Goods transport contracts · driving theory questions

Practice "Goods transport contracts". 57 driving theory questions with AI explanations. Free, official source material, mobile and desktop.

Sample questions

  1. Besides the price for transportation, the additional expenses incurred from the instant of completing the contract until the delivery of the goods must also be entered in the bill of lading:

    • correct
    • incorrect
  2. The following must be entered in the bill of lading:

    • the name of the shipper
    • the address of the shipper
    • only the e-mail address of the shipper
  3. Is it allowed to enter the term for transportation in the bill of lading?

    • yes
    • no
    • yes, but only when carrying perishable goods
  4. Not later than the delivery of the copy of the bill of lading to the recipient , the shipper:

    • shall be entitled to ask the carrier to discontinue the transport operation
    • shall be entitled to ask the carrier to change the intended place of delivery
    • is not entitled to ask the carrier to deliver the load to a different recipient
  5. The load is arranged under the direct supervision of the driver in view of:

    • preserving the load
    • assuring traffic safety
    • the easier and more expedient unloading
  6. Establishing the weight of the goods is an obligation assigned to:

    • the carrier
    • the shipper
    • the driver
  7. The bill of lading is a transport document which is a proof of:

    • the contract for the transportation of goods
    • the origin of the goods
    • the route of the journey
  8. In case the load must be laden on several vehicles, each of the parties is entitled to request as many bills of lading as is the number of the vehicles.

    • correct
    • incorrect
  9. Is it allowed to enter data about the insurance of the load in the bill of lading?

    • yes
    • no
    • yes, but only when carrying valuable objects
  10. In case the load must be laden on several vehicles, each of the parties is entitled to request:

    • as many bills of lading as is the number of the vehicles.
    • a single bill of lading for all vehicles
    • one bill of lading for each two vehicles

License categories