Safe driving principles
Safe distance, braking distance, how to behave in rain, fog or a skid. Questions that test whether you think like a driver, not just like someone taking tests.
The topic contains 157 official questions from the Ministry of Transport. In the exam you get 4 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
There is a large puddle of water on the road that you must ride through on your motorcycle. How do you proceed?
- You will significantly reduce your speed, keep your feet on the footrests and ride slowly through the puddle. (correct answer)
- You will not brake; you will just lift your feet off the footrests and ride through the puddle.
- I will go around the puddle over the pavement or the road shoulder.
If you drive continuously a vehicle with a total mass of 16 t, you must take a safety break no later than:
- after 4.5 hours. (correct answer)
- after 5 hours.
- after 5.5 hours.
May a driver read a map while driving?
- No, it increases the risk of a traffic accident. The driver must devote themselves to driving the vehicle. (correct answer)
- Yes, but only at a speed lower than 50 km/h.
- Yes, except when driving on a motorway.
From your motor vehicle you see children playing on the pavement. How do you respond?
- You will be ready to brake, with regard to the possibility of children running onto the carriageway, and, depending on the circumstances, you will reduce your driving speed. (correct answer)
- Because the children are on the pavement, you have no reason to increase caution or change your way of driving.
- From a sufficient distance you will warn the playing children of the possible danger with an audible warning signal.
Brake lag:
- It does not affect the braking distance.
- It shortens the braking distance.
- It lengthens the braking distance. (correct answer)
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.