Vehicle Classification & Periodic Inspections · driving theory questions

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  1. Are ambulances exempt from mandatory periodic inspection?

    • Yes;
    • No;
    • Yes, as they provide urgent emergency services.

  2. An industrial machine is considered a light vehicle when:

    • The gross weight does not exceed 5000 kg;
    • The weight of the equipment does not exceed 2000 kg;
    • The unladen weight does not exceed 3500 kg.

  3. Must a complaints book exist at compulsory periodic vehicle inspection centres?

    • Yes.
    • No.
    • No, as complaints must be submitted to the IMTT,IP.

  4. In the event of failure in a compulsory periodic inspection of vehicles, the re-inspection must be carried out:

    • At the inspection centre where the previous inspection was carried out;
    • At any inspection centre;
    • At the inspection centre in the area of the driver's residence.

  5. A vehicle presented for mandatory periodic inspection that is unable to maintain the correct tyre air pressure:

    • Is assigned a type 2 deficiency
    • Is assigned a type 1 deficiency;
    • Is assigned a type 3 deficiency.

  6. The first compulsory periodic inspection for heavy vehicles takes place:

    • Four years after first registration;
    • Two years after first registration;
    • One year after first registration.

  7. Proof of completion of a mandatory periodic inspection of vehicles is made through:

    • A valid periodic inspection certificate and respective sticker;
    • Entry in the vehicle's own registration document;
    • Declaration issued by the inspection centre.

  8. To a motor vehicle that presents itself for mandatory periodic inspection without a registration document or the document legally replacing it:

    • The periodic inspection is refused;
    • A provisional inspection is carried out;
    • The inspection is carried out, with the recording of a grade 1 deficiency.

  9. Mandatory periodic inspections of vehicles are carried out:

    • At the workshops of the representatives of each car brand;
    • At duly licensed motor vehicle repair workshops;
    • At specific centres and by entities duly licensed for that purpose.

  10. In the event of failure in a compulsory periodic inspection, the vehicle must be re-inspected within a maximum period of:

    • 10 days;
    • 20 days;
    • 30 days.

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