t6-t7 non-picture qs Flashcards
Before undertaking any manoeuvre, the driver must
make sure that he will not cause danger to the road
users, by:
carefully considering their position
taking into consideration their direction of movement
taking into consideration their speed of movement
not being obliged to take into consideration the signals which they give
carefully considering their position
taking into consideration their direction of movement
taking into consideration their speed of movement
Before merging into traffic, the driver of the road
vehicle must:
make sure that he will not create any danger to the
other road users
give a signal using the appropriate light indicator
give a sound or light signal with the headlights in order
to ensure right of way
wait for a signal from the other drivers letting him drive off
make sure that he will not create any danger to the
other road users
give a signal using the appropriate light indicator
When the road lanes of a road junction are not
designated with road markings for movement in the
relevant direction, turning to the right is allowed:
from the rightmost side of the driveway
from any part of the driveway if the turning radius of the vehicle is greater than the radius of the curve
in all cases, from the road lane which is most
convenient for the driver
from the rightmost side of the driveway
from any part of the driveway if the turning radius of the vehicle is greater than the radius of the curve
When the road lanes of a road junction are
designated for movement in the corresponding
direction, turning to the right may be performed:
from a road lane designated for a right turn
from any road lane, if the turning radius of the vehicle is greater than the radius of the curve
from the rightmost road lane
in the direction of traffic
in all cases, from the road lane which is most
convenient for the driver
from a road lane designated for a right turn
from any road lane, if the turning radius of the vehicle is greater than the radius of the curve
from the rightmost road lane
in the direction of traffic
Is it allowed to start turning right from the leftmost
road lane of the driveway?
yes, but only when the turning radius of the vehicle is greater than the radius of the curve
yes, whenever the road lanes are not designated with road markings
yes, in all cases
no
yes, but only when the turning radius of the vehicle is greater than the radius of the curve
A left turn can be made:
from the leftmost road lane in the direction of traffic
from any road lane designated for turning left
from the leftmost part of a one-way roadway
from the road lane which is most convenient for the
driver
from the leftmost road lane in the direction of traffic
from any road lane designated for turning left
from the leftmost part of a one-way roadway
If it is allowed for road vehicles to simultaneously
pass, the driver of a non-railroad vehicle must give
way to the railroad vehicle:
always, regardless of its location
always, regardless of its direction of movement
only when the railroad vehicle is located on its right side
only in cases when the railroad vehicle is not making a
turn
always, regardless of its location
always, regardless of its direction of movement
At a road junction of equivalent roads the driver of a non-railroad vehicle:
must give way to the railroad vehicles, when they are making a right turn
is not obliged to give way to the railroad vehicles, when
they are making a left turn
must give way to the railroad vehicles, when they are moving straight
must give way to the railroad vehicles, when they are making a right turn
must give way to the railroad vehicles, when they are moving straight
At a road junction of equivalent roads the driver of a non-railroad vehicle is obliged to give way to the
railroad vehicles:
only when the railroad vehicles are located on its right side
only when the railroad vehicles are located on its left side
only when the railroad vehicles are located within the oncoming traffic
always, regardless of their location
always, regardless of their location
When turning left in order to enter another road, the
driver of the railroad vehicle making the turn is
obliged to give way to the following oncoming
vehicles:
trams
trolleybuses
passenger cars
motorcycles
trams
How is a U-turn made?
by movement involving a turn to the left
by movement involving a turn to the right
by movement involving a turn to the left
The U-turn may start:
from the leftmost road lane in the direction of traffic
from the right part of the driveway, when its width is
insufficient
from the road lane which is most convenient for the
driver
from the leftmost road lane in the direction of traffic
from the right part of the driveway, when its width is
insufficient
The U-turn from the rightmost road lane is:
allowed if the width of the driveway is insufficient
allowed in all cases
prohibited
allowed if the width of the driveway is insufficient
Making a U-turn on a bridge is:
prohibited
allowed when the width of the roadway is over 12 m
allowed when visibility is over 50 meters
allowed without restrictions
prohibited
Making a U-turn is prohibited when visibility is
reduced below:
50 m
250 m
150 m
100 m
50 m
Making a U-turn is prohibited:
on a railway crossing
when visibility is reduced below 50 m
in a tunnel
on a section of the road with a slope
on a railway crossing
when visibility is reduced below 50 m
in a tunnel
Making a U-turn is prohibited:
on a bridge
on a pedestrian crossing
in restricted visibility
on a section of the road under repair
on a bridge
on a pedestrian crossing
in restricted visibility
Making a U-turn is prohibited:
on a railway crossing
on an overcrossing
on a pedestrian crossing
on a road with heavy traffic
on a railway crossing
on an overcrossing
on a pedestrian crossing
Making a U-turn is prohibited:
on a railway crossing
in a tunnel
if the speed is limited by a road sign
10 m before a pedestrian crossing
on a railway crossing
in a tunnel
Making a U-turn is prohibited:
on a pedestrian crossing
in restricted visibility
on a section of the road under repair
160 m before a railway crossing
on a pedestrian crossing
in restricted visibility
Making a U-turn is prohibited:
In a tunnel
in restricted visibility
on a section of the road under repair
on a road with heavy traffic
In a tunnel
in restricted visibility
When two passenger cars are passing past each
other, the obligation to provide the necessary lateral distance is:
of both drivers
of the driver of the passenger car with larger dimensions
of the driver of the passenger car driving at a higher speed
of the driver of the passenger car with greater total
mass
of both drivers
When a movement backwards is required for a road vehicle and a combination of road vehicles to pass
each other on a road with a large longitudinal slope,
the movement backwards is made by:
the road vehicle
the road vehicle moving uphill
the road vehicle moving downhill
the combination of road vehicles
the road vehicle
When a movement backwards is required for a
passenger car and a truck to pass past each other
on a road with a large longitudinal slope, the
movement backwards is made by:
the passenger car
the truck
the vehicle moving uphill
the vehicle moving downhill
the passenger car
When a movement backwards is required for a truck
and a bus to pass past each other on a road with a
large longitudinal slope, the movement backwards
is made by:
the truck
the road vehicle moving uphill
the road vehicle moving downhill
the bus
the truck
On a road with a large longitudinal slope, when
passing past each other is impossible and the order
of passing is not settled by road signs, the right of
way belongs to he road vehicle which:
is moving uphill
is moving downhill
is moving more quickly
is located closer to the narrowed section of the road
is moving uphill
Which of the following actions is mandatory when
overtaking?
giving a signal for moving to the left
giving a signal for moving to the right
giving a sound signal when the manoeuvre is being
carried out in a populated area
turning on the high-beam headlights
giving a signal for moving to the left
giving a signal for moving to the right
What signal should you give when, after the
completion of overtaking, you are switching back to
the road lane that you have left?
with a right light indicator on
with a left light indicator on
giving no signal while driving back to the road lane that you have left
with a right light indicator on
with a left light indicator on
Overtaking a truck is more risky than overtaking a
passenger car because:
the length of trucks is greater than that of passenger cars
the visibility ahead is more limited when driving behind a truck
the brakes of trucks are not as effective
trucks climb steep slopes more slowly
the length of trucks is greater than that of passenger cars
the visibility ahead is more limited when driving behind a truck
How should you proceed when the vehicle, which is
overtaking, moves back to the road lane on which
you are driving without providing the necessary
distance?
I must reduce the speed
I must drive to the left road lane
I must continue driving at the same speed
I must give a light signal
I must reduce the speed
Overtaking is prohibited when:
while using a road lane for the oncoming traffic, it is not
possible to smoothly return to the road lane you have
left
the visibility is limited
the vehicle undertaking an overtaking has direction
indicators out of order
it is performed in a two-lane, two-way road
while using a road lane for the oncoming traffic, it is not
possible to smoothly return to the road lane you have
left
the visibility is limited
Overtaking of vehicles, except mopeds and
motorcycles without a sidecar, is prohibited:
while using a road lane for the oncoming traffic, when
the vehicle undertaking the manoeuvre cannot smoothly
return to the road lane that has been left
before and on a signalized pedestrian crossing
in a narrowed section of the road
on a railway crossing with barriers
while using a road lane for the oncoming traffic, when
the vehicle undertaking the manoeuvre cannot smoothly
return to the road lane that has been left
before and on a signalized pedestrian crossing
Overtaking of vehicles, except mopeds and
motorcycles without a sidecar, is prohibited:
in restricted visibility when the distance is less than the
required for overtaking
before and on a signalized pedestrian crossing
on a one-way road
on a bridge
in restricted visibility when the distance is less than the
required for overtaking
before and on a signalized pedestrian crossing
Overtaking of vehicles, except mopeds and
motorcycles without a sidecar, is prohibited:
on a road junction of equivalent roads
on a railroad crossing without barriers
while using a road lane for the oncoming traffic, when
the vehicle undertaking the manoeuvre cannot smoothly
return to the road lane that has been left
in a tunnel
on a road junction of equivalent roads
on a railroad crossing without barriers
while using a road lane for the oncoming traffic, when
the vehicle undertaking the manoeuvre cannot smoothly
return to the road lane that has been left
Overtaking of vehicles, except mopeds and
motorcycles without a sidecar, is prohibited:
in reduced visibility when the distance is less than the
required for overtaking
before and on a signalized pedestrian crossing
on a railroad crossing
in driving at night
in reduced visibility when the distance is less than the
required for overtaking
before and on a signalized pedestrian crossing
Overtaking of vehicles, except mopeds and
motorcycles without a sidecar is prohibited:
on a road junction of equivalent roads
on a railroad crossing without barriers
before a pedestrian crossing when the vehicle being overtaken obstructs the visibility to the pedestrian crossing
on roads with two-way traffic
on a road junction of equivalent roads
on a railroad crossing without barriers
before a pedestrian crossing when the vehicle being overtaken obstructs the visibility to the pedestrian crossing
Are you allowed to switch over the lights as an
additional signal while overtaking?
yes
no
yes
Overtaking before and on a pedestrian crossing is
always prohibited when:
the pedestrian crossing is signalized
the vehicle being overtaken obstructs the visibility to the
pedestrian crossing
the pedestrian crossing is not lit
the pedestrian crossing is on a road outside a populated area
the pedestrian crossing is signalized
the vehicle being overtaken obstructs the visibility to the
pedestrian crossing
While overtaking, the driver should move to the left
side of the road vehicle which is being overtaken:
correct
incorrect
correct
While overtaking, is the driver of the road vehicle
being overtaken obliged not to increase the speed?
yes
no
yes
The driver of the road vehicle being overtaken is
obliged:
not to increase the speed
not to prevent the manoeuvre of overtaking
to reduce the speed
to drive fully to the right side
not to increase the speed
not to prevent the manoeuvre of overtaking
If at night, when starting to overtake, the driver is
dazzled, he must:
stop overtaking and return to the right road lane
continue overtaking, as he shortens the distance to the
vehicle being overtaken
continue overtaking as he switches the main-beam
headlamps on
stop overtaking as he immediately stops in the road lane in which he is driving
stop overtaking and return to the right road lane
While overtaking, the obligation to provide sufficient
lateral distance is borne by:
the driver of the overtaking
road vehicle
the driver of the road vehicle being overtaken
both drivers
the driver of the overtaking
road vehicle
The driver who will undertake a manoeuvre of
overtaking, before giving a signal, is obliged to
make sure that:
he is not being overtaken by another road vehicle
the road vehicle moving after him has not given a signal for changing the direction of movement to the left
a road vehicle which is about to overtake has not given a signal for changing the direction of movement to the left
the oncoming drivers will stop to let him pass
he is not being overtaken by another road vehicle
the road vehicle moving after him has not given a signal for changing the direction of movement to the left
a road vehicle which is about to overtake has not given a signal for changing the direction of movement to the left
The driver who will undertake an overtaking, before
giving a signal, is obliged to make sure that:
there is visibility at a sufficient distance
there is a free road at a distance sufficient for overtaking
he will not force the road vehicle being overtaken to
decrease the speed or change the direction of
movement
the driver of the vehicle being overtaken has started
reducing the speed
there is visibility at a sufficient distance
there is a free road at a distance sufficient for overtaking
he will not force the road vehicle being overtaken to
decrease the speed or change the direction of
movement
The driver who will undertake an overtaking, after
giving a signal, is obliged to make sure that:
there is a free road at a distance sufficient for overtaking
he can take a place in the road lane in front of the road vehicle being overtaken
he will not force the road vehicle being overtaken to
decrease the speed or change the direction of
movement
the driver of the vehicle being overtaken has switched over to a lower gear
there is a free road at a distance sufficient for overtaking
he can take a place in the road lane in front of the road vehicle being overtaken
he will not force the road vehicle being overtaken to
decrease the speed or change the direction of
movement
A driver who is overtaking must:
provide sufficient lateral distance between his road
vehicle and the road vehicle being overtaken
not cause any danger to the oncoming vehicles, when
entering a road lane for the oncoming traffic
make sure that the manoeuvre of overtaking can be performed for a short period of time, at a safe speed
drive in close proximity to the vehicle being overtaken
provide sufficient lateral distance between his road
vehicle and the road vehicle being overtaken
not cause any danger to the oncoming vehicles, when
entering a road lane for the oncoming traffic
make sure that the manoeuvre of overtaking can be performed for a short period of time, at a safe speed
What should the driver of a motor vehicle do when
visibility while moving backwards is limited?
have someone to give a signal in case of danger
open the door and look back
open the side window - glass in order to look back
have someone to give a signal in case of danger
Moving backwards in limited visibility is:
allowed only if there is a person who will give a signal in case of danger
allowed if a rear-view mirror is available
prohibited
allowed only if there is a person who will give a signal in case of danger
Is it allowed to move backwards when making a Uturn on a road junction?
no
yes
no
Is it allowed to move backwards when making a Uturn on a road outside a road junction?
yes
no
yes
What should the speed be when the road width does not
allow vehicles to pass past each other without additional
safety measures?
such as to enable the driver to stop at half of the road length
that he sees
not higher than 50 km/h
such as to enable the driver stop in the road area which he
sees
such as to enable the driver to stop at half of the road length
that he sees
If, because of the type of the load, the vehicle’s center of
gravity is higher than the design center of gravity, the
driver must reduce the speed:
before entering the turn
in case of bumps on the driveway
in case of strong side wind
in case of steep slopes
before entering the turn
in case of bumps on the driveway
in case of strong side wind
While passing through the puddles in the driveway, the
driver is obliged to:
drive at a speed which will allow to protect the pedestrians
from splashing
give a signal to warn the pedestrians to protect themselves
from splashing
drive at a speed which will allow to protect the pedestrians
from splashing
When driving in fog just behind another vehicle, the
driver may reduce the risk of accident by:
reducing the speed
increasing the distance
moving close to the vehicle in front of him
using the high-beam instead of low-beam headlights
reducing the speed
increasing the distance
Driving at a reasonable speed allows the driver:
to control the vehicle in the specific traffic condition
to safely reduce the speed, if necessary
to safely stop, if necessary
to prevent the occurrence of an accident after the
consumption of alcohol
to control the vehicle in the specific traffic condition
to safely reduce the speed, if necessary
to safely stop, if necessary
If a danger to traffic has emerged, the driver must:
reduce the speed
stop, if necessary
switch on the emergency lights
turn off the engine
reduce the speed
stop, if necessary
switch on the emergency lights
The driver of a road vehicle:
should not reduce the speed abruptly, unless it is required for
preventing an accident
should reduce the speed and stop if necessary, if a danger to
traffic emerges
is obliged to reduce the speed and stop if necessary, in case
of dazzling
is not obliged to reduce speed in order to protect pedestrians
from injury when there are small stones on the driveway
should not reduce the speed abruptly, unless it is required for
preventing an accident
should reduce the speed and stop if necessary, if a danger to
traffic emerges
is obliged to reduce the speed and stop if necessary, in case
of dazzling
The driver of a road vehicle:
should not reduce the speed abruptly, unless it is required for
preventing an accident
should reduce the speed and stop if necessary, if a danger to
traffic emerges
is obliged to reduce the speed and stop if necessary, in case
of dazzling
is not obliged to reduce the speed to prevent splashing of
pedestrians when there is water or mud on the driveway
should not reduce the speed abruptly, unless it is required for
preventing an accident
should reduce the speed and stop if necessary, if a danger to
traffic emerges
is obliged to reduce the speed and stop if necessary, in case
of dazzling
When selecting the speed, the drivers of road vehicles:
must comply with the state of the vehicle
must comply with the load being carried
are not obliged to respect the nature and intensity of the
traffic
are not obliged to respect the specific visibility conditions
must comply with the state of the vehicle
must comply with the load being carried
When selecting the speed, the drivers of road vehicles:
do not have to take into consideration the weather conditions
do not have to take into consideration the local terrain
must take into consideration the nature and intensity of the
traffic
must take into consideration the specific visibility conditions
must take into consideration the nature and intensity of the
traffic
must take into consideration the specific visibility conditions
When selecting the speed, the drivers of road vehicles:
must take into consideration the weather conditions
must take into consideration the local terrain
do not have to take into consideration the state of the road
do not have to take into consideration the state of the vehicle
must take into consideration the weather conditions
must take into consideration the local terrain
For safe movement on dry road and good visibility, the
interval between the passenger cars must be not less
than:
2 seconds
the length of one passenger car
2 m
2 seconds
The interval of 2 seconds between the moving
passenger cars is sufficient when:
the road is dry
the visibility is reduced due to fog
the road is wet
the visibility is limited
the road is dry
The most important factor for avoiding collision with the
vehicle moving at the front is:
maintaining of an adequate distance
movement at a constant speed
a vehicle equipped with appropriate tires
a vehicle with a low center of gravity
maintaining of an adequate distance
Which two of these factors are the most important for
determining the distance when moving behind another
road vehicle?
the state of the road
the speed
the type of the road vehicle moving at the front
the state of the road
the speed
Prior to significantly reducing the speed, the driver of
the motor vehicle is obliged to:
make sure that other road users will not be endangered
to signal with the right turn indicator
to move into the rightmost road lane
to leave the driveway
make sure that other road users will not be endangered
How does the locking of the wheels affect the vehicle’s
braking distance?
increases the braking distance
does not affect the braking distance
reduces the braking distance
increases the braking distance
The locking of the vehicle’s wheels during braking may
result in:
deterioration of the vehicle’s driveability
improvement of the vehicle’s driveability
increase in the tire traction
deterioration of the vehicle’s driveability
The abrupt stopping of the vehicle shall be allowed:
if necessary to prevent road accidents
when a signal with a stop truncheon is given
when there is no other road vehicle behind
always
if necessary to prevent road accidents
How does the braking distance change on wet surface
as compared with dry surface, if the tires are worn out?
increases
decreases
does not change
depends on the type of the tire
increases
Does the mass of the vehicle affect its braking distance?
yes
no
yes
When braking, the vehicle’s braking distance depends
on:
the speed
the state of the tires
the state of the road surface
the diameter of the tire
the speed
the state of the tires
the state of the road surface
How does the tire traction coefficient change in case of
icy surface as compared to dry surface?
decreases
increases
does not change
depends on the type of tire
decreases
How does the tire traction coefficient change in case of
wet surface as compared to dry surface?
decreases
increases
does not change
depends on the type of the tire
decreases
Does the tire traction coefficient depend on the state of
the road surface?
yes
no
yes
The tire traction coefficient is affected by: the state of the road surface the state of the tire the type of vehicle suspension the diameter of the tire
the state of the road surface
the state of the tire
The tire traction coefficient is affected by: the type of the road surface the type of the tire the location of the engine the diameter of the tire
the type of the road surface
the type of the tire
The tire traction coefficient is affected by: the type of the road surface the state of the road surface the type of the tire the diameter of the tire
the type of the road surface
the state of the road surface
the type of the tire
The tire traction coefficient is the highest when the road surface is: dry wet snowy icy
dry
For stable and secure movement of the vehicle, the tire
traction coefficient:
should be as high as possible
should be as low as possible
it makes no difference
should be as high as possible
The tire traction coefficient is an indication of:
the interaction between the tire and road surface
the aerodynamic qualities of the vehicle
the effectiveness of the vehicle braking system
the interaction between the tire and road surface
When there are no other restrictions, the driver of a
truck with maximum permissible mass of 3 tons should
not exceed the following speed in a populated area:
50 km / h
40 km / h
55 km / h
60 km / h
50 km / h
When there are no other restrictions, the driver of a
truck with a maximum permissible mass of 3 tons
should not exceed the following speed outside a
populated area:
90 km / h
70 km / h
80 km / h
60 km / h
90 km / h
When there are no other restrictions, the driver of a road
vehicle of category “В+Е” should not exceed the
following speed outside a populated area:
70 km / h
60 km / h
80 km / h
70 km / h
When there are no other restrictions, the driver of a road
vehicle of category “В+Е should not exceed the
following speed in a populated area:
50 km / h
60 km / h
40 km / h
55 km / h
50 km / h
When there are no other restrictions, the driver of an
automobile of category B1, when driving outside
populated area must not exceed:
90 km/h
80 km/h
100 km/h
70 km/h
90 km/h
When there are no other restrictions, the driver of an
automobile of category B1, when driving in populated
area must not exceed:
50 km/h
40 km/h
60 km/h
55 km/h
50 km/h
When the maximum permissible speed in a populated
area is not indicated by a road sign, the drivers of
passenger cars must not exceed:
50 km / h
40 km / h
60 km / h
45 km / h
50 km / h
When there are no other restrictions, the driver of a
vehicle of category “B” should not exceed the following
speed outside a populated area:
90 km / h
80 km / h
100 km / h
70 km / h
90 km / h
When there are no other restrictions, the driver of a
vehicle of category “B” should not exceed the following
speed in a populated area:
50 km / h
40 km / h
60 km / h
55 km / h
50 km / h
When there are no other restrictions, the driver of a
three-wheel vehicle of category A, when driving outside
populated area must not exceed:
80 km/h
60 km/h
70 km/h
90 km/h
80 km/h
When there are no other restrictions, the driver of a
motorcycle should not exceed the following speed
outside a populated area:
80 km / h
60 km / h
70 km / h
90 km / h
80 km / h
When there are no other restrictions, the driver of a
motorcycle should not exceed the following speed in a
populated area:
50 km / h
40 km / h
60 km / h
55 km / h
50 km / h
When there are no other restrictions, the drivers of light
motor vehicles with four wheels of category AM, when
driving outside populated area, must not exceed:
45 km/h
50 km/h
40 km/h
55 km/h
45 km/h
When there are no other restrictions, the driver of a
moped should not exceed the following speed outside a
populated area:
45 km / h
60 km / h
70 km / h
55 km / h
45 km / h
When there are no other restrictions, the driver of a
moped should not exceed the following speed in a
populated area:
45 km / h
40 km / h
50 km / h
55 km / h
45 km / h
