23. Towing and operation of vehicle combinations
- 1Under what conditions is towing a vehicle with a defective braking system on a rigid coupling allowed?
- 2A rigid coupling must ensure a distance between vehicles of no more than:
- 3Can passengers be in a towed passenger car in the case of towing on a rigid or flexible coupling?
- 4Where must passengers be during the towing of a vehicle by the method of partial loading?
- 5During towing, by which of the methods may passengers be present in the towed vehicle?
- 6Towing is considered to be the moving of one vehicle by another that does not fall under the operation of road trains (vehicle combinations):
- 7Is towing on a flexible coupling allowed during icy conditions?
- 8By what method is towing of vehicles allowed during icy conditions?
- 9In which case is towing of two or more vehicles allowed?
- 10By what method must a vehicle with inoperative steering be towed?
- 11By what method must the towing of non-motor vehicles be carried out?
- 12Under what conditions must the towing of vehicles be carried out?
- 13What distance must be ensured between the vehicles when towing with a flexible coupling?
- 14How must a flexible coupling be marked?
- 15In the case of towing a vehicle with a flexible coupling, the following systems must be in working order in the towed vehicle:
- 16With which of the listed malfunctions is towing of vehicles by flexible coupling prohibited?
- 17With which of the malfunctions is the towing of all vehicles on a rigid coupling prohibited?
- 18Is towing of vehicles on a rigid or flexible coupling with defective steering allowed?
- 19Under which condition, during towing of a vehicle by rigid coupling, may the driver be absent in the towed vehicle?
- 20Is towing of a vehicle with a trailer allowed?