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What distance should you keep while passing another vehicle in a passenger car?

Safe, but not shorter than 1.5 metres.
Safe, dependent on the width of the road and traffic conditions.
Safe, that is always the same.

During which of the following manoeuvres are you obliged to keep a distance not less than 1 metres from the vehicle?

Passing the passenger car.
Overtaking the bicycle.
Passing whichever vehicle.

What distance should you keep when passing a stationary obstacle on the road in a passenger car?

Safe, but not less than 0.8 metres.
Safe, so always the same.
Safe, depending on the width of the road and traffic conditions.

What distance should you keep when overtaking a passenger car?

Safe, dependent on the width of the road and traffic conditions.
Safe but longer than 1.5 metres.
Safe but shorter than 0.5 metres.

What distance should you keep when overtaking a motorcycle?

Safe but not longer than 0.5 metres.
Safe but not longer than 1 metre.
Safe but not shorter than 1 metre.

What distance should you keep while overtaking a group of pedestrians?

Safe but not shorter than 0.6 metres.
Safe but not shorter than 0.8 metres.
Safe but not shorter than 1 metre.

In what way does doubling of the speed of a passenger car influence the braking distance?

It doubles the braking distance.
It quadruples the braking distance.
It has no influence on the braking distance.

What distance from the preceding vehicle should you keep when driving a passenger car outside the built-up area in a tunnel 600 metres long?

Not shorter than 50 metres.
Not shorter than 40 metres.
Not shorter than 30 metres.

Which of the following factors has direct influence on the stopping distance of the passenger car?

The driver's reaction time.
The weight of the passengers.
The weight of the vehicle.

Which of the following factors has direct influence on the stopping distance of the passenger car?

The weight of the passenger.
The speed and the condition of the road surface.
The weight of the vehicle.

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