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How can an controller react if you do not have your driving licence with you?
- You will not be allowed to continue driving and fined for lack of required documents.
- The controller will verify your data collected in the Central Driver's Register.
- The controller will impose a fine for lack of the required documents.
Who can give back the registration document if it is retained during a traffic control, on the grounds that the vehicle is a danger to traffic order?
- A body authorised to carry out technical tests following a technical examination appropriate to the reason for the retention of the registration document.
- The Municipal Police.
- The road operator.
In what case should a positive result of the qualification review be obtained to reclaim a withheld driving licence?
- If a period of more than 1 year has elapsed since the date of retention of the driving licence.
- If a period of more than 6 months has elapsed since the date of retention of the driving licence.
- In any case, upon retention of the driving licence.
What conditions must be met in order to regain your driving licence after a retention period of no more than one year?
- Pay the registration fee and present a driving licence retention receipt.
- Pass the state examination again both in theory and in practice.
- Pay the registration fee and pass the theoretical part of the state examination.
For how long will the driving licence of a driver who has exceeded the speed limit by more than 50 km/h in a built-up area be retained?
- For 3 months.
- For 6 months.
- For 1 month.
In what circumstance will the driving licence not be withheld for exceeding the speed limit by more than 50 km/h in a built-up area?
- If the driver of the vehicle has committed an infringement in order to ward off an imminent danger to an asset protected by law.
- If the driver of the vehicle behind uses warning lights and sound signals to indicate a need to increase speed.
- If the driver increased speed so as to quickly exit the intersection of roads while the green signal lights are on.
What is the permissible speed limit for a quadricycle in a built-up area?
- 50 km/h regardless of its gross vehicle weight rating.
- 40 km/h if its gross vehicle weight exceeds 3.5 t.
- 20 km/h.
What is the penalty for a lorry driver carrying three persons more than the number of seats stated on the vehicle's registration document?
- Retention of driving licence for 3 months.
- Retention of driving licence for 3 months and a driver qualification check.
- Retention of driving licence for 6 months.
What is the permissible speed limit for a vehicle with a device projecting forward more than 1.5 m from the driver's seat?
- 40 km/h in built-up areas.
- 60 km/h outside built-up areas.
- 30 km/h regardless of the area in which it is travelling.
At what speed is a passenger car permitted to travel on a motorway?
- At a speed of not more than 140 km/h, while maintaining control of the vehicle and taking into account the prevailing traffic conditions.
- At a speed of not less than 40 km/h, taking into account the prevailing weather conditions (blizzard, downpour, etc.).
- At any speed that ensures control of the vehicle.
At what maximum permissible speed can you tow another vehicle?
- 50 km/h in built-up areas.
- 60 km/h outside built-up areas.
- 80 km/h on a dual carriageway road with at least two lanes in each direction.
