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When must you turn off the rear anti-fog light?
- When visibility increases to 30 m.
- When visibility increases to 40 m.
- When visibility increases to 60 m.
What should you see in a properly-positioned rear-view mirror?
- The child sitting in the child safety seat behind the passenger's seat.
- The reflection of the driver's own face.
- The rear car window and the road behind the car.
In what way should you observe your surroundings while driving on a motorway?
- Look only in front of you.
- Pay the same amount of attention to observing the road in front of and behind the vehicle.
- Look to the front and from time to time monitor the road behind the vehicle using the side mirrors.
How should you observe the road when you drive the car in the road traffic?
- In such a way as to get a wide field of vision.
- By concentrating on a narrow space immediately in front of the car.
- Without paying any attention to the situation behind the car.
What position behind the wheel will help to reduce the effect of the so-called blind spot in the mirrors which occurs when you watch the road?
- Static - sitting in a stiff position, without moving your body or head.
- Dynamic - bending your body and head away from the seat, as required by the circumstances.
- Any position - as long as it guarantees comfort of driving.
How should you properly position the rear-view mirror?
- In any position, depending what you want to see.
- In such a way as to see the rear car window and the road behind the car.
- In such a way as to see the passenger sitting at the back.
In what order should you perform the following activities when preparing to drive a vehicle?
- Fasten the seat belts, position the mirrors and the driver's seat.
- Position the mirrors, the driver's seat and fasten the seat belts.
- Position the driver's seat, mirrors and fasten the seat belts.
In what way should you brake in an emergency situation, if the vehicle is equipped with anti-lock braking system (ABS)?
- Firmly press on the brake pedal without releasing it when the ABS system is activated.
- Firmly press on the brake pedal and slightly let up on it while the ABS system is activated.
- Press on the brake pedal using a pulsating action until the ABS system is activated.
Which of the following are mandatory equipment in each passenger car?
- A spare wheel.
- A first-aid kit.
- A fire extinguisher.
How many persons, including yourself, can you transport when you drive a passenger car?
- As many persons as the number of seats specified on the registration card plus one child aged up to 3.
- As many persons as the number of seats specified on the registration card plus one child aged up to 7.
- As many persons as the number of seats specified on the registration card.
Who is obliged to use seat belts?
- Only the driver and a passenger sitting in the front seat.
- The driver and the passenger - always in the front seat - and in the back seat when the car goes outside a built-up area.
- The driver and all the passengers.
Is an adult passenger of a passenger car transported in the back seat obliged to use the seat belts?
- No.
- Yes, but only when the car goes outside a built-up area.
- Yes.
