Exam Questions

Question 1

Are people in a condition unfit for driving allowed to drive a vehicle that requires a license as by law?
- No.
- Yes, if they do not go too far.
- Yes, as far as the first parking point.
- Yes, but only while they get home.
- Yes, but only at a speed not exceeding 40 km/h.

Answer 1

× No.
− Yes, if they do not go too far.
− Yes, as far as the first parking point.
− Yes, but only while they get home.
− Yes, but only at a speed not exceeding 40 km/h.

Question 2

Is the driver who is banned from driving allowed to drive a vehicle that requires a license by law?
− No.
− Yes, if the driver’s licence has not yet been taken.
− Yes, until the driver is required to submit the driver’s licence.
− Yes, but only a vehicle owned by the driver.
− Yes, but only within the settlement where the driver lives.

Answer 2

x No.
− Yes, if the driver’s licence has not yet been taken.
− Yes, until the driver is required to submit the driver’s licence.
− Yes, but only a vehicle owned by the driver.
− Yes, but only within the settlement where the driver lives.

Question 3

With the exception of bicycles, are people under the influence of alcohol from the consumption of intoxicating beverages allowed to drive a vehicle?
− No.
− Yes, if otherwise they are in a state suitable for driving.
− Yes, if they do not travel on a main road.
− Yes, but as far as their home at the most.
− Yes, but only if there is no other passenger who could take over the driving of the vehicle.

Answer 3

× No.
− Yes, if otherwise they are in a state suitable for driving.
− Yes, if they do not travel on a main road.
− Yes, but as far as their home at the most.
− Yes, but only if there is no other passenger who could take over the driving of the vehicle.

Question 4

Which of the following people are classified as a driver?
− A person driving a vehicle or leading an animal on the road.
− A person pushing a moped.
− A person pushing a bicycle.
− A person pushing a wheelbarrow.
− A person pushing a stroller.

Answer 4

× A person driving a vehicle or leading an animal on the road.
− A person pushing a moped.
− A person pushing a bicycle.
− A person pushing a wheelbarrow.
− A person pushing a stroller.

Question 5

What should you check before the first set-off of the day?
× Whether the vehicle and the driver are suitable for participating in traffic and if the required documents are at disposal.
− If there is a map or satellite navigation (GPS) device in the vehicle.
− The validity of identity card of the passengers.

Question 6

What kind of liquid should be filled into the windscreen washer tank?
× Winter or summer windscreen washer fluid.
− Only distilled water.
− Only dielectric with a high pH value.

Question 7

Is it obligatory to check if the service brake is in good working order?
× Yes, at least before the daily first set-off.
− Yes, before every set-off.
− It is not necessary to check because it has been done during the regular roadworthiness test.

Question 8

Is it necessary to check the tires of the vehicle before setting off?
× Yes, at least before the daily first set-off.
− Yes, before every set-off.
− It is not, because they are mounted after a check when the tires are fitted.

Question 9

Is it necessary to check the volume of the coolant in the reservoir of a closed cooling system?
× Yes, at least once a month. The fluid level must be between the min. and the max. markings.
− Yes, it must be checked every time before setting off.
− It is not necessary, in a closed cooling system the fluid level will not change.

Question 10

Should the driver of the vehicle keep the license plate legible?
× Yes.
− No, this is the registered keeper’s responsibility.
− Only the license plate placed on trailers and semi-trailers.

Question 11

Is it mandatory for the driver to check the steering equipment every day before the first set-off?
× Yes, as reasonable under the given circumstances.
− No, this is the registered keeper’s responsibility.
− No, if the vehicle has a valid registration certificate.
− No, provided the steering equipment worked properly when the vehicle was parked the previous day.
− Only if the driver is a trained car mechanic.

Question 12

Is it mandatory for the driver to check the brake system every day before first set-off from the depot?
× Yes, as reasonable under the given circumstances.
− No, this is the registered keeper’s responsibility.
− No, if the vehicle has a valid registration certificate.

Question 13

Is the driver obliged to check the condition of the tyres every day before the first set-off from the depot?
× Yes, as reasonable under the given circumstances.
− No, this is the registered keeper’s responsibility.
− No, if the vehicle has a valid registration certificate.

Question 14

What should you check on the vehicle before the first set-off each day?
× The steering system, the brake, the tyres, the lights and indicators and the license plate.
− The steering system, the tyres, the amount of fuel and windshield washer fluid.
− The steering system, the brake, the tyres, the windshield wipers and the spare wheel.

Question 15

Is it mandatory for the driver to check the lights and light-signalling devices every day before first set-off from the depot?
× Yes, as reasonable under the given circumstances.
− No.
− No, provided the vehicle has a valid license.

Question 16

Is it allowed to take part in traffic with a vehicle that does not meet the legal requirements regarding its technical and safety features?
× No.
− Yes, if it doesn’t pollute the environment directly.
− Yes, if it holds a valid roadworthiness certificate.
− Yes, but only within the municipality where the driver lives.
− Only if the head official of the municipality of the driver has issued a permit to do so.

Question 17

How can the driver of a vehicle contribute to environment protection?
× By having the vehicle maintained regularly, with fuel-saving driving style and collecting wastes selectively.
− Only by punctually observing the speed limits.
− Only by keeping the vehicle clean and tidy.

Question 18

Is it allowed to take part in traffic with a vehicle that does not meet the legal requirements regarding its environmental performance?
× No.
− Yes, if it holds a valid roadworthiness certificate.
− Yes, if it doesn’t pollute the environment directly.
− Yes, until you have received the relevant public administration resolution.
− Only if the head official of the municipality of the driver has issued a permit to do so.

Question 19

Does the driving style affect the extent of the wear of the tires?
× Yes, sudden starts, the slipping of the wheels and intensive braking reduce the lifespan of the tires.
− No, the wear of the tires only depends on the load of the vehicle.
− Yes, sporty driving style keeps the tires in a better condition, which increases their life span.

Question 20

What could cause the tyre to wear unevenly?
× Faulty shock absorbers.
− If the vehicle was regularly driven on uneven road.
− If the thickness of the brake pads is inadequate.
− If the clutch disc is worn.
− Uneven load distribution of the vehicle.

Question 21

What could cause the tyre to wear only on one side?
× Incorrect wheel alignment.
− Faulty shock absorber.
− The tyre runs regularly on low pressure.
− The wheels are not properly balanced.
− Inappropriate load distribution of the vehicle.

Question 22

What is the required minimum tread depth of the tyre installed on a car?
× At least 1.6 mm.
− At least 2 mm.
− At least 2.6 mm.
− There is no such requirement for car tyres.
− This value is to be defined by the operator of the vehicle.

Question 23

How frequently should you check the air pressure in the tyre?
× At least weekly.
− At least monthly.
− Every day.
− It is not necessary to check since the air pressure in the tyre never changes.
− Only when you feel it is absolutely necessary.

Question 24

What should you do if you notice abnormal tire wear (in a cup shape)?
× Have a wheel alignment done and the shock absorbers checked at a qualified garage.
− You must stop immediately, it is prohibited to continue driving.
− The tire must be repaired at the nearest repair shop (the worn pattern must be re-threaded).

Question 25

Why is it important to regularly check the air pressure of the tyres?
× Because this will ensure the best road grip and the uniform wear of the tyres.
− Because otherwise the tyres will lose their warranty.
− Because tyre wear can be prevented this way.

Question 26

What should you check on the tyres?
× Air pressure, tread depth and possible damage.
− Only the tread depth.
− The size and intactness.