Chapter 9 of 9

Administrative rules

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
For how many consecutive hours is the parking of buses permitted in streets within residential areas?
1. AUp to twelve (12) hours.
2. BUp to twenty-four (24) hours.
3. CFor as many hours as its owner or driver wishes.
Right answer: B. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 2
Because the buses, when parked within residential areas, jut out over other vehicles and obstruct pedestrians’ visibility, should their parking in streets be forbidden:
1. AYes.
2. BNo.
Right answer: A. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 3
When a bus breaks down in a provincial road network, at what distance should the driver place the warning triangle:
1. AAt a distance of at least 20 m.
2. BAt a distance of at least 50 m.
3. CAt a distance of at least 100 m.
Right answer: B. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 5
After continuous driving for four and a half hours, how long should the rest breaks of the bus driver last?
1. ATen minutes.
2. BThirty minutes.
3. CForty-five minutes.
Right answer: C. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 7
Every bus should be fitted with two (2) dry powder fire-extinguishers or fire-extinguishers of other material of equivalent extinguishing effectiveness approved by the Fire Brigade, each with a net weight of:
1. A6 kg.
2. B8 kg.
3. C10 kg.
Right answer: A. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 8
The seat belts for the passengers are compulsory:
1. AIn buses carrying personnel.
2. BIn tourist buses.
3. CIn school buses.
Right answer: C. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 10
If you change the external colour of your vehicle:
1. AYou should declare it to the Service that issued the vehicle registration licence.
2. BYou are under no obligation, provided that you will write again on the external surface the indications which the vehicle must bear.
3. CYour obligation to declare it depends on the maximum gross load of the vehicle.
Right answer: A. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 11
In case that the front number plate of the vehicle is cut into two pieces, then:
1. AThe two pieces should be fixed together.
2. BYou should refer to the competent Transportation Service for its replacement.
3. CYou should buy and place a spare number plate.
Right answer: B. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 12
During driving a vehicle, the use of fog lights:
1. AIs not permitted in tunnels.
2. BIs compulsory in case of dense fog, both in urban centres and outside them.
3. CIs compulsory even in the daytime when overtaking a military column.
Right answer: B. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 13
The seat belts:
1. AAre the only safety systems for a car.
2. BTheir usefulness is trivial for traffic.
3. CMust be of an approved type and must be maintained in good condition.
Right answer: C. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 14
The buses should be checked and get an Exhaust Gases Check Card:
1. AEvery 6 months.
2. BEvery year.
3. CEvery 2 years.
Right answer: A. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 16
How often should the driving licence Category D or D+E be renewed?
1. AEvery three (3) years.
2. BEvery five (5) years.
3. CEvery five (5) years until the 65th year and every three (3) years thereafter.
Right answer: C. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 17
When is the carriage of standing passengers by city or inter-city buses permitted?
1. AWhen this is stated in the registration licence of the bus.
2. BWhen this is provided for by the manufacturer of the bus.
3. CWhen on the roof in the aisle of the bus there is a corresponding number of handles for their support.
Right answer: C. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 18
Is transport of standing passengers allowed in city buses? If yes, to what extent?
1. AYes, the number of passengers there is room for.
2. BYes, the number of passengers mentioned in the registration licence of the bus.
3. CYes, the number of sitting passengers.
Right answer: B. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 20
The maximum number (percentage) of standing passengers in relation to sitting passengers of an intercity bus is:
1. A25%.
2. B30%.
3. C50%.
Right answer: A. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 21
The check of a bus by a Vehicles Technical Control Centre (KTEO) should take place:
1. AEvery six (6) months.
2. BEvery year.
3. CEvery two (2) years.
Right answer: B. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 22
How many hours per day (twenty-four hours) should the rest of a bus driver last?
1. A11 hours.
2. B14 hours.
3. C15 hours.
Right answer: A. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 23
How many times per week can a bus driver drive for 10 hours daily:
1. AOnce.
2. BTwice.
3. CThrice.
Right answer: B. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 24
What is the maximum number of working hours of a bus driver within two weeks?
1. A80 hours
2. B90 hours.
3. C100 hours.
Right answer: B. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.
No. 25
The duration of continuous driving by a bus driver should be:
1. A5 hours and 30 minutes.
2. B4 hours and 30 minutes.
3. C3 hours and 30 minutes.
Right answer: B. An official question of the Ministry, in its official translation.

For how many consecutive hours is the parking of buses permitted in streets within residential areas?

Because the buses, when parked within residential areas, jut out over other vehicles and obstruct pedestrians’ visibility, should their parking in streets be forbidden:

When a bus breaks down in a provincial road network, at what distance should the driver place the warning triangle:

After continuous driving for four and a half hours, how long should the rest breaks of the bus driver last?

Every bus should be fitted with two (2) dry powder fire-extinguishers or fire-extinguishers of other material of equivalent extinguishing effectiveness approved by the Fire Brigade, each with a net weight of:

The seat belts for the passengers are compulsory:

If you change the external colour of your vehicle:

In case that the front number plate of the vehicle is cut into two pieces, then:

During driving a vehicle, the use of fog lights:

The seat belts:

The buses should be checked and get an Exhaust Gases Check Card:

How often should the driving licence Category D or D+E be renewed?

When is the carriage of standing passengers by city or inter-city buses permitted?

Is transport of standing passengers allowed in city buses? If yes, to what extent?

The maximum number (percentage) of standing passengers in relation to sitting passengers of an intercity bus is:

The check of a bus by a Vehicles Technical Control Centre (KTEO) should take place:

How many hours per day (twenty-four hours) should the rest of a bus driver last?

How many times per week can a bus driver drive for 10 hours daily:

What is the maximum number of working hours of a bus driver within two weeks?

The duration of continuous driving by a bus driver should be: