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What can you expect when driving onto a bridge marked with this sign?
- Fallen snow and snow banks.
- Heavy snowfall.
- Frosted road or black ice, even if they do not occur on other sections of the road.
What sort of driving should you avoid in these road conditions?
- Driving at a high speed.
- Maintaining a steady and low speed.
- Engine braking.
You are allowed to use snow chains only when:
- you drive a vehicle in the period from the beginning of December till the end of February, irrespective of whether the road is covered with snow.
- the air temperature is lower than 0 Celsius degrees, irrespective of whether the road is covered with snow.
- the road is covered with snow.
Is the lie of the land a factor that you should take into account when choosing your speed on a road?
- Not if you are driving at a speed of 60 km/h.
- No.
- Yes.
What kind of danger does the presented vertical sign warn you of?
- Strong side wind gusts.
- Strong wind gusts occuring only on the right side.
- Strong headwind gusts.
In which of these circumstances are you obliged to change from the beam headlights to low beam?
- When approaching a pedestrian going in the same direction.
- When approaching a vehicle coming from a transverse road.
- When approaching a moving vehicle in front of you and there is a possibility of blinding the driver.
What influence does driving speed have on the vehicle driver's field of vision?
- As speed increases, the field of view narrows
- As speed increases, the field of view expand
- Driving speed has no influence on the driver's field of vision
Does the transparency of windscreen have an influence on the field of vision of the driver?
- It has an effect on limiting the field of vision.
- Only in conditions of reduced air transparency.
- It has no effect on limiting the field of vision.
Which of the following road elements should you observe when driving on the highway?
- Only the traffic lane in front of your vehicle.
- The entire roadway and hard shoulder in front and behind the vehicle.
- Only your traffic lane and the right hard shoulder in front of the vehicle.
Which of the following factors may restrict the field of view of a passenger car's driver?
- Blinking his eyes during a brake in driving.
- 15 minutes of rest after two hours of driving.
- Driving when being intoxicated.
Which of the following factors may restrict the field of view of a passenger car's driver?
- The driver's seat mounted too low.
- 15 minutes of rest after two hours of driving.
- Sunglasses used on a sunny day.
What should you pay special attention to while reversing the car?
- Any objects which are around and which are approaching the car.
- That you firmly keep your hand on the gear stick.
- The positioning of the steering wheel in order to determine the driving trajectory.
When can you return to the right lane after you complete the overtaking manoeuvre on a one-way road with two lanes?
- Immediately after you can see the edge of the overtaken car in your external mirror.
- Immediately after you can see the lights of the overtaken car in the external mirror.
- After you've made sure that this will not force the driver of the overtaken car to brake or change its trajectory of driving.
How should you behave before you start overtaking in good visibility in order to ensure that you have sufficient visibility of the road?
- I must come as close as possible to the car in front of me.
- I will keep a sufficient distance from the car in front of me to allow me to watch the road.
- I will use the horn to force the driver of the car in front of me to move to the shoulder or an emergency lane.