Question:1

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:2

“Reasonable speed” is a speed:


  • That is adjusted to the road conditions and circumstances and does not exceed the speed limit.
  • The speed limit on that road, under all circumstances.
  • That the vehicle passengers wish to drive at. The passengers are always right.
  • That is adjusted to the conditions and circumstances, and always exceeds speed limit.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:3

According to the traffic sign placed on the right, How would you conduct yourself on the road ahead?

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  • Pay special attention to vehicles merging from the right.
  • Carefully merge with the vehicles driving on your left.
  • Give right of way to vehicles merging from the right.
  • Give right of way to the vehicles on the right turn.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:4

Is it permitted, in an urban road, to stop, stand or park a vehicle on the roadway or on the hard shoulder?

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  • It is prohibited in any case to park on the hard shoulder.
  • Yes, provided that the vehicle remains under supervision.
  • Yes, when it is not prohibited by law or by any road sign, and when traffic is not disturbed.
  • Yes, always.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:5

Under which conditions is it permitted to carry a passenger, besides the driver, on an ATV (quad bike)?


  • Unconditionally, unrestrictedly
  • On a quad only
  • When one has a permit to do so from the Licensing Authority, indicated on the vehicle’s registration documents
  • Provided that the driver’s minimum age is 21 years
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:6

What is a commercial vehicle in accordance with the Carrier Services Law?


  • Any commercial vehicle used for paid transportation only.
  • Vehicles used for passenger transportation only.
  • A vehicle with an all up weight of 10,000 kg or more and a vehicle transporting hazardous materials of any weight.
  • A commercial vehicle, as per its lawful definition, that was given a permit to carry goods and transport passengers.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:7

How many vehicles is it permitted to tow by a commercial vehicle with an all up weight exceeding 2,200 kg?


  • Two vehicles.
  • One vehicle, unless approved otherwise by the Licensing Authority.
  • Only a tractor is permitted to tow another vehicle. A small commercial vehicle is prohibited to do so.
  • There is no restriction on the number of vehicles that can be towed.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:8

What is the validity period of a “new driver” driver’s license?


  • Ten years.
  • Five years.
  • Only one year.
  • Two years.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:9

Is it permitted to tow more than one trailer?


  • Yes, but only with a permit of the Licensing Authority.
  • Yes, but only with a permit of the Controller of Road Transport.
  • Yes, but only with a permit of a policeman.
  • Yes, when carrying long freights it is permitted to tow more than one trailer, but it requires the approval of the safety officer.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:10

Who is responsible for the stability and weight distribution of the cargo that is carried on a vehicle?


  • The vehicle’s owner only.
  • The driver and the vehicle’s owner.
  • The driver and the forklift operator.
  • The forklift operator only.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:11

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:12

Who is required to hold the vehicle’s registration papers?


  • The driver while driving, even if he’s not the vehicle’s owner.
  • The garage that conducts regular treatments of the vehicle.
  • The vehicle’s owner, even when he’s not driving it.
  • The vehicle’s insurance company.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:13

On a roadway with curbstones, how should we park uphill a commercial vehicle with an all up weight of more than 5,000kg?


  • Turn the wheels towards the center of the road, shift to reverse gear and place safety shoes under the rear wheels.
  • Turn the wheels towards the curbstones and place safety shoes under the rear wheels.
  • Properly brake the wheels, place safety shoes under the wheels and leave the vehicle in neutral gear.
  • Turn the front wheels towards the center of the road, shift to forward drive gear and place safety shoes behind the rear wheels.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:14

What is the meaning of a “vehicle non-use notice” (taking a vehicle off the road)?


  • It is permitted to drive the vehicle up to one week after it is taken off the road.
  • It is prohibited to drive the vehicle without an authorization from the insurance company.
  • The vehicle is prohibited from driving, unless it is permitted, according to the non-use form, to drive to a nearby garage.
  • It is permitted to drive the vehicle unlimitedly (if it doesn’t cause any traffic safety risk) but not on road ways.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:15

What should you do when driving on a narrow roadway and you are suddenly approached by a vehicle from the opposite direction?


  • Honk and signal with your hands for the driver to return to his lane.
  • Slow down and swerve as far to the right as possible, but don’t pull off the road.
  • Slow down, move as far to the right as possible and, if necessary, pull off the road.
  • Turn on your high beam and signal the other driver to return to his lane.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:16

What is the maximum permitted speed for driving a private passenger vehicle on a freeway(motorway) (unless otherwise indicted)

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  • 110 KPH.
  • 90 KPH.
  • 80 KPH.
  • 100 KPH.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:17

Explain the term “independent brake”:


  • A device which causes the braking system to operate each wheel independently.
  • It is a device operated by the driver during continuous and steep descents.
  • A device within the braking system that brakes each wheel independently when the vehicle is slipping.
  • A spring loaded device that operates the braking system independently, and that starts operating when the air pressure in the braking system drops below its required level.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:18

A vehicle examiner or a policeman carrying a traffic examiner certificate who finds technical flaws in a vehicle, may:


  • Summon the vehicle owner for an inquiry at the Israel Garage Association.
  • Notify the driver that the vehicle is taken off the road and take away the vehicle’s registration documents.
  • He is not permitted to do anything. An examiner or a policeman is not authorized to examine a vehicle on the road.
  • Send the vehicle to a Licensing Facility to undergo an additional semiannual test.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:19

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:20

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:21

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:22

How should one pass a structure or a post that obstructs a two-way road?


  • Pass it on the right, unless otherwise indicated by a signpost.
  • Pass it from the left only.
  • Pass it according to the road’s condition.
  • You may pass the obstruction from either side.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:23

From which side are we permitted to overtake another vehicle?


  • It is permitted from either its right or left side.
  • From its right side, provided that we maintain reasonable speed.
  • Only from its right side.
  • Only from its left side.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:24

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:25

Is it permitted to re- fuel a vehicle while its motor is running?


  • Absolutely not.
  • Yes, in case of self-fueling.
  • Yes, if the vehicle is equipped with a fire extinguisher.
  • Yes, when the vehicle stands next to a fire extinguishing station.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:26

Which is the correct lane for turning left?

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  • It doesn’t matter which lane.
  • Always the right lane.
  • The left hand lane.
  • The lane that is more open.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:27

What is an “Interchange”?


  • The area that is formed by the meeting of at least three roadways, at the same level.
  • A meeting of at least two roadways at the same level in a freeway.
  • A meeting point of roads at different levels, in which it is possible to drive and pass from one road to the other
  • A junction of roads at the same level in an urban area.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:28

Under what condition is it permissible to install additional lamps to those already installed in a vehicle?


  • With the approval of the Licensing Authority only.
  • It is allowed to install additional symmetric lamps.
  • Provided that they comply with the new European standard.
  • Provided that they are installed by a certified electrician.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:29

It is obligatory to fit Extremity (width) side lights:


  • On a 210cm-or-more wide vehicle.
  • Only on connected vehicles or semi-trailers.
  • On all commercial vehicles.
  • On vehicles with an all up width of 180cm or less.
Category : Rules and Regulations
Question:30

When are you obliged to stop before a railway crossing?


  • When a “railway crossing” sign is placed.
  • When a “right of way for crossing traffic” sign is placed.
  • You don’t have to stop. Stop at your own discretion when a train is seen and is approaching.
  • When the train is seen, heard or sounds a warning signal.
Category : Rules and Regulations

Theory test for trucks (lorry)

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