Chapter 16 of 25

Driving with limited visibility

20 questions from the official bank with the right answer, in the order of the manual.

A test on this chapter Cards of this chapter

No. 1
In a residential area which is lighted at night, you must drive having the following lights on:
1. ADipped headlights.
2. BFull beam headlights.
3. CSide lights only.
Right answer: A. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 2
You must change from full beam headlights to dipped headlights:
1. ABefore meeting a vehicle that comes from the opposite direction or when you follow a vehicle.
2. BAt crossings.
3. COn the top of a slope.
Right answer: A. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 3
Outside a residential area at night:
1. AYou must use only the dipped headlights.
2. BYou must use the full beam headlights.
Right answer: B. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 4
In case of fog:
1. ASwitch on the dipped headlights and fog lights.
2. BSwitch on the side lights only.
Right answer: A. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 6
In order to have a better visibility in case of fog, you can:
1. AActivate the anti-misty mechanisms and windscreen wipers on their slow mode.
2. BSwitch off the ventilation system.
Right answer: A. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 7
In case of a heavy rain, you should switch on:
1. AThe rear fog lights.
2. BThe dipped headlights and the front fog lights.
3. CThe side lights only.
Right answer: B. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 8
Outside a residential area you should switch on the dipped headlights also in the day-time:
1. ATo overtake.
2. BIn a tunnel.
Right answer: B. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 9
You are driving in a motorway. It is raining, therefore, visibility is reduced. You should:
1. ASwitch on your lights.
2. BSwitch on the hazard warning lights.
3. CNot use the lights.
Right answer: A. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 10
If a driver moving in the opposite direction dazzles you having their headlights on full beam:
1. AYou should switch on your full beam headlights as well.
2. BYou should slow down and drive looking at the right side.
Right answer: B. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 11
You are turning from a well-lit street to another which is not lit. What should you be careful about in this case?
1. AThe eyes adjust immediately to different lighting conditions.
2. BObstacles on the edges of the road are recognised easier than before.
3. CThe speed must be adjusted to different visibility conditions.
Right answer: C. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 12
Which hours must you have the dipped headlights of your car on when moving?
1. AFrom sunrise to sunset.
2. BHalf an hour after sunset and up to half an hour before sunrise.
3. CFrom 7 in the evening till 6 in the morning.
Right answer: B. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 13
It is foggy and you are driving in a motorway having a visibility of 40 m. What speed must you not exceed?
1. A70 km/h.
2. B50 km/h.
3. C90 km/h.
Right answer: B. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 14
In the day-time you should use your lights:
1. AWhen reversing.
2. BWhen visibility is insufficient.
3. CWhen driving in country roads.
Right answer: B. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 15
Every time you overtake a vehicle in the night-time and you are allowed to switch on the full beam headlights, you should do this:
1. AJust before moving to the left.
2. BWhen you are on the left and before reaching its level.
3. CWhen you are on the same level with it.
Right answer: C. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 17
What should you do if in the day-time you enter an underground passage which has insufficient light?
1. AUse the light warnings.
2. BSwitch on the dipped headlights.
3. CSwitch on the side lights.
Right answer: B. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 19
Why should you drive with at least the dipped headlights on even in the day-time, when visibility is obstructed significantly by a fog, rainfall or snowfall?
1. ASo that you become visible in good time by the other road users.
2. BSo that you are able to move at a very high speed.
Right answer: A. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 20
Can you drive with headlights on full beam in an unlit residential area?
1. AYES
2. BNO
Right answer: A. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 22
The panes of your vehicle have ice. What should you do before starting?
1. ARemove the ice from the windscreen.
2. BClean the ice from all panes.
3. CFor driving within a city, it suffices to clean only the ice from the part of the pane which is in front of the driver’s seat.
Right answer: B. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 24
What should you check, among others, in a passenger car with a towed caravan, before starting?
1. AWhether rear visibility through the mirrors is sufficient.
2. BWhether the towed caravan has all the necessary equipment.
Right answer: A. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 25
Even in the day-time you must drive with the dipped headlights on:
1. AWhen visibility is insufficient due to the dirty windscreen.
2. BWhen visibility is insufficient due to a rainfall or fog or snowfall.
Right answer: B. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.

In a residential area which is lighted at night, you must drive having the following lights on:

You must change from full beam headlights to dipped headlights:

Outside a residential area at night:

In case of fog:

In order to have a better visibility in case of fog, you can:

In case of a heavy rain, you should switch on:

Outside a residential area you should switch on the dipped headlights also in the day-time:

You are driving in a motorway. It is raining, therefore, visibility is reduced. You should:

If a driver moving in the opposite direction dazzles you having their headlights on full beam:

You are turning from a well-lit street to another which is not lit. What should you be careful about in this case?

Which hours must you have the dipped headlights of your car on when moving?

It is foggy and you are driving in a motorway having a visibility of 40 m. What speed must you not exceed?

In the day-time you should use your lights:

Every time you overtake a vehicle in the night-time and you are allowed to switch on the full beam headlights, you should do this:

What should you do if in the day-time you enter an underground passage which has insufficient light?

Why should you drive with at least the dipped headlights on even in the day-time, when visibility is obstructed significantly by a fog, rainfall or snowfall?

Can you drive with headlights on full beam in an unlit residential area?

The panes of your vehicle have ice. What should you do before starting?

What should you check, among others, in a passenger car with a towed caravan, before starting?

Even in the day-time you must drive with the dipped headlights on: