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What users have to undergo blood alcohol testing?

Users of vehicles who are asked at preventive check points.

Any user of the road even if they're not involved in an accident.

Only drivers of automobiles and motorcycles.

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The probability of a fatal accident is much higher in…

A four-wheeled vehicle than in a two-wheeled vehicle.

A two-wheeled vehicle than in a car.

A car than in a two-wheeled vehicle.

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Braking distance can be affected by…

The vehicle having disc brakes.

The presence of snow on the road.

Only speed.

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Is overtaking permitted in a tunnel with more than one lane in the direction of travel?

Only to overtake trucks and buses.

No, overtaking is not permitted in tunnels.

Yes.

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Which pedestrian infractions usually result in them being hit?

Failure to use pedestrian crossings.

Crossing on a flashing yellow traffic light.

Crossing slowly.

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As a general rule, it is forbidden to make a U-turn when…

It is impossible to go forward.

It is forbidden to overtake, unless the U-turn is authorized.

In the case of a roundabout.

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If you are parked on an ascending slope, you must…

Leave first gear on when the vehicle has a gearbox.

Brace the back wheel against the sidewalk.

Leave the reverse gear activated.

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Which is the most frequent type of accident involving motorcyclists?

They run off the road.

They are knocked down by another vehicle.

A collision with another vehicle.

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In order to know the date for the first ITV test (roadworthiness test), the age of a vehicle starts from?

The date of the manufacturer's first roadworthiness test.

The date of the first registration.

The date the vehicle was bought.

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On an interurban road, can a moped overtake an agricultural tractor travelling on the hard shoulder?

Yes, as long as the parallel route does not exceed 200 meters or 15 seconds.

No, vehicles traveling on the hard shoulder cannot overtake each other.

Yes, but only during the day.

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Among other places, where is it prohibited to park in urban areas?

On qualified roads with priority attention.

On curves and elevation changes.

On sidewalks and walkways.

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When using a motorway, is it allowed to drive on the diagonally striped area?

Yes, to shorten the duration of the manoeuvre.

No, it is forbidden.

Yes, as long as the right speed for merging into traffic has been reached at this point.

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Is it allowed to continue driving in the left lane if you’re planning on overtaking again?

Yes, if there aren't any vehicles behind that are traveling faster.

No, it is mandatory to go back to the right lane.

Yes, as long as the driver travels at the speed limit.

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Navigation systems may be a great aid to drivers…

Because they reduce the causes of distraction and provide important information.

But may also be a major source of distraction.

Only if attention is paid to the voice instructions and the map on the display is watched.

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In a construction area where there is a narrowing of the road, which vehicle has the right of way if there is no sign to regulate it?

The one which does not have to change lanes to enter the narrowing.

The one that entered first.

The one with the narrowing on their right.

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A flashing traffic light with one or two alternately flashing red lights temporarily prohibits…

Temporarily no entry.

Continue, with care.

Slow down before continuing.

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How far may a vehicle reverse out of a dead-end street?

A maximum of 15 m.

The necessary minimum.

Reversing is always prohibited.

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What is reaction distance?

The distance travelled between starting to brake and stopping the vehicle.

The distance which must be allowed to the vehicle in front.

The distance a vehicle travels during reaction time.

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Must you signal somehow whenever you do a stopping manoeuvre?

No, it is not required.

Yes, with the position lights or parking light.

Yes, with the direction indicator on the side where you will stop.

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On which of the following types of roads is it prohibited to do a reversing manoeuvre?

Roads reserved for vehicles.

Motorways and dual carriageways.

It is prohibited on all types of roads.

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Does alcohol alter the possibility of a driver being blinded by glare?

It increases its possibility.

No, never.

It decreases its possibility.

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Do these road markings permit stopping?

No, stopping and parking are prohibited.

Yes.

Yes, stopping and parking are allowed.

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What can happen to a driver traveling at an improper speed?

Not being able to control their vehicle in an emergency situation.

Their reaction time decreases.

Being able to control their vehicle better in an emergency situation.

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Can the reaction distance of a driver under the effects of alcohol increase?

No, because the vehicle always travels the same number of meters.

No, because it does not change the reaction time.

Yes, because the reaction time is increased.

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What is abnormally slow speed for a car on a conventional road with no shoulders?

60 km/h.

Less than 45 km/h.

45 km/h.

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On an urban one-way street, it is allowed to park on the…

Right or left side, off the road or the shoulder.

Right or left side.

Right side.

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When leaving a dual carriageway, you must…

Reduce speed to 60 kilometers per hour.

Change to the lane nearest to the exit and enter the deceleration lane as soon as possible.

Stay in your lane until the exit.

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What is the danger in braking on a wet road surface?

There is no danger.

The wheels may lock, causing the vehicle to skid.

The tyres are worn.

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In the middle of the road there is a double continuous line. What does the line indicate?

The road is dangerous.

There is a special lane.

You cannot cross the line nor drive over it.

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It is night time. Which lights must you switch on now in this stretch of road?

Position lights only.

High-beam headlights.

Dipped or low-beam headlights.

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