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1. You have a reaction time of 1 second. Which stopping distance must you anticipate by
the rule of thumb if you are travelling at 50 km/h?
a. 15 metres
b. 40 metres
c. 5 metres
2. What makes driving in a stream of vehicles easier?
a. Driving in a slightly staggered position in your own lane & watching the queue
through the windows of the vehicles travelling in front
b. You only drive in gear one
c. Driving with at least 1km distance to the vehicle in front
3. You are the first person to arrive at the scene of an accident with injured persons. In
which order do you proceed?
a. Call the rescue service only an leave the accident scene
b. Make the scene of the accident safe, give first aid, call the rescue service and the
police
c. Ask other road users to take necessary action
4. What is entered in the demerit point system (Central Card Index Server)?
a. The central index stores only criminal offences
b. The demerit point system records only licensed vehicles
c. Traffic offences, points and fines for all road users
5. Where is parking prohibited?
a. In residential areas
b. On special designated car parks near shopping centers
c. On narrow roadways opposite driveway entrances and exits
6. Up to which permissible total mass may light vehicles be parked on specially designated
footpaths?
a. 16 t
b. 7.5 t
c. 3.5 t
7. Before which signs are you not allowed to stop within a distance of 10 m if the signs
would be concealed by your vehicle?
a. Railway cross, Stop! and Give Way
b. Cul desac
c. Police Station
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8. What is the minimum distance a vehicle must leave clear in front of traffic lights if the
traffic lights would be concealed by the vehicle?
a. ((10)) m
b. ((5)) m
c. Exactly 2 metres
9. What influences the degree of centrifugal force on bends?
a. The radius of the bend and speed
b. The ability of the driver
c. When driving a new vehicle
10. You drive round a bend once at 30 km/h and again at 60 km/h. How the centrifugal
forces change?
a. Centrifugal force at 60 km/h is three times as high
b. Centrifugal force at 60 km/h is two times as high
c. Centrifugal force at 60 km/h is four times as high
11. When are you not allowed to use a motor vehicle on public roads?
a. When the vehicle is older than 10 years
b. When it is not roadworthy
c. When it is raining
12. What must you take into consideration when checking tyre pressure?
a. Tyre temperature
b. Car temperature
c. Tyre age
d. Tyre pressure depends on who is driving
13. In which cases is it imperative to test the brakes?
a. When your vehicle has not moved for a long time
b. Each time you leave a mall
c. Brakes must be checked on a daily basis
14. Whilst braking, you notice that your car pulls to the right hand side. What can be the
reason?
a. The road has been built that way, means it forces drivers to keep the far left
hand side
b. The brakes need to be oiled immediately
c. The road surface affords more grip on the right hand side than on the left hand
side
15. You are involved in a traffic accident. What are you required to do?
a. You may leave the scene and inform your insurance within 48 hrs
b. You must inform the police that you were involved in an accident
c. You must inform the licensing authority that you were involved in an accident
16. Why are you required to have a defective exhaust system repaired immediately?
a. Because of the increased noise pollution
b. Because you may be fined by the police
c. Because of the decreased emission pollution

17. What must you remember if you want to carry luggage on the roof of your car?
a. The maximum roof load stipulated by the licensing authority must not be
exceeded
b. The permissible unladen weight of the vehicle must not be exceeded
c. The maximum roof load stipulated by the car manufacture (owner’s manual)
must not be exceeded
18. What must you check when transporting bicycles on rear-mounted support system?
a. Whether, according to the manufacture’s indications, the system is adequate for
the vehicle
b. Transporting bicycles is illegal
c. Rear mounting support is only available when driving a truck
19. What should be remembered with the regard to the load of a vehicle?
a. The permissible total mass and permissible axle weights must not be exceeded
b. The permissible empty mass must not be exceeded
c. All vehicles may have only two axles for distribution of the load
20. You are holding a driver’s license class B. Your vehicle has the following specifications:
Empty (unladen) weight 900 kg – total mass GVM 1 400 kg. Which trailer are you
allowed to tow?
a. A trailer with GVM of 850 kg for which I do not need class EB
b. A trailer with GVM of 850 kg for which I need class EC1
c. A trailer with GVM of 850 kg for which I need class EB
21. When must you wear safety belts?
a. When driving in built up areas
b. Only at night
c. When reversing for parking
22. When is it not necessary to wear safety belts?
a. When driving at walking speed, i.e. parking
b. When reversing for parking
c. When driving in built up areas
23. At which impact speed must you reckon with serious or deadly injuries when no safety
belt is worn?
a. From 30 km/h onward
b. From 60 km/h onward
c. When reversing at high speed
24. How is fuel wasted and the environment polluted?
a. By ‘playing with the accelerator” while waiting at traffic lights
b. By changing to a higher gear as early as possible
c. By driving without lights at nights

25. What must you do after an accident with a game animal?
a. Wait till another driver arrives to clean the accident scene
b. Stop and take the game animal in your car for own consumption
c. Stop, switch on hazard warning light and make the scene of the accident safe
26. The fuel consumption of your vehicle is higher at peak traffic periods in urban traffic
than at other times. Why?
a. Because you have to brake and accelerate more often
b. Because you have to use windscreen wipers more often
c. Because you have to park your car more often
27. What can help save fuel and reduce pollution?
a. Using public transport, a bicycle or walking, wherever possible
b. Driving at speeds not more than 20 km/h at all times
c. Driving at night only
28. A faster car overtakes you on a country road and into your lane. How do you react?
a. You control your annoyance, remain cool and proceed as if you had not noticed
this.
b. Increase your speed and shout at the driver
c. Increase your speed to avoid a dangerous situation
29. What is the maximum permissible height of a vehicle including load?
a. 6 meters
b. 3.5 meters
c. 4.3 meters
30. You want to transport holiday luggage, i.e. a boat on the roof of your vehicle. What must
you remember?
a. I may transport such luggage only for the next 10 km
b. Not to exceed the permissible total mass (GVM) of the car
c. Transporting holiday equipment is not permitted by law

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