operates the brakes while driving on a steep decent, thus preventing brake overheating and brake loss.
  • A system installed in the vehicle that assists in emergency braking and stops the vehicle on the spot.
  • An electric mechanism installed in the braking system that shuts-off the engine and helps the vehicle to maintain constant speed on all roads.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:22

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:23

A “new driver” that has not yet completed 2years or has not yet turned 21 years will not carry in a private passenger car:

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  • More than one passenger besides himself, unless sitting beside him is a qualified escort.
  • Any passengers for as long as he is a “new driver”.
  • More than two passengers apart from himself, unless sitting beside him is a qualified escort.
  • More than four passengers besides himself, unless sitting beside him is a qualified escort.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:24

Which vehicles are permitted to enter a freeway?

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  • Only private motor vehicles.
  • Every motor and non-motor vehicle.
  • A motor vehicle which is permitted and capable of driving at the speed that is indicated on the road sign.
  • Every motor vehicle, except for heavy trucks which might disturb traffic due to their low speed.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:25

What is the maximum permitted freight height during bulk transportation?


  • The freight should be one meter lower than the height of the wall, to prevent freight dispersion over the road.
  • The freight’s height is not important as long as it is covered according to regulations.
  • The freight or any part of it should not be higher than the sides of the vehicle or ladders that were legally installed.
  • The freight’s height should not be more than 480 cm, and it should be covered.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:26

Is it permitted to transport cargo in a private vehicle?


  • Yes, inside the vehicle, in the trunk(boot) or on the roof-rack..
  • It is absolutely forbidden.
  • Yes, provided that the weight of the cargo is no more than 1,000 kg.
  • Yes, only on the rooftop cargo carrier.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:27

What is a driver required to do when the loading of the braking system’s air tanks takes longer than a reasonable time?


  • Drive to a garage to repair the malfunction.
  • Reduce the engine’s RPM, to make the work of the compressor more efficient.
  • Check the system’s fuel filter and, if required, clean it.
  • Wait until the tanks are filled up, and ignore the problem.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:28

How should a vehicle driver conduct himself after hitting another vehicle or property in the absence of its owner?


  • Report about the incident to the nearest police station and wait for the arrival of a police investigator.
  • Leave his identifying details in a clearly visible place and report to the nearest police station within 24 hours.
  • Leave the place quickly and report about the incident’s details at a later stage.
  • Leave his vehicle at the site of the accident without moving it and wait for the arrival of a police examiner.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:29

A “central divider” is:


  • An area in which parking is prohibited, unless a traffic sign only directs otherwise
  • An area allowing escape at a time of danger, marked by a specific traffic sign
  • An area intended for two-wheeler parking on an urban way, without requiring any specific traffic sign
  • An area intended for parking on an urban way
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:30

When is it permitted to drive in reverse?


  • When it is required from a traffic-related point of view.
  • When it is required for personal reasons, even if driving in reverse is not essential.
  • Only when the roadway is wider than 4 meters.
  • It is always permitted, as long as we are always seen by other drivers.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Theory test for trucks (lorry)

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