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Module 1:Setting off, driving on the road \ Preamble Flashcards

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When you intend to drive onto the road from a parking place, …

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× you must give priority to vehicles travelling on the carriageway.

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You are driving vehicle “A” and would like to move off from the edge of the road. Do you have to give way to person “B” pulling a handcart?

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× Yes, at all times.

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Driving car “A”, you intend to set off from a parking place. Do you have an obligation to give priority during the manoeuvre you intend to make?
×

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Yes, you do.

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Driving vehicle “A”, you intend to set off from a parking place. While doing this…

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× you are required to give priority to the pedestrian.

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Car “A” intends to set off from its waiting spot. When is the use of the indicator necessary?

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× Before starting to set off, and it must be used until the car has turned onto the carriageway.

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Driving vehicle “A”, you intend to set off from a parking place. Should you give priority during the manoeuvre you intend to make?

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× Yes, you should.

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The driver of a vehicle starting off from the edge of the carriageway must…

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× give priority to vehicles and pedestrians moving on the road.

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When you intend to drive onto the road from a parking place, …
×

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you must give priority to vehicles travelling on the carriageway.

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Are you required to use the indicator when you are moving off from the edge of the road if it does not involve a change of course?

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× Yes, at all times.

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You are driving the car marked “A”. Can you expect car “B” setting off from its waiting area to give priority to you?
×

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Yes.

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You are driving vehicle “B”. When setting off from a waiting area, are you required to use the indicator?
×

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Yes.

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You are driving the vehicle illustrated with the steering wheel. Can you expect that car “B” setting off from its waiting area will give priority to you?

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× Yes.

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You are driving vehicle “A” and would like to move off from the edge of the road. Do you have to give way to person “B” pulling a handcart?

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× Yes, at all times.

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You are driving vehicle “A”. Which statement is true?

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× You should make it possible for bus “B” to move off from the bus stop to merge into the lane you are travelling in.

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You are driving car “A” in a built-up area. Do you have any obligation upon observing bus “B” intending to move off from the bus stop?

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× Yes, slow down or stop, if necessary, to allow the bus to set off.

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How should the driver of car “A” make it possible for bus “B” to start off from the bus stop in a built-up area?

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× By slowing down, and by stopping if necessary.

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When should the driver of bus “B” expect in a built-up area that the approaching car “A” will make its departure possible?
×

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If the bus driver indicates the intention to set off by using the indicator.

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In what situation should vehicle “A” make it possible for bus “B” to start off?

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× Only if it is possible to do so without sudden braking.

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You are driving vehicle “A”. Do you have any obligations when observing that bus “B” intends to move off from the bus stop?
×

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Yes, slow down or stop, if necessary, to allow the bus to set off.

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Outside built-up areas, the driver of vehicle “A” is …

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× not required to make it possible for bus “B” to set off from the stop…

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You are driving car “A” at the location shown in the illustration. Do you have any obligations when observing that bus “B” is intending to move off from the bus stop?

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× No.

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is the driver of vehicle “B” in the picture permitted to let car “A”, intending to change traffic lanes, ahead of himself?

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× Yes.

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You are driving the car marked “A”. In the situation shown in the picture, can you allow motorcycle “B” to get ahead of you?

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× Yes, but you must indicate it clearly to him, by slowing down or stopping.

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You are driving the car marked “A”. In the situation shown in the illustration, can you let vehicle combination “B” to get ahead of you?

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× Yes, but you must indicate it clearly to him, by slowing down or stopping.

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You are driving the car marked “A”. In the situation shown in the illustration, can you let car “B” get ahead of you?

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× Yes, but you must indicate your intention clearly to him, for example, by slowing down or stopping

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You are driving the car marked “A”. In the situation shown in the picture, can you let goods vehicle “B” to get ahead of you?

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× Yes, but you must indicate your intention clearly to him, by slowing down or stopping.

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You are driving the car marked “A”. In the situation shown in the illustration, can you let vehicle combination “B” to get ahead of you?
×

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Yes, but you must indicate your intention clearly to him, by slowing down or stopping.

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28
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nAME 1

A

Road:

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nAME 2

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Carriageway: the part of the road to be used by road vehicles.

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nAME 3

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Traffic lane:

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nAME 4

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Pavement

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nAME 5

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Traffic island: part of the carriageway that is demarcated and separated from it by an elevated ledge that is closed to the traffic and protects pedestrians or controls traffic.

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Name 1

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Dual carriageway: a road which has two separate carriageways

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34
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Name 2

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The right side of the direction of travel: The part of the road which – according to the direction of travel – is on the right side of the marked or imaginary middle of the carriageway.

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Name 3

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Hard shoulder: the paved part of the road that is level with the carriageway and is separated from that by road marking.

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36
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Name 4

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Verge: the unpaved part of the road next to the carriageway

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37
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If the steered wheels start slipping, …

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× control by steering is not possible.

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38
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What should you do if your vehicle starts skidding because of braking?

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× Decrease the brake force and turn the steering wheel in the proper direction.

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Your car is not equipped with electronic stability program (ESP). What steering should you perform when the rear wheels of the vehicle skid and the vehicle starts to spin around?

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× You should steer in the opposite direction (in the direction of the skidding of the rear wheels)

40
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The adhesion force between the wheel and the road surface…

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× is proportional to the force pushing the wheels to the road surface.

41
Q

Is driving resistance affected by the speed of the vehicle?

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× Yes. The higher the speed, the higher the driving resistance, due to the increased air resistance.

42
Q

What consequences should you expect if the air filter of the engine becomes clogged?
×

A

The fuel consumption of the vehicle will increase.

43
Q

Which of the following affects the extent of the fuel consumption of the vehicle?

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× The technical condition of the vehicle, the driving style, and the road conditions.

44
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How does the mass of the load affect the fuel consumption of the transporting vehicle?

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× Increasing the mass of the load will raise fuel consumption

45
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How does the road quality affect the fuel consumption of the vehicle?

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× Driving on soft and uneven ground will increase the fuel consumption of the vehicle.

46
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How does the air resistance affect the fuel consumption of the vehicle?

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× The increased air resistance will increase the fuel consumption of the vehicle.

47
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What could significantly increase the air resistance of the vehicle?

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× The roof rack or objects transported on it, if the windows are down, or the open sunroof.

48
Q

In general, how can you achieve the most favourable fuel consumption?

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× By accelerating the vehicle gently, maintaining a steady travelling speed (avoiding unnecessary acceleration and braking) and using the highest gear possible during cruising.

49
Q

How does the rolling resistance of the wheels depend on the pressure of the tyres?

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× As the pressure of the tyre decreases, the rolling resistance of the wheels increases.

50
Q

How much fuel is consumed by vehicles equipped with state-of-the-art internal combustion engines in engine brake mode?

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× They do not consume fuel in the engine brake mode.

51
Q

What is the function of the tachometer of the vehicle?

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× It provides assistance with operating in a range of revolution range that is ideal for consumption and power output.

52
Q

What should the driver of the vehicle do if the police officer’s signals contradict other traffic instructions?

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× The driver must obey the police officer’s signal.

53
Q

When is the “Main road” sign not applicable?

.

A

× If traffic is controlled by traffic lights

54
Q

Name the sign

A

Motorway

55
Q

Name the sign

A

End of motorway

56
Q

name the sign

A

Road for motor vehicles

57
Q

Name the sign

A

End of road for motor vehicles

58
Q

nAME THE SIGn

A

Major road

59
Q

Name the sign

A

End of major road

60
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name the sign

A

Give way to traffic on major road

61
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Name the sign

A

Give way to oncoming vehicles

62
Q

Name the sign

A

Priority over oncoming vehicles

63
Q

Name the sign

A

Give way sign 100 meters ahead

64
Q

Name the sign

A

Stop and give way sign 100 meters ahead

65
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Name 1

A

No entry for vehicular traffic

66
Q

Name 2

A

No entry from both directions

67
Q

Name 3

A

Speed limit

68
Q

Name 4

A

No right turn

69
Q

Name 5

A

No U-turns

70
Q

Name 2

A

No vehicles over maximum weight shown

71
Q

Name 3

A

Maximum axle load

72
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Name 4

A

No entry for motor vehicles, agricultural tractors, and slow-moving vehicles

73
Q

Name 5

A

No entry for agricultural tractors, slow-moving vehicles, cycles, and animal-drawn vehicles

74
Q

Name 1

A

No waiting

75
Q

Name 2

A

No stopping

76
Q

name the sign

A

No waiting exceeding 2 hours

77
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Name the sign

A

No waiting within 100 meters of the designated loading area during the time indicated

78
Q

Name the sign

A

Junction of roads with equal priority

79
Q

Name the sign

A

Junction with minor road crossing

80
Q

Name the sign

A

mediatory way of travel

81
Q

Name 1

A

Merging order sign

82
Q

Name 2

A

Cycle track located parallel to a road

83
Q

Name 3

A

Directional signs with associated plate

84
Q

Name 4

A

Settlement boundary limits sign

85
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On which side should you pass the shown passengers’ island if it separates the right carriageway from the left?

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× Only on the right side, following trace “B”.

86
Q

You are driving the car marked “A”. Which statement is true?

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× You are travelling legitimately on trace “2”.

87
Q

I
Is car “A” – at the location shown in the illustration – required to pull in between the vehicles waiting on the right side of the carriageway?

A

no

88
Q

The vehicles shown in the illustration are waiting on the right side of the carriageway, 15–20 m from one another. Are you travelling legally while driving the vehicle marked with the steering wheel, if you are not pulling in between them when driving?

A

yes

89
Q

There is a deceleration lane on the edge of the carriageway. Should you drive in this lane because of the obligation to keep right?

A

× No.

90
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What does the obligation to keep right mean?

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× If possible, you must drive pulled to the right side of the carriage way

91
Q

Which gear is the best to use during cruising?

.

A

× The highest gear possible that suits the travelling speed, keeping the engine revolution in the middle range

92
Q

How can the gears be changed with the depicted gear lever while the engine is running?
×

A

The gears can be selected after pressing the clutch pedal.

93
Q

The illustration shows the lever of the manual transmission of a car. Can you switch from the fifth gear directly into the second?

A

× Yes, you can, you only need to make sure that the second gear matches the running speed of the vehicle (after switching back the engine should be running within the normal operating revolution range).

94
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How do you operate the engine brake of your vehicle?

A

× If in a gear, without pressing the clutch pedal, taking your foot off the accelerator pedal.

95
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Which gear is advisable to be selected in case of a manual transmission when travelling downhill?

A

× The same that you would use for uphill travel or one gear lower to ensure the sufficient engine braking force.

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