Test 2 · Profile E (Illnesses and medicines)
30 questions • Points-based driving license (English)
1
When a call is received on the mobile phone while driving, does a dangerous situation arise?
2
What factors does the energy built up by a moving vehicle depend on?
3
Under the effects of an allergy, the driver has a general feeling of fatigue and a constant need to sneeze and blow their nose; driving in these conditions...
4
When a passenger car runs over an adult head-on, what is most likely to happen if the pedestrian's body, after the first impact, is thrown up onto the hood?
5
Do the injuries suffered in a traffic accident vary depending on the type of accident (side collision, frontal collision, rear-end collision or rollover)?
6
Which of the following factors, among others, does the severity of the injuries suffered by the occupants of a vehicle depend on in the event of a rollover accident?
7
Sustained attention allows the driver...
8
To drive safely, is it necessary to look at the speedometer?
9
What costs arise directly or indirectly from a traffic accident?
10
As far as possible, what must a driver who is in the most critical phase of the stress process do?
11
Does the driver perceive information through touch to prevent risk situations?
12
Peripheral vision, the vision that allows the driver to properly perceive what is happening at the edges of the road,...
13
Through divided attention, the driver is able to...
14
Why are the injuries suffered by the driver of a vehicle generally more serious in a side collision than in a frontal crash?
15
Which of the following situations is usually associated with high levels of stress for most people and can have serious effects at the wheel?
16
The high accident rate on conventional roads may be due to:
17
Taking psychotropic medicines can be very dangerous for driving; to avoid unnecessary risks, before starting a treatment it is advisable...
18
As a general rule, the risk of having an accident for a driver with a neurological disease who does not follow proper treatment is...
19
Regarding the driver's behavior in traffic, which of the following is learned knowledge that determines predisposition for driving?
20
To be able to drive safely, how can a possible deficit in the psychophysical abilities for driving be compensated for?
21
Regarding risk perception, what variable must a driver assess before making a judgment about the danger of a particular traffic situation?
22
Can the condition of the vehicle influence the occurrence of traffic accidents?
23
What type of injury can occur in the chest area as a result of a traffic accident?
24
What do we mean by risk acceptance in driving?
25
Compared with other times of the day, the times when people start and finish work show...
26
When driving a vehicle, what psychophysiological resource helps the driver to make an appropriate decision at all times?
27
In the decision-making process at the wheel, what is done in the decision stage?
28
Some driver behaviors can interfere with driving and cause an accident through distraction. Among them is...
29
Does the Road Safety Law consider certain forms of aggressive driving an administrative offense?
30
As the age of the vehicle increases, especially from 10 years onward...
