Lighting & signals · driving theory questions

Practice "Lighting & signals". 27 driving theory questions with AI explanations. Free, official source material, mobile and desktop.

Sample questions

  1. Fog lights differ from the main headlights:

    • by the type of the electric lamps
    • by the specific distribution of the light – the light beam is narrow in a vertical plane and very wide in a horizontal plane
    • by the specific distribution of the light – the light beam is wide in a vertical plane and very narrow in a horizontal plane

  2. The stop lights are a component of:

    • the brakes system
    • the light signalling system
    • the lighting system
    • the power transmission

  3. Headlights may be adjusted:

    • by using a dynamometer
    • visually
    • by an optical device
    • on a pre-drawn vertical screen

  4. It is necessary, in case the length of the illuminated section of the road in front of the vehicle is shortened:

    • to replace the optical elements of the headlights
    • to replace the electric lamps
    • to adjust the headlights
    • to check the suspension of the vehicle

  5. What steps must be taken when a blown fuse is detected:

    • replace the lights switcher
    • adjust the headlights
    • the blown fuse is replaced

  6. The presence of the letter С in the designation of the headlight means that:

    • the headlight may be used also with a halogen lamp
    • the headlight is designed for high-beam only
    • the headlight is designed for low-beam only

  7. The main components (parts) of the headlight are:

    • the electric lamp
    • the reflector
    • the dissipater
    • the mounting ring

  8. Headlights do not light up when:

    • a common wire is broken
    • the electric connection to “mass” is poor
    • damaged insulation of a wire in the ignition system
    • there is a blown fuse

  9. The dimension lights are designed to inform road users of:

    • the condition of the motor vehicle
    • the dimensions of the motor vehicle and its position on the roadway
    • the approach of an eventual danger
    • the intentions of the driver to change the direction of movement of the motor vehicle

  10. The direction indicators are designed to inform road users of:

    • the intentions of the driver to change the direction of movement of the motor vehicle
    • the approach of an eventual danger
    • the position of the vehicle on the roadway
    • the dimensions of the motor vehicle and its position on the roadway

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