Test 1 · Profile D (Alcohol)
30 questions • Points-based driving license (English)
1
Lapses in the driver's attention...
2
If two drivers drink the same amount of alcohol, will they have an identical blood alcohol level?
3
Can the driver of a vehicle have an influence in reducing accident figures?
4
Can the effects of ecstasy be altered if it is taken in combination with other illegal substances, such as cocaine or amphetamines?
5
When does alcohol reach its maximum level in the blood?
6
As the vehicle's speed increases, the driver...
7
Ecstasy and other synthetic substances with similar effects are drugs that are...
8
While driving, most of the information used for driving is received through...
9
Can driving on an excessively familiar road cause the driver to become distracted?
10
Regarding alcohol and driving, if you are going to drive after having had three glasses of spirits, you should know that...
11
When driving a vehicle, what psychophysiological resource helps the driver to make an appropriate decision at all times?
12
Selective attention allows the driver...
13
Drinking alcohol alters people's behavior; as a general rule, under its influence drivers...
14
In the decision-making process at the wheel, which factor is most likely to negatively affect the correct perception of and attention to the surroundings?
15
Can drivers have an influence in preventing an accident caused by a mechanical failure?
16
Regarding the decision-making process, if a driver intends to overtake, after making a decision about the most appropriate maneuver, what must they do next?
17
If a driver experiences a strong emotional state at the wheel, such as anger, anxiety or euphoria, what is more likely to happen?
18
Does the Criminal Code consider it a crime to drive a motor vehicle under the influence of toxic drugs, narcotics or psychotropic substances?
19
Regarding drinking alcohol and driving, since most of the times a driver drinks and drives nothing happens to them, it has been found that...
20
Does the Criminal Code consider it a crime to drive a vehicle with an exhaled-air alcohol level above 0.6 mg/l?
21
Apart from the human costs, do traffic accidents cause any kind of expense to society?
22
Under the effects of cocaine, the driver generally...
23
The high accident rate on conventional roads may be due to:
24
Of the following factors or reasons, which one increases the level of risk you are willing to accept?
25
Among the basic psychophysiological abilities that enable you to drive, which are included among the motor abilities?
26
A driver with low visual contrast sensitivity...
27
When the mobile phone is used while driving, the driver...
28
Regarding risk perception when driving vehicles, what two types of risk can we find?
29
Which of the following is a Central Nervous System depressant drug, making the driver's movements at the wheel slower?
30
If a worker has a traffic accident on the way to or from work, we are talking about:
