Full ticket list

“Built-up area” means:

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

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

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

„Pavement“ is:

1. 1 Path designated for pedestrian traffic and separated from road
2. 2 Any road designated for pedestrian traffic
3. 3 Element of the road, which is connected to driveway or separated from it constructively or by lawn and is 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 Touching the wound of the injured only
2. 2 Correction of bone ends and removal of foreign bodies from the injured
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 Motion of head and neck of the injured only

“Pedestrian path” means:

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

“Axial loading” means:

1. 1 Maximum mass of pressing the axis established by the blank production plant, sum of which defines the limit of vehicle gross mass
2. 2 Part of actual mass of the vehicle, that forms loading on the road after pressing the axis

“Limited visibility” means:

1. 1 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
2. 2 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

“Passenger” is:

1. 1 A person driving the vehicle directly
2. 2 A person using the rolls for motion
3. 3 A person, who is in or getting on/off the vehicle, but is not driving it

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

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

A car is:

1. 1 A car (except for a motorcycle) with a maximum authorized mass of 3500kg and with no more than eight passenger seats, excluding the driver's seat
2. 2 Automobile with a maximum authorized mass of 4500kg and with more than eight passenger seats, excluding the driver's seat., but not more than 12
3. 3 Motorcycle with maximum authorized mass of 2500 kg

“Light trailer” is:

1. 1 A trailer, which with maximum allowable mass does not exceed 750 kg
2. 2 A trailer, which gross mass does not exceed 950 kg
3. 3 A trailer, which unloaded weight does not not exceed 850 kg

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 belongs to a natural person or a legal entity, whose ordinary place of residence is outside of such state
2. 2 Only in case if it is brought in the state temporary, but no longer than the period prescribed by the laws of this 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 vehicle without crew, passengers and goods
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 equipped vehicle, crew and passengers during a given period of time

Using audible and light signals during proceeding towards other traffic participants:

1. 1 Entitles priority to the driver over those specific traffic participants, towards which these audible and light signals are used
2. 2 Does not entitle priority to the driver over operative vehicles only
3. 3 Does not entitle priority to the driver
4. 4 Entitles priority to the driver

A driver may use honk:

1. 1 For timely warning only, to avoid traffic accident
2. 2 For requesting of priority on the intersection
3. 3 In any case, at his/her own discretion

A driver may use honk:

1. 1 In any case listed in given test
2. 2 Only outside of inhabited areas, when warning of other vehicle drivers on intended overtaking is necessary
3. 3 For timely warning only, to avoid traffic accident

Before start of maneuvering, switching on the turn indicator light:

1. 1 Does not entitle priority to the driver over the operative vehicles only
2. 2 Entitles priority to the driver
3. 3 Does not entitle priority to the driver and does not release from obligation of observation of the necessary measures of care

Duration of honk given by a driver should be:

1. 1 No longer than 5 seconds
2. 2 No longer than 3 seconds
3. 3 No longer than needed

While routing in inhabited area during a daytime, a driver may use the following for warning other driver about intended overtaking:

1. 1 Periodical short-time alteration of beams
2. 2 Honk
3. 3 Hazard lights
4. 4 Multiple changing of low beam with two beams