Theory Exam - Meteoria

1. How would you (vehicle no. 3) conduct yourself in the following turn?

Give right of way to the green vehicle (1).
Drive, you have right of way in the intersection (3).
Give right of way to the red vehicle (2).
Give right of way to both vehicles (1, 2).

2. What is the meaning of the following traffic sign?

Entrance to a one-way street.
Freeway ahead.
Follow the direction of the arrow. No entry for bicycles.
One-lane roadway ahead.

3. When you use the vehicle’s horn for signaling:

The signal shall be given at a fast and unchanging pace.
You are lawfully required to honk at least three times.
The signal should not be longer than needed.
The signal shall be given in a long and continuous manner.

4. The following picture shows a pavement. Which of the following sentences is correct?

Motorcycles are permitted to use the pavement instead of the road.
The pavement is designed for pedestrians only.
Private passenger vehicles are always permitted to park temporarily on the pavement, when there is no parking space on the road.
Bicyclists are permitted to ride on the pavement as well.

5. What is the driver required to check before starting to drive?

That none of the dashboard’s (control panel)warning lights are turned on.
Engine air pressure, cleanliness of windshields and proper function of the air-conditioning system.
The driver is only supposed to drive the vehicle. All checks should be performed in a garage only.
Level of windshield cleaning fluid and proper function of the lighting system only.

6. You are driving vehicle no. 3. According to the rules of giving right-of-way, in what order should the vehicles enter the intersection?

The cyclist (2), the blue vehicle (1), the vehicle you are driving (3).
The vehicle you are driving (3), the motorcyclist (2), the blue vehicle (1).
The vehicle that continues driving straight will go first into the intersection.
The blue vehicle (1), the motorcyclist (2), the vehicle you are driving (3).

7. What are the vehicle’s control systems?

Brakes, steering and accelerator.
Braking, steering and sound.
Steering, acceleration and air-conditioning.
Braking, steering and air-conditioning.

8. What is the maximum allowed speed for a utility vehicle?

40 Km/h
70 Km/h
50 Km/h on an urban road
60 Km/h on a freeway

9. Is it permitted to load or unload passengers on a freeway (motorway)?

Only in day light.
Only for a public vehicle.
Yes, provided that the road edges are wide.
It is absolutely forbidden.

10. When may a driver be in possession of only photocopies of his original vehicle documents?

Only a vehicle transport company is allowed to hold a photocopy of the vehicle registration
It is only permitted when the vehicle is owned by a corporation, and the photocopied documents’ validity is authorized by the safety officer’s signature and stamp on them.
When the vehicle is owned by a private person, and the photocopy is certified by the vehicle owner’s signature
Never. The driver must always be in possession of the original documents

11. What is the duty of a driver after sensing that some of the freight he is carrying had fallen-onto the roadway

Inform about it to the police. The municipality or the Public Works Department is responsible to clear it away.
Inform the insurance company.
Inform the police and the insurance company.
Stop immediately, and make sure that the falling freight is cleared away immediately.

12. The lawful “point system for traffic offenses” is:

A system for issuing demerit points to drivers who are convicted of committing traffic offences once every five years.
A system for issuing demerit points to drivers who were convicted of committing offences against the traffic regulations.
A system through which courts are notified about vehicle improper functioning.
A system for registering convictions in criminal offences.

13. What type of insurance covers the damage that is caused to other vehicles?

Directors insurance.
Third party insurance.
Fire insurance.
Obligatory insurance.

14. What is the correct way for changing lanes?

Lane change should be done in two stages: First deviating and then signaling with the hand.
Lane change should be done in two stages: First deviating and then communicating with the other drivers.
You should pass to the other lane through the shortest diagonal distance and as quickly as possible.
First perform a check and glance at the mirrors, then check the lane you want to pass to, verify that you can pass to it and then deviate moderately (diagonally) to the other lane.

15. The following illustration shows an intersection with traffic signs. What is the correct manner of making a turn from street A to street B?

From lane 2 to lane 4.
From lane 2 to lane 3 or to lane 4.
From lane 1 to lane 4.
From lane 1 to lane 3 or to lane 4.

16. Driving on a wet road creates:

A danger of skidding and turning-over, as speed increases
A danger of sliding and rolling-over, which can be prevented by driving faster.
A longer response distance.
Vehicle roll-over due to slow speed.

17. What are the vehicle's “emergency lights”?

The simultaneous flashing of all the vehicle’s indicators.
Warning light placed on the vehicle’s roof.
Warning triangle with lights on it.
Additional brake light at the height of the window.

18. The following illustration shows an intersection with traffic signs. What is the correct manner of making a turn from street C to street A?

From lane 5 to lane 3.
From lane 5 to lane 4.
From lane 6 to lane 4.
From lane 5 to lane 3 or to lane 4.

19. Who is required to have a carrier license?

Any provider of transportation services on a commercial vehicle weighing 8,000 kg or less.
Anyone owning more than five passenger transportation vehicles.
Any commercial vehicle.
Any provider of transport services on a commercial vehicle with an all up weight of 10,000 kg or more.

20. Is it permitted to park a vehicle within an intersection?

It is permitted to park two-wheelers only.
Yes, in an intersection of two lanes or more.
No, unless parking is permitted by a traffic sign.
It is permitted for no more than 5 minutes.

21. “Drinking a large quantity of alcohol disrupts the driver’s peripheral vision and field of vision”: Correct or incorrect?

Incorrect.
Correct.
Correct, but it depends on the type of vehicle driven.
It is correct for young drivers only.

22. What is the risk in braking while being forced to pull onto the “hard shoulder”?

The Vehicle may spin as a result of braking on different types of road surfaces that have different grades of friction.
Loss of steering ability as a result of excessive air pressure in the tires.
Loss of steering ability as a result of excessive brake use.
Vehicle spinning, because its front wheels become locked.

23. What are you required to do according to the following road sign?

Continue driving, pay attention to vehicles merging from your left.
Change lane and allow approaching vehicles from the right to merge.
Give right-of-way to vehicles merging from your right.
Slow down and give right-of-way to vehicles merging from your right.

24. What danger might be caused due to low air pressure in one of the front wheels?

The steering wheel might be pulled to the direction of the wheel with the higher air pressure.
There is no danger, as long as the pressure level is at least half of the required pressure.
There is no risk. The air pressure in the front wheels is of no importance.
The steering wheel might be pulled to the direction of the wheel with the lower air pressure.

25. Is it permitted to use any means of visual display, which can be viewed by the driver, other than the vehicle’s G.P.S control and navigation display?

Yes, to relax the driver and passengers.
Yes, provided that the driver wears safety goggles.
It is prohibited for as long as the vehicle is moving..
It is prohibited, even if the vehicle is parked.

26. How should oversize freight be marked from the vehicle’s front or rear sides?

It is not obligatory to mark oversize freight from the vehicle’s front, and the oversize freight from the rear shall be marked with a glittering red triangle.
Oversize freight from the vehicle’s front or rear that exceeds by more than 150cm should be marked with 2 glittering red triangles from each side.
The freight shall be marked from its front with a red triangle, and from its rear with a white triangle.
The freight shall be marked from its front with white light reflecting triangle, and from its rear with a white triangle with red light-reflecting margins.

27. The danger of skidding on a wet road is greater:

The deeper are the grooves in the tires.
The more worn-out are the tires.
The higher is the tire air pressure.
The heavier is the vehicle.

28. Is it permitted, in an urban road, to stop, stand or park a vehicle on the roadway or on the hard shoulder?

It is prohibited in any case to park on the hard shoulder.
Yes, provided that the vehicle remains under supervision.
Yes, when it is not prohibited by law or by any road sign, and when traffic is not disturbed.
Yes, always.

29. What is the meaning of the following traffic signs?

You are merging with a roadway from the left. Give right-of-way and don’t turn left.
T-Intersection. It is allowed to turn to the side road.
Dead-end road ahead. Entry to this road is forbidden.
It is always required to make a complete stop and give right-of-way to merging traffic from the right.

30. If a vehicle is lawfully photographed while committing an offence, who of the following is held responsible for the offense?

The driver’s employer.
The driver and the passenger besides him.
The vehicle’s owner, unless he proves that the vehicle was driven by another person and he identifies this person.
It is not important. The main thing is to have the fine paid.

Theory Exam - Trucks Exam (C1)

1. How would you (vehicle no. 3) conduct yourself in the following turn?

2. What is the meaning of the following traffic sign?

3. When you use the vehicle’s horn for signaling:

4. The following picture shows a pavement. Which of the following sentences is correct?

5. What is the driver required to check before starting to drive?

6. You are driving vehicle no. 3. According to the rules of giving right-of-way, in what order should the vehicles enter the intersection?

7. What are the vehicle’s control systems?

8. What is the maximum allowed speed for a utility vehicle?

9. Is it permitted to load or unload passengers on a freeway (motorway)?

10. When may a driver be in possession of only photocopies of his original vehicle documents?

11. What is the duty of a driver after sensing that some of the freight he is carrying had fallen-onto the roadway

12. The lawful “point system for traffic offenses” is:

13. What type of insurance covers the damage that is caused to other vehicles?

14. What is the correct way for changing lanes?

15. The following illustration shows an intersection with traffic signs. What is the correct manner of making a turn from street A to street B?

16. Driving on a wet road creates:

17. What are the vehicle's “emergency lights”?

18. The following illustration shows an intersection with traffic signs. What is the correct manner of making a turn from street C to street A?

19. Who is required to have a carrier license?

20. Is it permitted to park a vehicle within an intersection?

21. “Drinking a large quantity of alcohol disrupts the driver’s peripheral vision and field of vision”: Correct or incorrect?

22. What is the risk in braking while being forced to pull onto the “hard shoulder”?

23. What are you required to do according to the following road sign?

24. What danger might be caused due to low air pressure in one of the front wheels?

25. Is it permitted to use any means of visual display, which can be viewed by the driver, other than the vehicle’s G.P.S control and navigation display?

26. How should oversize freight be marked from the vehicle’s front or rear sides?

27. The danger of skidding on a wet road is greater:

28. Is it permitted, in an urban road, to stop, stand or park a vehicle on the roadway or on the hard shoulder?

29. What is the meaning of the following traffic signs?

30. If a vehicle is lawfully photographed while committing an offence, who of the following is held responsible for the offense?