Sample Questions with Explanations
Real questions from the bank — with the correct answer and an explanation. In exam mode the answers are, of course, hidden.
You may drive around the obstacle:
- Only along trajectory A
- Only along trajectory B
- Along any of the indicated trajectories
Answer: Only along trajectory A
Signs take priority over road markings. Therefore, in accordance with sign 4.2.2 "Pass obstacle on the left" you must continue along trajectory "A".("Road signs", "Horizontal markings")
How should airway patency be restored in a victim when preparing them for cardiopulmonary resuscitation?
- Lay the victim on their back on a firm surface, tilt their head back, place one hand on the forehead, lifting the chin with two fingers of the other hand
- Lay the victim on their side, tilt their head toward the chest. If mucus or vomit is present, clear the oral cavity of it.
- Lay the victim on their back and, without tilting the head back, press the cheeks to part the lips and open the mouth. If mucus or vomit is present, clear the oral cavity of it.
Answer: Lay the victim on their back on a firm surface, tilt their head back, place one hand on the forehead, lifting the chin with two fingers of the other hand
Since a victim lying unconscious on their back may die of suffocation due to the tongue falling back, airway patency must be ensured. Lay the victim on their back on a firm surface, tilt their head back, place one hand on the forehead, lifting the chin with two fingers of the other hand.
Are you required to yield the right of way to a car when turning right?
- Yes, required
- Required only if the car is turning left
- Not required
Answer: Not required
The intersection is signal-controlled. Priority signs "do not apply". When turning left, the driver of the car is required to yield to vehicles moving from the opposite direction straight ahead or turning right. You have the right of way.(Clauses 13.3, 13.4 of the Traffic Rules)
Is the driver allowed to drive around the truck?
- Allowed
- Allowed if the distance between the barrier and the stopped truck is more than 5 m
- Prohibited
Answer: Prohibited
The driver of the car wants to drive around a truck stopped in front of a closed barrier. The rules governing the procedure for crossing a railway crossing prohibit such a maneuver (entering the opposing traffic lane).(Clause 15.3 of the Traffic Rules).
Moving in the left lane, a driver intends to change to the right lane. In which picture is the situation shown where he is required to yield the right of way?
- In the left one
- In the right one
- In both
Answer: In both
In the left picture, the advantage belongs to the vehicle moving in the same direction in its lane without changing direction, i.e. the "owner of the lane". The driver moving in the left lane yields. In the right picture, both drivers change lanes simultaneously. Drivers are guided by the "right-hand rule", i.e. whoever has an obstacle on their right yields. The obstacle on the right belongs to the driver also moving in the left lane. He yields the right of way in this situation as well.(Clause 8.4 of the Traffic Rules)