Show correct answers
What distance should you keep while passing another vehicle in a passenger car?
- Safe, but not shorter than 1.5 metres.
- Safe, dependent on the width of the road and traffic conditions.
- Safe, that is always the same.
What distance should you keep when passing a stationary obstacle on the road in a passenger car?
- Safe, but not less than 0.8 metres.
- Safe, so always the same.
- Safe, depending on the width of the road and traffic conditions.
In what way does doubling of the speed of a passenger car influence the braking distance?
- It doubles the braking distance.
- It quadruples the braking distance.
- It has no influence on the braking distance.
What does a safe distance you should keep while driving behind another car depend on?
- On the speed with which you're driving.
- On the power of your engine.
- On the width of the road.
What distance from the preceding car are you required to keep when stopping in a traffic jam in a tunnel?
- Not shorter than 3 metres.
- Not shorter than 5 metres.
- Not shorter than 10 metres.
Can leaves lying on a roadway have an impact on the braking distance of a vehicle?
- Yes, because they may reduce the braking distance.
- Yes, because they may extend the braking distance.
- They do not have an impact on the braking distance.
You are driving a vehicle in the rain. Which of the following actions should you first of all take in order to drive more safely?
- Turn off the traction control system.
- Drive in ruts.
- Decrease the speed.
Which of the following actions should you perform when driving a passenger car at night in a fog?
- Decrease the speed.
- Turn on the high-beam lights in order to improve visibility.
- Drive very close to the car in front in order to see its sidelights.
You are driving a car. How should you behave while passing an oncoming vehicle at night?
- Look straight into the headlights of an oncoming car.
- Change the low beam lights into high beam lights.
- Look right to the source of light of an oncoming car and look for possible obstacles there.
You are driving a passenger car in a fog which limits the visibility to 40 metres. Which of these actions may improve safety of driving?
- Switching on the high beam lights.
- Decreasing the distance between the preceding vehicle.
- Switching on the rear fog lights.
While driving a car in the rain the risk of skidding is:
- the highest in the initial stage of the rain.
- the lowest in the initial stage of the rain.
- the highest in the final stage of the rain.
Which of the following actions should you take while driving a passenger car on the road covered with snow?
- Avoid sudden movements of the driving wheel.
- Disconnect the traction control system.
- Speed up on uphill roads.
Which of the following actions should be performed while driving a passenger car and overtaking in a fog outside the built-up area?
- Emit short light signals.
- Emit short sound signals.
- Turn on the rear fog lights, regardless of how limited the visibility is.