Traffic Tests - theory

Theory - 32.156. - 32.160.

Choose one correct answer from the given options.

1 / 5

Yes, because the greater mass of the road train and the longer brake response time do not allow it to stop as quickly.

A short following distance may be maintained, as the truck driver’s experience results in a shorter reaction time than that of other drivers.

The braking distance of a road train is no longer than that of a passenger car, so maintaining a greater following distance is unnecessary.

2 / 5

When leaving the vehicle after a forced stop at night outside a built-up area.

When leaving the vehicle after a forced stop within a built-up area.

3 / 5

With a tread depth of 1 mm.

With a tread depth of at least 2 mm for winter tires.

With a tread depth of at least 1.6 mm for summer tires and at least 3 mm for winter tires.

4 / 5

There is no danger, as the high beams provide sufficient illumination.

You may dazzle oncoming road users, preventing them from noticing pedestrians on their side of the road in time.

5 / 5

Yes.

No.

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