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On what public roads is wearing seatbelts mandatory?
  • On all roads.
  • Only on paved roads.
  • Only on roads outside built-up areas.
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Can you transport an infant on the lap of an adult person?
  • No.
  • Yes, but only in the back seat.
  • Yes, if such person has the seat belts fastened.
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Can you transport a preschooler on the lap of an adult person?
  • Yes, but only in the back seat.
  • No.
  • Yes, if you fasten your seat belts.
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What is the maximum overhang of a load transported in a motor vehicle, counting from the rear outline of the car?
  • 2 m.
  • 1 m.
  • 0.5 m.
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What is the maximum length of a combination vehicle consisting of a passenger car and a caravan?
  • 18.75 m.
  • 17.75 m.
  • 15 m.
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At what distance behind a broken-down passenger car, parked on a motorway, should you place a warning triangle?
  • 30-50 m.
  • 100 m.
  • 150 m.
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Which of the following elements belongs to the mandatory equipment of each passenger car?
  • A jack.
  • A warning triangle.
  • A high-visibility vest.
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Which of the following are mandatory equipment in each passenger car?
  • A warning triangle.
  • A set of spare bulbs.
  • A loud-speaking device for the telephone.
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Which of the following are mandatory equipment in each passenger car?
  • A fire extinguisher.
  • Satellite navigation.
  • A device for cutting the seat belts.
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When should you conduct a periodic technical check-up of a passenger car?
  • Every 3 years.
  • Every 2 years.
  • Before the lapse of a deadline specified on the registration card of the car.
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In what circumstances must you carry out an additional technical check-up of a passenger car?
  • After the owner of the car changes.
  • If so directed by a traffic control authority.
  • After expiry of the third-party civil liability insurance policy.
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What may be the consequences of a driver's failure to fasten their seat belts?
  • More damage to the car in the event of a collision.
  • More bodily injuries suffered by the driver in the event of an accident.
  • Damage to the airbag.
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How is braking on a wet road affected by using tyres having tread wear exceeding maximum safety limits?
  • Increased friction.
  • The shortening of the braking distance.
  • Decrease of friction and the lengthening of the braking distance.
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What may be the effect of worn shock absorbers on the front wheels?
  • Increased tyre grip.
  • Decreased tyre grip and steerability of the vehicle.
  • Increased braking effectiveness.
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What may be the effect of not balancing the wheels of the vehicle?
  • Blocking of the road wheels.
  • Increased tyre life.
  • Uneven tread wear.
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