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When must you switch high-beam lights to low-beam lights?

When another car approaches from the opposite direction.
When it starts to rain.
When you enter a built-up area.

When must you switch high-beam lights to low-beam lights?

Always when you see the car in front of you.
Always when there is a possibility of blinding the driver of the car in front of you.
Always when you see a single pedestrian on the road.

When must you turn off the rear anti-fog light?

When visibility increases to 30 m.
When visibility increases to 40 m.
When visibility increases to 60 m.

What sort of driving should you avoid in these road conditions?

Driving at a high speed.
Maintaining a steady and low speed.
Engine braking.

You are allowed to use snow chains only when:

you drive a vehicle in the period from the beginning of December till the end of February, irrespective of whether the road is covered with snow.
the air temperature is lower than 0 Celsius degrees, irrespective of whether the road is covered with snow.
the road is covered with snow.

The braking distance is the longest on:

a dry road.
a wet road.
an icy road.

Is the lie of the land a factor that you should take into account when choosing your speed on a road?

Not if you are driving at a speed of 60 km/h.
No.
Yes.

What may be the result of using worn out wiper blades in a passenger car?

Increased battery wear.
Reduced visibility of the road druring rain.
Less consumption of the windscreen washer fluid.

What kind of danger does the presented vertical sign warn you of?

Strong side wind gusts.
Strong wind gusts occuring only on the right side.
Strong headwind gusts.

In which phase of intensive rain is the asphalt roadway more slippery?

Initial phase.
Middle phase.
Final phase.

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