A You should verify that the passenger sitting in the left back seat gets out very carefully from the car to the road. B You should verify that the maximal distance between the car and the pavement is one meter. C Before getting out of the car, you should verify that this will not disturb any road user. D If the street is not lit, you should turn on the parking lights.

A In every vehicle that is equipped with seat belts. B In a private vehicle only. C In every vehicle with more than two wheels that drives passengers. D In a vehicle with an overall permissible weight of up to 3,500kg only.

A Until the next intersection. B Until a traffic sign that prohibits entry of vehicles with an all up weight of less than 10,000 kg. C Until the next traffic light. D Until a road sign that cancels it.

A That the hand (parking) brake is released. B That the hand (parking) brake is on. C There is nothing the driver must do before starting-up the engine. D That the vehicle has a sufficient amount of windshield cleaning fluid in the appropriate compartment.

A The passenger wears a crash helmet as well as knee and elbow protectors. B The driver wears a crash helmet – the passenger doesn’t have to do so. C The driver and the passenger wear crash helmets. D The passenger holds a valid motorcycle driver’s license.

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

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

A The driver is forced to slow down in order to identify the signs and obey their demands. B A multitude of traffic signs always confuses the driver. C A multitude of traffic signs will cause the driver to think faster in the intersection. D A multitude of traffic signs should not affect the driver’s conduct when approaching an intersection.

A You are only obliged to slow down in case of busy traffic. B When encountering or overtaking an animal. C There is no obligation to slow down. There is an obligation to drive carefully. D You are obliged to slow down in an urban road only.

A Engine oil pressure. B Condensed air pressure. C Hydraulic oil pressure. D Steam water pressure.

A It is permitted to change a bulb in a certified licensing facility only. B A bulb, stipulated in the manufacturer’s manual. C It is prohibited to change a bulb without the permission of the treating garage. D The type of the bulb is unimportant, as long as it works.

A Yes, but only during daylight. B No. C Yes, unless it tows a trailer. D Yes.

A It is forbidden to be on the road without authorization from the licensing authority. B It is forbidden to get back on the road without authorization of the insurance company C It is allowed to stay on the road for a period of up to seven days after being taken off the road. D It is allowed to stay on the road unlimitedly, as long as it doesn’t pose any traffic safety risk

A Overtakes on a two-way road. B Arrives to the beginning of a steep uphill climb. C Overtakes on a one-way road. D Drives down a steep or long descent.

A Only buses are permitted to stop. B Passenger loading is permitted on holidays only. C Only taxis are permitted to stop. D Only unloading of workers is permitted.

A A system that prevents the possibility of a braking system malfunction. B A system that prevents the possibility of a steering system malfunction. C A system that prevents loss of control while skidding and keeps the vehicle on course. D A system that prevents the vehicle’s wheels from locking during an emergency braking, thus maintaining the vehicle’s steering.

A Yes, driving at a minimum speed of 55 k.p.h. B Yes, driving at a maximum speed of 55 k.p.h. C Yes, on a freeway only. D No.

A Whilst driving on an inter-urban road with a built centre divider. B Whilst driving on an inter-urban road without a built centre divider. C At the entrance to and whilst driving through a tunnel. D Whilst driving on an inter-urban road.

A The vehicle’s driver. B The vehicle’s manufacturer. C The vehicle's owner. D The garage that treats the vehicle.

A 130 B 128 C 133 D 134

A All road users. B Driving students only. C Only drivers. D Only pedestrians.

A It is permitted, but the price for carrying a wheelchair is half the fare of a regular ride. B No fee is to be charged for carrying the wheelchair. However, a taxi driver is permitted to refuse carrying more than one wheelchair. C The Controller of Road Transport determines the price and terms for carrying wheelchairs. D The service station determines the terms and price for carrying wheelchairs.

A Absolutely not, unless it is indicated otherwise in the medication’s prescription. B Yes, sedatives have no affect on driving. C It is permitted to take sedation pills half an hour before driving. D Only if the driver tends to be influenced by a certain medication.

A Yes, but pnly in order to board passengers. B Yes, but only in order to drop passengers. C Yes, but only at the side of the road, for driver refreshment purposes. D No, except for stopping on the “hard shoulder” when the vehicle malfunctions and it is impossible to continue driving,

A On all of them, regardless of weight. B On a vehicle weighing at 8,000 kg or more. C On a vehicle weighing at least 12,000 kg. D On a vehicle weighing weighing 4,500 kg or more.

A It should be cleared away as soon as possible, no later than 48 hours. B Until the rescue vehicle arrives, provided that it doesn’t exceed a period of one week. C It should be moved away as soon as possible, no later than 24 hours. D For the period in which it is being repaired, provided that it doesn’t exceed 72 hours.

A A driver wanting to make a left U-turn. B A driver wanting to turn left only. C A driver wanting to continue driving straight. D Any driver approaching an intersection.

A Only when the barrier is completely opened and a green light is shown by the traffic light. B You should only refer to the barrier and not to the traffic light. C When the light in the traffic light changes to a steady yellow. D Immediately as the barrier starts to open and a flickering red light is shown by the traffic light.

A No. A vehicle with oversize freight should only be marked if the freight sticks out from the vehicle’s rear side. B Yes, it is obligatory to mark the oversize freight, but only during “light time”. C No. When a vehicle is standing on the road, its oversize freight doesn’t cause any risk; hence, it is not obligatory to mark it. D Yes, it is always obligatory to mark oversize freight.

A All the answers are incorrect. B When the lights dont work. C With no windscreen wipers. D When the treads of the tires are less than 1 mm deep.