Weather & visibility · driving theory questions

Practice "Weather & visibility". 39 driving theory questions with AI explanations. Free, official source material, mobile and desktop.

Sample questions

  1. What will you do if dazzled by the lights of the oncoming vehicle?

    • reduce the speed
    • drive on with readiness to stop
    • drive on after turning on the high-beam headlights
    • give a sound signal
  2. When driving at night, the motor vehicles must be:

    • with low-beam headlights or high-beam headlights on
    • with sidelights on
    • with rear registration plate light on
    • with the emergency lights on
  3. Is it allowed to use the additional fog lamps when raining?

    • yes, in all cases
    • yes, but only in considerably reduced visibility
    • no
  4. Which of these actions is dangerous when entering an icy section of the road?

    • sharp deceleration
    • sharp throttling
    • disengaging the gears
    • entering at high speed
  5. An additional rear fog lamp is allowed to use:

    • when driving at night
    • always in reduced visibility
    • only when the visibility is reduced below 50 m
  6. During the day, the motor vehicles are moving with lights switched on for movement during the day or with short lights.

    • Correct
    • Incorrect
  7. Is it allowed to use tires with spikes on roads open for public transport vehicles?

    • it is not allowed
    • yes, always in snow and winter conditions
    • yes, but only when the road conditions require that
    • it is not allowed, except for vehicles with total mass of over 3.5 tons only
  8. Which of the listed lights of the automobile are used for movement during the day?

    • lights for movement during the day
    • low-beam headlights
    • high-beam headlights
    • front sidelights
  9. The additional fog lamps are used in cases of considerably reduced visibility:

    • caused by fog
    • caused by snowfall
    • caused by rain
    • during the night
  10. In reduced visibility below 50 meters, it is prohibited:

    • to tow
    • to make a U-turn
    • to stop for a stay
    • to move backwards

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