Trailer types · driving theory questions
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Sample questions
“Trailer” is a road vehicle designed:
- to be towed by a motor vehicle
- for the transportation of goods
- for the transportation of people
- to move independently on roads
The “trailer with a hinge-coupled drawbar” is a towed road vehicle, which:
- has at least two axles
- has at least one steerable axle
- has a towing device, which can move vertically with regard to the trailer
- applies to the towing vehicle a substantial vertical load
The “trailer with a hinge-coupled drawbar” is a towed vehicle, which has two axles, both of the axles being steered:
- correct
- incorrect
“Trailer” is a road vehicle:
- without its own power drive
- designed and designed to be towed by a motor vehicle
- specially designed for the carriage of people
- driven by its own engine
When towing a “drawbar trailer”, it transfers to the towing vehicle a substantial vertical load.
- correct
- incorrect
In “centre-axle” trailers the towing device may move vertically with regard to the trailer.
- correct
- incorrect
“Semi-trailer” is a road vehicle coupled to a motor vehicle in such a way that:
- part of it rests on the motor vehicle
- a substantial part of its weight is borne by the tractor
- a substantial part of the weight of its load is borne by the tractor
- may also move independently on roads
The towing device of “drawbar trailers” cannot move vertically with regard to the trailer.
- correct
- incorrect
The maximum permissible mass of a two-axle trailer, which is a component of a combination of road vehicles, is:
- 20 t
- 18 t
- 16 t
- 12 t
The maximum permissible length of trailers is:
- 12 m
- 10 m
- 9 m
- 8 m