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How should the headrest be positioned?
- In such a way that its upper part is at the level of the top of the head.
- In such a way that its upper part is above the level of the top of the head.
- In such a way that its upper part is at the level of the neck.
Approximately, by how much does the braking distance increase if speed is doubled?
- Four times.
- Three times.
- Twice.
Should you wear your seatbelts while driving in these road conditions?
- No, if I am travelling at a low speed.
- Yes, in any case.
- Yes, but only while travelling faster than 50 km/h.
What should you pay most attention to while you're passing another vehicle?
- To proper positioning of your hands on the steering wheel.
- To the cars behind you.
- To keeping a safe distance.
What can you expect while braking forcefully in these road conditions?
- Increased traction of the wheels to the road.
- Increased friction.
- Decreased traction of the wheels to the road.
What should you expect if you turn at an intersection covered with ice?
- That traction will be the same, if you drive within the permitted speed limit.
- That traction will be worse, making it difficult for you to turn.
- That traction will be the same, if the car is equipped with an anti-lock braking system (ABS).
What can you expect on a road marked this way?
- That there is a collision-free passage for wild animals underneath the road.
- That wild animals may be running across the road.
- That animals may be herded across the road.
How can you maintain a proper course when driving on an express road in thick fog?
- By following road markings designating the lanes.
- By watching out for traffic signs.
- By following satellite navigation instructions.
How should you react if you enter a section of the road covered with puddles?
- Slowly speed up.
- Reduce speed, because you can expect skidding.
- Turn on emergency lights.
If, at night, you pass another car lighting the road with its lights, can this stop you from noticing any obstacles on the road?
- Yes, because there is a possibility of being temporarily blinded by the lights.
- No, the lights of the car coming from the opposite direction always improve visibility on the road.
- No, this does not affect the visibility on the road.
Should you be more alert when you're driving at night?
- Yes, because visibility at night is limited.
- No, because there is less traffic on the road at night.
- No, because at night one can turn on high-beam lights.