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Driving theory tests 1 — General provisions

79 questions

  1. 1A tram track is an element of the road intended for the travel of rail vehicles, which is limited in width by:
  2. 2An element of the road intended for the travel of rail vehicles, which is bounded in width by the specially designated p
  3. 3On which of the road elements shown is travel by non-rail vehicles allowed?
  4. 4Does a bicycle lane belong to the carriageway?
  5. 5For the travel of which vehicles is the carriageway intended?
  6. 6What does the requirement to give way mean?
  7. 7A longitudinal strip on the carriageway at least 2.75 m wide, marked or not marked with road markings and intended for t
  8. 8Which of the listed categories of persons belong to the definition of "road user"?
  9. 9Which of the listed categories of persons participates in road traffic outside of vehicles and does not perform any work
  10. 10A person who uses a vehicle and is inside it but is not involved in driving it is:
  11. 11A column of pedestrians is:
  12. 12A controlled pedestrian crossing is considered to be:
  13. 13A pedestrian crossing at which there is no traffic controller, the traffic lights are absent or are turned off or are op
  14. 14A paved path intended for the travel of pedestrians, made within the road or outside it and marked with the road sign sh
  15. 15Is a pedestrian path intended for the travel of cyclists?
  16. 16Is a pedestrian path intended for the travel of persons using non- powered wheelchairs?
  17. 17Is a pedestrian path intended for the travel of persons wheeling a moped?
  18. 18Which of the figures shown depicts an intersection:
  19. 19In which figure is entry into an adjacent area depicted:
  20. 20Can a freeway cross at the same level other roads, railway and tram tracks, pedestrian and bicycle paths, and animal cro
  21. 21Is the place where an exit from an adjacent area (courtyards) adjoins the road considered an intersection?
  22. 22The turn of the road shown in the figure corresponds to the term:
  23. 23What is this manoeuvre called?
  24. 24A highway is intended for the travel of:
  25. 25Reduced visibility is considered to be:
  26. 26A paved path outside the carriageway of a street and/or road, located separately from or adjacent to the pavement or ped
  27. 27What is the path shown in the given figure called?
  28. 28A paved path outside the carriageway of a street and/or road, located separately from or adjacent to the pavement or ped
  29. 29A lane intended for the travel of bicycles within the carriageway of a street and/or road, marked by road sign 5.88 and
  30. 30Travel along a bicycle path is allowed for:
  31. 31Which of the following corresponds to the term "hazard to traffic"?
  32. 32An element of the road intended for the travel of pedestrians, which adjoins the carriageway or is separated from it by
  33. 33Is a pavement an element of a highway?
  34. 34Is a pavement considered an element of the carriageway?
  35. 35Are cyclists allowed to travel on the pavement?
  36. 36Which of the following corresponds to the term "visibility in the direction of travel"?
  37. 37Which of the figures shown depicts a motor road?
  38. 38For the travel of which vehicles is the carriageway intended?
  39. 39Can a road have several carriageways?
  40. 40Is an arbitrarily worn track considered a motor road?
  41. 41Limited sightlines are:
  42. 42What does the term "right of way" mean?
  43. 43Rail transport is considered to be:
  44. 44The maximum permissible mass is considered to be:
  45. 45In which of the listed cases has the driver made a forced stop?
  46. 46Public transit vehicles (vehicles for general use) include:
  47. 47Sightlines are considered to be:
  48. 48Limited sightlines are the visibility of the road in the direction of travel that is limited by:
  49. 49On which side is it allowed to perform passing on the carriageway?
  50. 50Which of the following is an adjacent area?
  51. 51The median strip is intended for:
  52. 52Which element of the road is shown in the given figure?
  53. 53Is a median strip intended for the travel or parking of vehicles?
  54. 54Glare is:
  55. 55Are drivers obligated to be especially attentive to cyclists?
  56. 56Persons walking a motorcycle are equated with:
  57. 57Are persons walking a motorcycle equated with pedestrians?
  58. 58Are persons pushing a baby stroller treated as pedestrians?
  59. 59Are persons travelling in wheelchairs road users?
  60. 60Is an artificial structure (overpass, viaduct, bridge, etc.) intended for the travel of vehicles considered an element o
  61. 61An engineering structure intended for the travel of vehicles and/or pedestrians, raising one road over another at the po
  62. 62Which vehicle is intended to travel only in combination with another vehicle?
  63. 63Are pedestrians allowed to travel along the shoulder?
  64. 64Is a shoulder intended for the travel of vehicles?
  65. 65In the case shown, is a solid road-marking line considered the boundary between the carriageway and the shoulder?
  66. 66Does the figure shown depict a shoulder?
  67. 67A technical device for road-traffic control at at-grade pedestrian crossings, structurally positioned above the carriage
  68. 68Is a safety island intended for the picking up (dropping off) of passengers of public transit vehicles?
  69. 69The cessation of a vehicle's travel due to its technical malfunction or a danger caused by the transported cargo, the co
  70. 70A crossing of a road with railway tracks at the same level is considered to be:
  71. 71A part of the territory, in particular in a built-up area, with all the structures and traffic-control devices located o
  72. 72A pedestrian crossing is intended for the travel of:
  73. 73External white lighting devices, provided for by the vehicle's design, installed at the front of the vehicle and intende
  74. 74Which of the listed categories of persons is not equated with pedestrians?
  75. 75Which of the listed definitions corresponds to the term column of vehicles:
  76. 76Which term corresponds to the set of factors characterized by road conditions, the presence of obstacles on a particular
  77. 77The term "sightlines" includes:
  78. 78To which type of vehicles do tractors, self-propelled chassis, road- construction and land-reclamation machines, and oth
  79. 79A safe travel speed is considered to be: