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In inhabited area, time required for covering the distance between vehicles proceeding one after another on ice-covered road must be:

1. 1 No less than 6 seconds
2. 2 No more than 2 seconds
3. 3 No less than 4 seconds
4. 4 No less than 9 seconds

In uninhabited area, time required for covering the distance between vehicles proceeding one after another on ice-covered road must be:

1. 1 Less than 12 seconds
2. 2 No less than 6 seconds
3. 3 No more than 4 seconds
4. 4 No less than 9 seconds

While driving on the road with wet surface, a driver must take into account, that:

1. 1 Using of hard breaks in turning or/and entry at high speed may cause losing of control over vehicle
2. 2 In order to avoid danger of slipping of the vehicle while entering the turning, speed shall be reduced using hard brakes
3. 3 Hard braking reduces chance of slipping of the vehicle

Danger of slipping of the vehicle is higher:

1. 1 After the rain has stopped
2. 2 When it first starts to rain
3. 3 During rain, in 30 minutes after its beginning

While driving in rainy weather, a driver shall pay special attention to:

1. 1 Towards low-speed vehicles
2. 2 Cargo vehicle, as danger of falling of cargo from the body of the vehicle is high
3. 3 Pedestrians, as dangerous situations may occur due to possible speed of pedestrians

What is the age limit below which leaving of a child unattended is prohibited in the parked vehicle?

1. 1 Under 6 years
2. 2 Under 12 years
3. 3 Under 9 years
4. 4 Under 7 years

In case of extremities injury after an accident, tourniquet for stopping arterial bleeding should be put on:

1. 1 Below the site
2. 2 On the site
3. 3 Above the site

If material for making first-aid strip in case of leg-bone fracture after an accident is unavailable, it is essential to:

1. 1 Tighten injured and healthy legs firmly together with bandage and put soft cloth between the legs
2. 2 Apply the bandage on the whole leg

If a driver is performing swerving for entry to the road, at the entrance of which crosswalk is located, he/she shall carry out swerving:

1. 1 At high speed only, in order to pass above section of the road in due time
2. 2 At any speed, as he/she takes priority over the pedestrians entered or entering the crossing
3. 3 At low speed only, in case of necessity to stop and give the way to the pedestrians entered or entering the crossing

If traffic of the vehicles on the road with crosswalk is regulated by a traffic controller, on traffic restriction signal the drivers must stop:

1. 1 In front of crosswalk or lateral marking posted before it
2. 2 On reverse traffic lane
3. 3 In front of the traffic controller

If traffic of the vehicles is regulated by neither traffic lights nor traffic controller, on approaching the crosswalk the driver shall:

1. 1 Has the right to pass the crosswalk at any speed as the one having the priority over the pedestrians
2. 2 Give honk and pass the crosswalk without having stopped
3. 3 Reduce the speed appropriately, in order not to endanger the pedestrians entered or entering this crossing and in case of necessirty to stop and give way to the pedestrians

The drivers, intending to drive around the route vehicle at the properly marked stop from the appropriate side of the traffic direction, shall:

1. 1 Decrease speed and in case of necessity stop, in order to provide chance of safe pick up or drop off the passengers by the public transport
2. 2 Increase the speed, in order to pass quickly and not to impede the process of the passenger pick up and drop off by the public transport
3. 3 Stop at the sideway and not to move until proceeding of the public transport

Prior to entering crosswalk, a driver shall make sure that:

1. 1 There is no incoming vehicle on the crossing
2. 2 The crossing surface is not covered with ice
3. 3 Not to become obliged to stop on it

Priority means:

1. 1 A traffic participant is obliged not to perform maneuvering, if this forces other traffic participants to change speed and direction suddenly
2. 2 The right of a traffic participant, to be the first to drive towards intended direction compared with other traffic participants

“Road-train” means:

1. 1 Combination of a bus with a trailer(s) with maximum allowable mass more than 1200 kg
2. 2 Combination of a motor car with a trailer(s) with maximum allowable mass more than 750 kg
3. 3 Combination of a lorry with a trailer(s) with maximum allowable mass more than 750 kg

“Hauler” means:

1. 1 Specialized vehicle, designated for conveyance of car and light wheel tractor
2. 2 Any mechanical vehicle with maximum allowable mass more than 12 000 kg designated for exploitation together with a trailer
3. 3 Lorry used for conveyance fo dangerous cargo

“Insufficient visibility” means reduction of visibility on the road during passing the tunnel, in dark hours, fog, rain and snow and other natural events:

1. 1 At a distance less than 300 meters
2. 2 At a distance less than 600 meters
3. 3 At a distance less than 500 meters

“Lane line” means:

1. 1 Constructively separated element of the road, dividing adjacent driveways and not designated for motion of the vehicles without rails
2. 2 Any line marked or unmarked by the linear road marking from those linear lines, which may be the driveway
3. 3 Part of the road, used for motion of the vehicles without rails

“Overtaking” means:

1. 1 Faster motion of the vehicle in the concurrent traffic lanes than the vehicles moving in the lines adjacent to the edges of driveway
2. 2 Driving round one or several oncoming vehicles in neigbour traffic lane
3. 3 Overtaking one or several preceding vehicles driving in the same direction in the same lane, by leaving the taken lane

“Stopping” means:

1. 1 Deliberate termination of motion of the vehicle for 5 minutes or more, if this is necessary for passenger pick up and drop off or loading-unloading of the vehicles
2. 2 Deliberate termination of motion of the vehicle because of orders of technical devices organizing traffic or the traffic controller
3. 3 Deliberate termination of motion of the vehicle in vehicle current