Question:1

How can a correct grip of the steering wheel help to control the vehicle and to keep it stable?


  • The way you grip the wheel is only important in sharp turns and curves, when the vehicle moves in high speed.
  • Correct wheel grip is only important in big and heavy vehicles such as trucks and buses.
  • In a new-model vehicle, the way we hold the steering wheel is important while driving in sharp curves.
  • A correct grip of the steering wheel allows precise turning of the wheel, thus allowing control at all times.
Category : Safety

Question:2

A person is prohibited from driving a tractor that is joined to a trailer with an all up weight that exceeds 4,000 kg:


  • Unless One year passed from the date he obtained the tractor driving license.
  • Unless 6 months has passed from the date he obtained the tractor driving license.
  • Unless 3 months passed from the date he obtained the tractor driving license.
  • Unless he successfully completed a correct driving course.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:3

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:4

The manufacure date of a vehicle’s tire is:


  • Noted in the vehicle book.
  • Marked on the tire.
  • Noted in the vehicle’s registration document.
  • Noted in the vehicle’s insurance policy.
Category : Know Your Vehicle

Question:5

Under which conditions is the driver of a utility vehicle (mule) allowed to carry a passenger with him?


  • It is allowed, without any condition
  • It is allowed, provided that the driver’s minimum age is 21 years
  • It is allowed on a farm utility vehicle (mule) only
  • When he has a permit to do so from the Licensing Authority
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:6

What is the difference between the two signs?

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  • Both signs belong to the group of obligatory signs and warn the driver of animals on the road.
  • Sign 146 warns of wild animals in the area. Sign 411 forbids the entry of animals harnessed or un-harnessed.
  • Both signs belong to the information group and warn the driver of animals on the road.
  • Sign 146 forbids the entry of animals harnessed or un-harnessed. 411 warns of wild animals on the road.
Category : Traffic Signs

Question:7

Which of the following traffic signs restricts vehicle entry, regardless of freight height?

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  • 417
  • 145
  • 150
  • 416
Category : Traffic Signs

Question:8

What is the meaning of the following road marking?

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  • Parking lot and bicycle parking arrangements.
  • Authorized parking lot for public vehicles ahead.
  • Pedestrian crossing.
  • Crossing for cyclists.
Category : Traffic Signs

Question:9

“Alcohol slows down the driver’s ability to respond”: Correct or incorrect?


  • Correct.
  • Incorrect. There is no connection between the drinking alcohol and the driver’s ability to respond.
  • Incorrect. Alcohol improves the ability to concentrate.
  • Incorrect. Alcohol improves your mood.
Category : Safety

Question:10

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:11

Driving downhill in neutral gear:


  • Is permitted and not dangerous.
  • Is permitted but dangerous.
  • Is forbidden and very dangerous.
  • There is no legal reference to it.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:12

When is it permitted to use the horn for giving a warning signal in an urban road?


  • It is only allowed to use an air horn.
  • It is always allowed to use the horn, provided that the signal is given in a continuous and uniform manner.
  • It is only allowed to use the horn in order to avoid imminent danger that cannot be prevented in any other way.
  • It is always allowed to use the horn in an urban road.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:13

What is a vehicle’s “stopping distance”?


  • The distance covered by the vehicle as of the moment in which the driver reacts to the risk until he steps on the brake pedal.
  • The required distance for stopping at a certain speed.
  • The distance covered by the vehicle from the beginning of braking until the vehicle stops.
  • The distance covered by the vehicle from the time that the driver identifies the risk ahead of him until the vehicle stops.
Category : Safety

Question:14

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:15

Select the correct sentence:


  • Keeping distance is only required to keep distance while driving in high speeds, and when a heavy vehicle or a bus drives in front.
  • Keeping distance is only required when the driver is very tired and his responses are not quick enough.
  • Keeping distance prevents traffic congestion which damages road infrastructures.
  • By keeping proper distance, an overtaking vehicle can enter the space in front.
Category : Safety

Question:16

The ability to control the vehicle in order to prevent accidents:


  • Improves the faster you drive.
  • Is higher the slower you drive.
  • Depends on the size of the tires.
  • Is not dependent on speed at all.
Category : Safety

Question:17

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:18

On a narrow roadway, when two vehicles from opposite directions cannot pass together at the same time:


  • Right of way is given to a vehicle transporting more than 8 passengers.
  • Whoever arrives first has right of way.
  • The faster vehicle has right of way.
  • Both vehicles must keep as much as possible to the right and even pull into the “hard shoulders”.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:19

How is a driver required to conduct himself when approaching schools or playgrounds?


  • Avoid entering the street, except at night time.
  • Continue driving normally and pay attention to the pedestrian crossings only.
  • Honk continuously to warn children not to jump to the road.
  • Slow down and become more alert.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:20

It is allowed to make a U-turn:


  • Only when there is an unbroken white line.
  • From every lane, unless it is prohibited by a specific road sign.
  • Only in an intersection with traffic lights, where a left turn is permitted.
  • Only in an intersection without traffic lights where a left turn is permitted.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:21

What is the function of the tractor’s middle lift arm (“the third point”)?


  • To prevent vertical freedom of movement of the arms and of the tool.
  • To secure the harnessed tool with special security chains.
  • To prevent sideways freedom of movement of the arms and to prevent the tractor turning.
  • To lift the tool a few times to maximum height in order to ensure that the tool is properly harnessed.
Category : Safety

Question:22

How would you mark a vehicle that was forced to be left standing in the road?


  • Place a blinking flashlight to be seen to a distance of 30 meters.
  • Turn on the two front winkers.
  • Turn on the headlights during “light time”.
  • Place a warning triangle behind the vehicle that can be seen from at least 100mtrs.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:23

What are you (vehicle no. 3) required to do when approaching the following intersection (the red vehicle is not an emergency vehicle)?

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  • You have right of way because you are crossing in a straight line (3).
  • Enter the intersection before the garbage truck (2), as it must yield (you [3] are coming from its right).
  • Give right of way to the tractor coming from the right only (1).
  • Give right of way to the crossing tractor (1) and truck (2).
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:24

According to the picture, who of those involved should take measures to prevent an accident?

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  • The vehicle and the pedestrian are far from each other; hence no measures should be taken.
  • The pedestrian should stop and allow the vehicle to continue driving.
  • The driver should slow down and even stop if necessary.
  • The pedestrian should walk faster and finish crossing.
Category : Safety

Question:25

Is it permitted to park a vehicle within an intersection?


  • It is permitted to park two-wheelers only.
  • Yes, in an intersection of two lanes or more.
  • No, unless parking is permitted by a traffic sign.
  • It is permitted for no more than 5 minutes.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:26

Within which distance before and after a railway crossing is it allowed to stand or park a vehicle?

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  • At least six meters from the crossing.
  • At least twenty meters from the crossing.
  • At least four meters from the crossing.
  • At least twelve meters from the crossing.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:27

Is it specified by the following road sign which rules for giving right-of-way should be applied?

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  • Yes. You have right-of-way since you are driving in the main road.
  • No. Right-of-way is determined according to lawful right-of-way rules or according to the traffic signs that are placed in the intersection.
  • Yes. According to this sign, right-of-way should be given to vehicles that come from the right only.
  • Yes. Right-of-way should be given to vehicles that come from the right and from the left.
Category : Traffic Signs

Question:28

When approaching a narrow bridge, you are required to:


  • Slow down while approaching and crossing the bridge.
  • Always cross the bridge at maximum speed to clear the road for vehicles coming from the opposite direction.
  • Always stop before the bridge, for safety reasons, and then cross it quickly.
  • Accelerate when you approach the bridge only.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Question:29

How would you conduct yourself in case of brake overheating as a result of continuous braking?


  • Continue driving normally and don’t use the brakes much.
  • Use the parking brake temporarily.
  • Continue driving fast to ventilate the brakes.
  • Stop! Wait for the brakes to cool down and continue driving on very low gear.
Category : Know Your Vehicle

Question:30

Is there any reference in the following road sign to the giving of right-of-way?

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  • No. Only instruction signs refer to the giving of right-of-way.
  • No. The sign belongs to the instruction signs group and is not, as far as right-of-way rules are concerned, obligatory.
  • Yes. You should give right-of-way to vehicle traffic on the road ahead.
  • No. This is a warning sign which doesn’t come to replace any right-of-way sign.
Category : Traffic Signs

Theory test for tractors

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