Road traffic rules
The biggest topic in the whole theory: right of way, speed, overtaking, stopping and parking, and driving in lanes. It gives you the most questions in the exam, so it pays to know it really well.
The topic contains 444 official questions from the Ministry of Transport. In the exam you get 10 questions from it, 2 points per question. You can practise all of them for free on the website, even without registering.
Sample questions from the topic
A non-motor vehicle is:
- A towed vehicle and a vehicle moved by human or animal power, for example a bicycle, a hand cart or an animal-drawn vehicle. (correct answer)
- Every vehicle powered by a motor other than a combustion engine, for example an electric car.
- A rail vehicle that takes part in road traffic.
You may stop with a vehicle in the second row only if:
- If at least one traffic lane at least 3 m wide remains free. (correct answer)
- If it is not possible to stop the vehicle at the edge of the road at a distance of less than 100 m.
- If you are carrying a severely disabled person or a person with severe mobility impairment.
A merging lane is:
- a traffic lane reserved only for public transport vehicles.
- a traffic lane intended for slow vehicles which cannot reach an immediate speed of at least 60 km/h in the section.
- a traffic lane intended for vehicles merging into the through lane. (correct answer)
A driver of a motor vehicle with a maximum permissible mass not exceeding 3 500 kg, and a bus, may drive:
- On a road for motor vehicles and on a motorway at a speed of no more than 130 km/h.
- On a road for motor vehicles at a speed of no more than 110 km/h, and on a motorway at a speed of no more than 130 km/h. (correct answer)
- On a road for motor vehicles at a speed of no more than 110 km/h, and on a motorway at a speed of no more than 130 km/h, with the exception of a bus driver, who on a motorway may drive at a speed of no more than 110 km/h.
The driver must not allow the number of passengers aged over 12 years to exceed:
- the number of permitted seats intended for carrying persons. (correct answer)
- the number of permitted seats intended for carrying persons, only if they are fitted with a restraint safety system.
- twice the number of permitted seats intended for carrying persons.
The questions come from the official set of the Czech Ministry of Transport. DrivePass translated them into English and writes the explanations. Open a question to see the correct answer.