Transporting Exam 1

Transport of People and Goods – Video Explanation

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Are you allowed to place goods on the roadway during loading and unloading?

A) Not on the roadway, but on the shoulder and pedestrian areas you can.

B) Yes.

C) No, as a general rule.

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If for any reason you had to do the unloading operation of your vehicle in the public road, how would you have to do it?

A) By unloading as soon as possible, avoiding unnecessary noise and inconvenience.

B) Under no circumstances should the unloading operation be done in the road.

C) Placing the goods on the sidewalk or in the nearest pedestrian area.

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When loading and unloading…

A) Goods may be placed on the road and the footpath.

B) Goods may not be placed in the public thoroughfare.

C) Goods may be placed on the footpath but not on the road.

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Loading a vehicle with more weight than authorized…

A) Only affects the tires, so pressure must be increased.

B) Affects acceleration, braking, and the stability of the vehicle.

C) Does not affect road safety at all.

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You are unloading the goods transported in your vehicle. Can you place them on the sidewalk?

A) Yes, provided no pedestrians are passing by.

B) No.

C) No, except if you put up a signal so there is no danger to pedestrians.

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Are you permitted to stop or park in an area meant for loading and unloading?

A) No, neither stopping nor parking.

B) You are only allowed to stop.

C) Only trucks can park.

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How far may a one-piece load overhang on a goods transport vehicle of more than 5 metres?

A) 15% of the length of the vehicle, in front and behind.

B) 3 metres in front and 2 metres behind.

C) 2 metres in front and 3 metres behind.

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On a motorcycle, how much can the transported object protrude longitudinally?

A) It can't; motorcycles can't have overhanging loads.

B) Up to 0.25 meters, both in front and in back.

C) Nothing in front and up to 0.25 meters behind.

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How far may a one-piece load overhang on a goods transport vehicle of more than 5 metres?

A) 15% of the length of the vehicle, in front and behind.

B) 3 metres in front and 2 metres behind.

C) 2 metres in front and 3 metres behind.

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Special transport vehicles or those acting in special transport arrangements, in case of failure of the V-2 light signal…

A) They are prohibited from driving.

B) They can only drive with the low beams on.

C) The low-beam headlights should be turned on along with the emergency signal.

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May goods being unloaded from a vehicle be placed on the footpath?

A) No, unless the area is designated, to avoid danger to pedestrians.

B) Yes, if there are no pedestrians.

C) No.

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What safety devices must children less than 1.35 m tall use?

A) A device adapted to their size and weight.

B) A standard seatbelt.

C) A standard seatbelt or a device adapted to their size and weight.

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In a 5-seater car, driver included, how many children can travel in it?

A) 6 children maximum.

B) 5 children maximum.

C) 4 children, if it has adapted safety devices.

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Are distributors of goods exempt from using seat belts?

A) No, never.

B) Yes, on roads inside a town when they are doing frequent loading and unloading operations.

C) Yes, on every road when performing loading and unloading operations at close distance from each other.

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The submarine effect occurs…

A) When the body slips under the abdominal strap because the seat belt does not restrain it correctly.

B) When you wear the seat belt too tight.

C) When the head rest is not adjusted correctly.

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How must materials which produce dust or may fall be carried?

A) In totally-sealed vehicles.

B) In small containers.

C) Totally and effectively covered.

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Materials that produce dust or may fall must be transported…

A) In small containers.

B) Completely and effectively covered.

C) In totally closed vehicles.

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How should a child restraint device be chosen?

A) According to age.

B) According to the child's weight.

C) The largest one, so that it can be used longer.

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May a motor car load overhang behind?

A) Yes, up to 15% of the vehicle length.

B) No.

C) Yes, up to 1/3 of the vehicle length.

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This panel should be placed…

A) On the back of vehicles used exclusively for freight.

B) On the back side of a load which protrudes from any vehicle, up to 10% of the vehicle's length.

C) Front and rear in vehicles used exclusively for freight.

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How much can an indivisible load overhang from the back of a passenger car?

A) 15% of the length of the vehicle.

B) 1/3 of the length of the vehicle.

C) 20% of the length of the vehicle.

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At night, a load that overhangs from behind should be signalled with a reflective panel and…

A) A red light.

B) A yellow or white light.

C) Two yellow lights.

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Where must a vehicle be loaded and unloaded?

A) On the side of the vehicle which is easiest.

B) Always on the shoulder.

C) In general off the road.

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What is the maximum permitted height for a vehicle with a load?

A) As a general rule, 4 metres.

B) 2.5 metres.

C) 3 metres.

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Is the cargo of a passenger car allowed to protrude from the sides?

کیا مسافر کار کے کارگو کو سائیڈ سے باہر نکلنے کی اجازت ہے؟

A) No. نہیں

B) Yes, as long as it doesn't compromise the stability of the vehicle. جی ہاں ، جب تک کہ یہ گاڑی کی مضبوطی پہ سمجھوتہ نہ کرے

C) Yes, signalled with a panel of red and white stripes. جی ہاں ، سرخ اور سفید لکیروں کے پینل کے ساتھ اشارہ کر کے

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You are driving a cargo vehicle on a road in town. Under what circumstances can you drive without the seat belt?

A) You cannot drive without a seat belt under any circumstances.

B) You can drive without a seat belt under any circumstances whenever in town.

C) When doing repetitive loading and unloading of goods at locations within a short distance.

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The braking distance of a loaded vehicle is…

A) Shorter than when traveling unloaded.

B) Greater than when traveling unloaded.

C) The same as when traveling unloaded.

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What kind of security features should a traveller use when the person is between 135 and 150 cm tall?

A) The approved restraint systems or seat belt.

B) Only the restraint systems.

C) Only the seat belt.

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Is a driver of a passenger car required to mark a load that protrudes from behind when traveling during the day?

A) Yes, using red cloth.

B) Yes, it must be signaled with a regulation panel.

C) No, it is only mandatory for trucks.

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