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35. Fundamentals of safe driving

171 questions

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  1. 1While awaiting the traffic-light signal that permits travel, it is necessary to:
  2. 2A safe following distance when travelling on a dry road in a passenger car can be considered the distance that the car will cover in no less than:
  3. 3A reduction of the vehicle’s braking distance is achieved by:
  4. 4While travelling in conditions of poor visibility, you must choose a speed based on the fact that the stopping distance must be:
  5. 5What is meant by the driver’s reaction time?
  6. 6In which cases should the lateral clearance be increased?
  7. 7Over deep snow on an unpaved road, one should travel:
  8. 8Does the anti-lock braking system eliminate the possibility of skidding or drifting when going through a turn?
  9. 9While travelling straight at a speed of 50 km/h, you suddenly hit a small slippery section of road. What should be done?
  10. 10Turning on which exterior lighting devices will provide you the best visibility of the road while travelling at night in heavy of a snowstorm?
  11. 11In which of the listed cases should the driver assess the situation behind?
  12. 12Where must the sole of the driver’s left foot be positioned when operating a car with a manual transmission (with the clutch engaged)?
  13. 13If you get behind the wheel of a car after another driver, what must the sequence of your actions be?
  14. 14Where will you find the data on the permissible mass of a trailer equipped with brakes for your passenger car?
  15. 15While driving through a tunnel, you are approaching the end of a traffic jam. How should you act?
  16. 16You want to pass cyclists. What must you take into account when estimating the lateral clearance?
  17. 17You want to cross the major road. Visibility in both directions is severely limited by parked vehicles. How will you act?
  18. 18A safe following distance between passenger cars that are travelling at a speed of 50 km per hour on dry asphalt, can be considered:
  19. 19How is the speed of his car perceived by the driver in the case of prolonged travel on a level road at high speed?
  20. 20While travelling in which car can increasing speed help eliminate a skid of the rear axle?
  21. 21What must a driver do to quickly restore the effectiveness of the brakes after passing through a water obstacle?
  22. 22When braking with the engine on a steep descent, the driver must select a gear based on the conditions:
  23. 23How should the driver act in the event of a loss of wheel grip with the road due to the formation of a 'water wedge'?
  24. 24What is dangerous about prolonged braking with the clutch (gear) disengaged on a steep descent?
  25. 25While travelling in fog conditions, the distance to objects appears:
  26. 26What is meant by stopping distance?
  27. 27Which criteria must drivers follow when selecting speed in accordance with the visibility in the direction of travel?
  28. 28In which case is a passenger car more resistant to rollover on a turn?
  29. 29What should a driver do to prevent a skid from occurring when passing through a sharp turn?
  30. 30At what moment should the parking brake be gradually released when starting to move on an uphill grade?
  31. 31While travelling on which section of the road is the effect of a strong crosswind most dangerous?
  32. 32Does the choice of lateral clearance depend on the travel speed?
  33. 33How does the driver’s field of vision change as travel speed increases?
  34. 34Which driving style will ensure the lowest fuel consumption?
  35. 35How does the braking distance of a passenger car change while travelling with a trailer not equipped with a braking system?
  36. 36How should the driver act if it has begun to drizzle while travelling on a dry road with asphalt-concrete pavement?
  37. 37To stop a skid caused by braking, the driver must first of all:
  38. 38During hours of darkness and in overcast weather, the speed of an oncoming car appears to be:
  39. 39The braking distance is considered to be:
  40. 40Sharp braking during icy conditions may increase the risk getting into a traffic crash?
  41. 41Do you need to clear the snow off the roof of the car before starting to drive in winter?
  42. 42If an urgent need arises to make a trip during a snowfall, what is the driver recommended to have with them?
  43. 43Does driving at night require greater focus and concentration of attention from the driver than driving during the daytime?
  44. 44For drivers with more than 2 years of driving experience, is the maximum permissible dose of alcohol in the blood 0.3 per mille?
  45. 45Is it safe for the driver of the car to travel in this case?
  46. 46Is driving at night safer than driving during the daytime because there is a relatively small number of cars on the road?
  47. 47The distance to an oncoming car in fog always seems greater, and the speed lower, than in reality:
  48. 48Before setting out on a trip at night, particular attention should be paid to:
  49. 49To begin travelling in winter, it is sufficient to clean the car’s windscreen:
  50. 50While travelling in winter, all of the driver’s movements must be as smooth as possible:
  51. 51You may give an audible warning signal in a built-up area at any time if you consider it necessary:
  52. 52Must you finish giving the signal with the direction indicator directly during the execution of the turn manoeuvre?
  53. 53Why is it dangerous to leave the roof of a car not cleared of snow in winter?
  54. 54The higher the travel speed, the greater the following distance to the vehicle travelling ahead must be?
  55. 55Do you agree that when speed is doubled, the braking distance increases approximately fourfold:
  56. 56For the purpose of safely operating the vehicle, the driver must anticipate changes in the road situation:
  57. 57The permitted level of alcohol in a driver’s blood in Ukraine must not exceed:
  58. 58Drivers with more than 10 years of driving experience may use a phone while travelling, holding it in their hand:
  59. 59How must you act if you encounter an aggressive driving style from drivers travelling ahead?
  60. 60Is this car travelling in reverse?
  61. 61A wild animal has suddenly appeared on the road; your actions:
  62. 62If, because of a heavy downpour within a built-up area, you cannot continue travelling, it is necessary to:
  63. 63May one sharply increase speed while travelling in rainy weather?
  64. 64Do you need to reduce speed before and after passing this road sign?
  65. 65You are approaching an intersection; your actions:
  66. 66You have set out on a rather long trip. After some time, you begin to feel fatigue. What should you do?
  67. 67If you feel severe fatigue at the wheel, you:
  68. 68What is the best way to avoid hitting other vehicles, people, or animals when entering the carriageway from the shoulder?
  69. 69If you have recently obtained the right to operate a vehicle and driving at night causes you fear or uncertainty, it is best to:
  70. 70During long trips, the best way to prevent drowsiness is:
  71. 71Seat belts are the most effective means of preventing injury to the driver and passengers:
  72. 72In which case is giving an audible warning signal appropriate while travelling in a built-up area:
  73. 73If a vehicle with its high-beam headlights on is approaching you, you must:
  74. 74Proper adjustment of the head restraints can significantly reduce the risk of injury:
  75. 75What do white or clear lights at the rear of a car mean:
  76. 76Insufficient tyre pressure increases the car’s braking distance:
  77. 77Insufficient tyre pressure promotes fuel economy:
  78. 78The greatest danger of large-size vehicles is that they:
  79. 79When another car has begun a lane-change manoeuvre into your lane from the lane to the right, your actions:
  80. 80If the driver of the white car has abruptly begun a lane-change manoeuvre into your lane from the lane on the left, your actions:
  81. 81What is the best way to make sure that there are no vehicles or cyclists in your blind spot?
  82. 82During a collision, your head and chest are held back from striking the dashboard or the windscreen by:
  83. 83Checking your "blind spots" is especially important:
  84. 84Pedestrians must refrain from crossing the carriageway if a vehicle with flashing beacons is approaching:
  85. 85What should be done if, while travelling at night, an oncoming car is travelling with its high-beam headlights on and is blinding you?
  86. 86If there is an oncoming vehicle in your lane, is it allowed to give an audible warning signal in a built-up area?
  87. 87Using the air conditioner while the vehicle is in motion affects the operation of the car, specifically:
  88. 88Does the use of the air conditioner while the car is travelling affect fuel consumption?
  89. 89For the purpose of properly anticipating the road situation and safe further travel, you must distribute more of your attention and gaze on:
  90. 90Are you allowed to overtake in this road situation?
  91. 91A child should be seated in the car from the side of:
  92. 92In this case, do you need to reduce speed?
  93. 93In this case, did the driver correctly adjust the position of the seat and the steering wheel before starting to drive?
  94. 94Is the driver’s seating comfortable and correct?
  95. 95Is it necessary to increase the power of the windscreen wiper when passing a truck during light rain?
  96. 96The zone of potential danger for you, as the driver of this vehicle, is:
  97. 97Is a seat belt mandatory for pregnant women?
  98. 98The driver of a vehicle, when approaching pedestrians who are crossing the motor road outside an at-grade pedestrian crossing, must:
  99. 99In wet weather or rain, the vehicle’s braking distance increases:
  100. 100The driver of the truck began to move without taking the road situation into account; you must:
  101. 101In this case, do you need to reduce speed or stop if you are travelling straight ahead along the major road:
  102. 102While travelling, the driver of a vehicle is allowed to use his smartphone for navigation (GPS):
  103. 103For the boarding (dropping off) of passengers, the driver of a vehicle must:
  104. 104In this case, did the driver of the vehicle correctly fasten the seat belt?
  105. 105In the situation shown, as you approach the intersection, you must:
  106. 106Can a seat belt effectively work to protect a passenger who is lying down?
  107. 107If, during a long trip, a need arises to change the driver, it is necessary to adjust, among other things:
  108. 108How should the driver of a vehicle act in the event of being blinded by sunlight?
  109. 109In the event of a crash, will this driver be protected by the seat belt?
  110. 110Will a lengthy conversation between the passenger and the driver interfere with the driver’s operation of the vehicle?
  111. 111When approaching an intersection where the traffic light operates in the flashing yellow signal mode, the driver of a passenger car must:
  112. 112The braking distance changes depending on:
  113. 113Fuel consumption depends on:
  114. 114Can maintaining a safe following distance help prevent a collision without performing any manoeuvres?
  115. 115You have stopped at the demand of a police officer. Will you turn on the hazard warning lights?
  116. 116The driver who intends to overtake you previously hindered you from making a overtake. In this case, you:
  117. 117Must a person learning to drive have with them a medical certificate of the established form?
  118. 118While travelling in a built-up area, you see the driver travelling ahead create a hazardous situation. In order to prevent a traffic crash, you may give an audible warning signal:
  119. 119As you get into the car, you suddenly feel dizziness and severe fatigue. The trip to the destination will take no more than 10 min. You:
  120. 120After taking a sedative medication, you felt dizziness and reduced attention. In such a case, it is allowed to operate a vehicle on the condition:
  121. 121A person who has not reached the age of 18 may obtain the right to drive a category B vehicle, provided that:
  122. 122From which of these vehicles may a passenger exit before the moment of a complete stop?
  123. 123When passing by a school, what must be done first?
  124. 124Consuming even a small dose of alcohol:
  125. 125Crashes caused by drivers in a state of alcohol intoxication, as a rule, have:
  126. 126To operate a vehicle safely, you need to concentrate and be able to keep track of everything happening on the road. To do this, you need to:
  127. 127When approaching a sharp turn, you have noticed traces of gravel on the road. You should:
  128. 128If you notice a horseback rider on the road, you should:
  129. 129A friend lends you a vehicle that holds ten people including the driver. Is a category B driver’s licence sufficient for you to operate such a vehicle?
  130. 130While travelling in a traffic jam, you slow down as you approach a cyclist. The drivers behind are honking, demanding that you travel faster and pass the cyclist. Your actions:
  131. 131When opening the vehicle’s door on the carriageway side, what should you pay attention to?
  132. 132When passing next to children playing near the edge of the road, you should:
  133. 133When you see children on the road or next to it:
  134. 134When travelling through areas with a large number of pedestrians, the driver must:
  135. 135When you see elderly people on the road or near it, you need to:
  136. 136If you notice a pedestrian with signs of alcohol intoxication travelling along the edge of the carriageway, it is necessary to:
  137. 137When approaching a pedestrian crossing at which there are no pedestrians, you:
  138. 138When passing by parked vehicles, it is necessary to:
  139. 139While travelling, you encountered an aggressive driving style of the vehicle travelling ahead. You must:
  140. 140While travelling at night, it is necessary to:
  141. 141Which of the following statements best describes you as a safe driver?
  142. 142If, during heavy rain, visibility suddenly worsens, you should:
  143. 143What must be remembered if you are planning a long trip:
  144. 144You want to pass a cyclist. What must you take into account when estimating the lateral clearance?
  145. 145How is the speed of his car perceived by the driver in the case of prolonged travel on a level road at high speed?
  146. 146Which driving style will ensure the lowest fuel consumption?
  147. 147During hours of darkness and in overcast weather, the speed of an oncoming car appears to be:
  148. 148Relative to which road-marking line is it safest to monitor the position of your car when passing oncoming traffic during the hours of darkness?
  149. 149The braking distance on the road immediately after rain:
  150. 150While travelling in the traffic flow, a driver who was travelling in the adjacent lane abruptly changed lanes into your lane, forcing you to brake. What must you do in this situation?
  151. 151The worse the visibility, the lower the travel speed must be:
  152. 152The worse the visibility, the higher the travel speed must be:
  153. 153Is the driver allowed to open the vehicle’s doors before it comes to a complete stop?
  154. 154Are passengers allowed to open the vehicle’s doors before it stops?
  155. 155How must you act in a situation when approaching a bus that is picking up or dropping off organized groups of children?
  156. 156In this situation, the greatest attention should be focused on the zone:
  157. 157In this case, the greatest danger is concentrated in:
  158. 158In this case, when an oncoming car appears, the driver of the white one must:
  159. 159Why must the speed of novice drivers be lower than that of other drivers?
  160. 160Looking at zone C in this case, I must take into account that:
  161. 161A cyclist is travelling ahead of you who keeps braking sharply. You:
  162. 162When opening the vehicle’s door on the carriageway side, what should you pay attention to?
  163. 163Is a driver whose driving experience is less than two years required to attach the corresponding identification sign to the car?
  164. 164If you are travelling straight ahead on the green traffic-light signal, do you need to reduce speed in this case?
  165. 165You are approaching a pedestrian crossing on the approaches to which, and directly on it, there are no pedestrians. May you proceed without reducing speed?
  166. 166Is the driver of the grey car allowed to stop at this location?
  167. 167Must you stop in this case if the driver of an oncoming car, without making sure the manoeuvre is safe, makes a left turn?
  168. 168Do you need to increase the lateral clearance when approaching a truck?
  169. 169When travelling straight ahead in this case, must you take into account that the cyclist may start moving at any moment?
  170. 170Do you need to reduce speed when passing by the pedestrian in this case?
  171. 171Which factors can lead to blinding of the driver?