Load safety & transport · driving theory questions
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The load is not marked in case it protrudes from the front section of the vehicle by:
- up to 1 m
- up to 1.5 m
- up to 2 m
- up to 2.5 m
The following requirement is compulsory regarding the carried load:
- not to obstruct the rear-view mirrors
- not to obstruct the lights in the vehicle’s interior
- not to obstruct the devices used to secure the load against fall-off
Are the vehicles used for carrying live animals subject to special requirements?
- 3/11. Are the vehicles used for carrying live animals subject to special requirements? yes
- no
The ATP Convention regulates the norms for international transport by road of perishable foodstuffs and the special equipment to be used for such transportation
- correct
- incorrect
When travelling at night, the portion of the load, which protrudes by more than 1 m from the front section of the vehicle, is marked:
- by a red flag
- by a red light
- by a white light
The manner of arranging the load has an impact on:
- traffic safety during travel
- the manner of completing the bill of lading
- preservation of the environment
- the total mass of the vehicle
The load is not marked if it extends laterally outside the widest section of the road vehicle by:
- up to 0.2 m
- up to 0.5 m
- up to 0.75 m
- up to 1.0 m
When carrying a load with sharp externally protruding sections, it must be positioned so that the protruding sections should be directed:
- towards the driver’s cabin.
- to the sides of the vehicle
- to the rear
The driver must check that the load:
- is secured in place
- is insured
- is packed according to the manufacturer’s requirements
Is it compulsory to attach a sign to the rear of a road vehicle used for transportation of perishable foodstuffs?
- yes, with a description of the type of equipment and the term of the roadworthiness certificate
- no, it is recommended to attach such a sign for facilitating eventual inspections
- no, attaching such a sign is subject to the transport operator decision