Exam Questions
Exam Questions

Clearances and vehicle braking

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Question № 11

Id: 7729
points: 3

Which of the following factors has no direct impact on the braking distance of a lorry?

    Type of road surface.
    The method of braking.
    Small weight of the load carried.

Question № 12

Id: 7730
points: 3

Which of the following factors should you take into account when driving a lorry, in order to keep a proper distance from the preceding vehicle?

    The height of the vehicle in front.
    Road markings.
    Weather conditions.

Question № 13

Id: 7731
points: 3

Which of the following factors has the greatest impact on the grip of the truck tyre to the ground?

    The size of a tyre.
    The engine power of a vehicle.
    The type and condition of the road surface.

Question № 14

Id: 7732
points: 3

How does doubling of the lorry speed influence the length of the braking distance?

    It doubles the braking distance.
    It increases the braking distance by four times.
    It does not change the length of the braking distance.

Question № 15

Id: 7733
points: 3

With overheating of the brakes the braking performance:

    may increase.
    may decrease.
    does not change, regardless of the degree of overheating.

Question № 16

Id: 7734
points: 3

Too high pressure in the lorry tyres:

    may shorten the braking distance of the vehicle.
    may lengthen the braking distance of the vehicle.
    does not change the braking distance of the vehicle.

Question № 17

Id: 7846
points: 3

In which of the these circumstances does the engine brake switch on automatically?

    When the engine revolution speed is less than 1500 rpm.
    When the speed of the vehicle is less than 30 km/h.
    Upon activating the ABS.

Question № 18

Id: 8821
points: 3

What distance should you maintain when driving behind another vehicle?

    Necessary to avoid collision in the event of sudden braking by the preceding vehicle.
    20 metres - on an express road.
    80 metres - on the highway.

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