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  1. What is the period of continuous driving, after which the driver shall be obliged to take a break?

    • after 4.5 hours
    • after 5 hours
    • after 5.5 hours
    • after 6 hours

  2. Pursuant to Regulation (EC) No 561/2006, the compulsory 45-minutes break after a driving time of 4.5 hours may be used as:

    • two breaks, the first of which should be at least 15 minutes, and the second – at least 30 minutes
    • three breaks by 15 minutes each
    • two breaks, one for 25 minutes, and the second – for 20 minutes

  3. Pursuant to Regulation (EC) No 561/2006, the weekly rest period used by the driver may be:

    • regular weekly rest period
    • reduced weekly rest period
    • split weekly rest period
    • weekly rest during a break period

  4. The driver digital tachograph card is pronounced invalid in case:

    • it has been issued on the basis of a document with incorrect contents
    • it has been issued on the basis of false document
    • it has been issued on the basis of a falsified document
    • the driver has been driving for more than the specified time

  5. During the journey, the analogue tachograph:

    • records data related to the driver’s driving time
    • records data related to the driver’s period of availability
    • records data related to interruptions in the driver’s driving time
    • does not record data related to the daily periods of rest of the driver

  6. Driving, break, and rest rules as defined in Regulation (EC) No 561/2006 are applied:

    • to drivers of trucks with maximum permissible mass exceeding 3.5 tonnes
    • to drivers of taxi cabs
    • to drivers of all trucks regardless of their maximum permissible mass

  7. The following data are recorded in the driver digital tachograph card in case of an inspection by the competent authorities:

    • the date and time of the inspection
    • the number of the control card and the state, where the card was issued
    • the registration plate number of the vehicle is not recorded

  8. Daily driving time may not exceed:

    • 7 hours
    • 8 hours
    • 9 hours
    • 11 hours

  9. Pursuant to Regulation (EC) No 561/2006, „rest” shall mean any uninterrupted period, during which the driver:

    • may freely dispose of his time
    • does not drive the vehicle but remains available
    • performs other work during travel

  10. Pursuant to Regulation (EC) No 561/2006, „weekly driving time” is the total accumulated driving time during:

    • a week, counted from 00.00 on Monday to 24.00 on Sunday
    • seven arbitrarily selected consecutive days
    • the working days of the week

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