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T, S theory tickets — page 47

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1. #986

Who is allowed to use a spotlight and a searchlight in a built-up area?

2. #987

Use of a spotlight and searchlight is permitted:

3. #988

In which cases can vehicles stop or be parked without having any external lighting devices switched on?

4. #989

In built-up areas, instead of front and rear position lights, parking lights may be switched on, provided that:

5. #990

Is it permitted, in conditions of thick fog, heavy snow, heavy rain, or similar conditions, while stopped or parked on the road, to additionally switch on low-beam headlights, as well as front and rear fog lights, in addition to the front and rear position lights on mechanical vehicles and their trailers?

6. #994

If on mountain roads or roads with similar characteristics with a steep gradient, one of two vehicles of the same category must reverse to allow the other to pass, the obligation to reverse falls on:

7. #995

If on mountain roads or roads with large inclines and similar characteristics, in order to pass, one of the two vehicles must move in reverse, then priority is granted to vehicle combinations:

8. #999
A passenger car driver is stopped on a hard-surfaced shoulder. Will he violate traffic regulations if he does not turn on the parking lights under conditions of insufficient visibility?

A passenger car driver is stopped on a hard-surfaced shoulder. Will he violate traffic regulations if he does not turn on the parking lights under conditions of insufficient visibility?

9. #1000
Does the driver have the right to continue driving in the indicated direction if the rear position lights (taillights) have failed during night time?

Does the driver have the right to continue driving in the indicated direction if the rear position lights (taillights) have failed during night time?

10. #1001
Does the driver violate traffic rules if, in conditions of insufficient visibility, the vehicle is stopped at the location indicated in the image without external lighting devices turned on?

Does the driver violate traffic rules if, in conditions of insufficient visibility, the vehicle is stopped at the location indicated in the image without external lighting devices turned on?