Full ticket list

Which of the below circumstances may become the cause of collision of the vehicle from behind?

1. 1 Negligence of the driver only
2. 2 Inadequately maintained distance with the vehicle driving ahead only
3. 3 Sudden and abrupt braking of the vehicle driving ahead only
4. 4 Any of the circumstances listed in given test

“Adjacent territory” is:

1. 1 The territory, that directly surrounds the road and is not designated for through route of vehicle (yard, residential area, car park, petrol station, institution, etc.)
2. 2 Element of the road designated for motion of the vehicle without rails (other than pavements, sideways, bicycle lanes and pedestrian paths)
3. 3 Crossing, junction or branching of the roads on one level, including the territories formed after such crossing, junction or branching

“Traffic controller” is an official defined by the Georgian legislation with the right of traffic regulation, which is entitled within the scope of his/her competence to:

1. 1 Limit motion of a traffic participant, change the direction and/or stop his/her motion
2. 2 Impose administrative penalty to the violating druver only

“Lane” is:

1. 1 Any line marked or unmarked by the linear road marking from those linear lines, into which the driveway may be divided into, but which have the width sufficient for motion of the vehicles on one line, different from the motorcycles
2. 2 Constructively separated element of the road, dividing the adjacent driveways
3. 3 Total surface of road or street opened for traffic

„Maximum allowable mass“ means:

1. 1 Actual mass of the vehicle loaded during the given period of time including driver and passengers
2. 2 Maximum mass of the loaded vehicle, announced as allowable by the compertent authpority of the state, in which the vehicle is registered
3. 3 Mass of the vehicle filled with cargo and passengers and equipped, which limit is defined by the blank production plant

“Low-speed vehicle” is:

1. 1 A vehicle with or without engine, which constructive speed does not exceed 45 km/h
2. 2 Any vehicle, routing on the road no faster than 50 km/h
3. 3 Vehicle with engine, which constructive speed does not exceed 40 km/h or which is unable to exceed this speed or is prohibited from exceeding this speed for the reason not related to the traffic flows

“Railroad crossing” is:

1. 1 Junction of road and railroad or tram rails with independent plane on one level
2. 2 Junction of road and railroad or tram rails with independent plane on various levels
3. 3 Any section of railroad

In which case is it appropriate to take the person injured after an accident from the vehicle compartment?

1. 1 When the injured has lost consciousness and is not breathing and there is no pulsation on the carotid artery
2. 2 In case of lower extremity fractures of the injured
3. 3 Any time in case of loss of consciousness

“Route vehicle” means:

1. 1 Any vehicle designated for conveyance of goods and passengers
2. 2 Vehicle moving on a fixed route and designated for conveyance of passengers
3. 3 Any bus in which the number of seats, other than the driver’s seat, exceeds 16

“Braking distance” is:

1. 1 Maximum distance defined by the legislation, within which the vehicle should be stopped
2. 2 Length of the deceleration lane of the road traffic
3. 3 Distance, passed by a vehicle from braking until its full stopping

“Built-up area” means:

1. 1 Any territory inhabited with people
2. 2 Built-up territory, where special Highway Codes are applied and entry and exits of which are marked with appropriate traffic signs
3. 3 Any road designated for heavy traffic of pedestrians

Symptoms of cervical vertebra trauma without spinal cord damage of an injured after an accident are as follows:

1. 1 Injuerd person can not move upper limbs, has heavy breathing
2. 2 Injured person has pain in neck and back areas, pain is increasing during touching

„Pavement“ is:

1. 1 Path designated for pedestrian traffic and separated from road
2. 2 Element of the road, which is connected to driveway or separated from it constructively or by lawn and is designated for pedestrian traffic
3. 3 Any road designated for pedestrian traffic

If an injured gets neck or spine injury after a traffic accident or there is the doubt of its injury, following is not allowed:

1. 1 Motion of head and neck of the injured only
2. 2 Touching the wound of the injured only
3. 3 Motion of head and neck of the injured, as well as touching his/her wound and correction of bone ends and removal of foreign bodies from the injured
4. 4 Correction of bone ends and removal of foreign bodies from the injured

“Pedestrian path” means:

1. 1 Element of the road, connected to driveway and designated for pedestrian traffic
2. 2 Any section of the road designated for pedestrian traffic
3. 3 Path designated for pedestrian traffic and separated from road. The pedestrian path may be marked with appropriate traffic sign

“Limited visibility” means:

1. 1 Circumstance, in which a short turn, end of the ascent, landscaping, roadside construction or obstacles on the road, reduces visibility on the road in the traffic direction in such a way, that routing at maximum allowed speed on this road section may cause danger
2. 2 Reduction of visibility of the road while passing the tunnel, during dark hours, fog, rain and snow and other natural events in distance less than 300 meters

Which is “motor vehicle” from the below listed vehicles?

1. 1 Two wheel electric scooter
2. 2 Moped
3. 3 Tramway
4. 4 Bicycle

In which of the below-mentioned cases is a vehicle considered to be “in the international traffic” of any state:

1. 1 Only in case if it is brought in the state temporary, but no longer than the period prescribed by the laws of this state
2. 2 Only in case, if it belongs to a natural person or a legal entity, whose ordinary place of residence is outside of such state
3. 3 In any case listed in given test
4. 4 Only in case, if it is not registered in this state

“Vehicle” means:

1. 1 The equipment being into motion or designated for motion on the road, which moves using the engine or other force
2. 2 The motor equipment only, being into motion or designated for motion on the road, which is generally issued for conveyance of people or goods

“Gross mass” of the vehicle means:

1. 1 Part of the mass of the vehicle, which forms loading on the road after pulling the axis
2. 2 Mass of the equipped vehicle, crew and passengers during a given period of time
3. 3 Mass of the equipped vehicle, filled with cargo, crew and passengers, limit of which is established by the blank production plant
4. 4 Mass of the vehicle without crew, passengers and goods