Test 1 · Profile H (Court sentence)
30 questions • Points-based driving license (English)
1
There are many myths and false beliefs related to alcohol. For example, it is false that...
2
What is more likely to happen if any of the psychophysiological resources that help the driver make the most appropriate decision at every moment is impaired?
3
What is the speed that does not allow the driver to control their vehicle in problematic situations called?
4
The Criminal Code considers it a crime to drive on an urban road at a speed exceeding the permitted speed by...
5
Among the basic psychophysiological abilities that enable you to drive, which are included among the attentional abilities?
6
What is the ultimate objective of risk perception and of the decision-making process?
7
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?
8
Can the injuries suffered in a traffic accident be made worse if the injured have consumed alcohol?
9
Under the effects of cocaine, the driver generally...
10
Is it important to signal maneuvers sufficiently in advance to other users of public roads?
11
Because of their effects on the Central Nervous System, most hypnotics, or medicines prescribed to help you sleep, are...
12
What do the General Vehicle Regulations require of a vehicle, among other things, for it to be driven on public roads?
13
How does the type of alcoholic beverage consumed influence the blood alcohol level?
14
According to the principle of caution or defense, as a general rule, in which situation does a driver behave in a way that is unexpected for other road users?
15
What important psychological mechanism can we find in the course of the decision-making process carried out by a driver?
16
What blood alcohol level may a professional driver over 18 years old not exceed?
17
What disturbances does alcohol usually cause in the driver's perceptual functions?
18
Which of the circumstances listed can cause an increase in a vehicle's stopping distance?
19
Taking ecstasy generally causes the driver...
20
If a driver consumes large amounts of drinks containing xanthines (caffeine or theine), can they behave impulsively or aggressively?
21
If a driver is motivated to drive safely, what behavior are they most likely to adopt?
22
As a general rule, what will behavior at the wheel be like if a vehicle is driven under the influence of an intense emotional state, such as being very angry or very euphoric?
23
Which subject, among others, does the Law on Traffic, Motor Vehicle Circulation and Road Safety regulate?
24
Under the points-based driving license system, what does a driver's points balance reflect?
25
Excessive or inappropriate speed...
26
On an urban road, driving at a speed 60 km/h above the legally permitted speed may be punished with the penalty of...
27
If we define traffic as the movement of people, animals and vehicles on public roads, from what point of view are we defining it?
28
Which subject, among others, do the General Driver Regulations regulate?
29
How many points will a professional driver lose from their license if penalized for driving with an exhaled-air alcohol level above 0.15 and up to 0.30 mg/l?
30
Under the effects of disruptive drugs, the driver generally...
