Test 3 · Profile 2 (Alcohol and other drugs)
30 questions • Points-based driving license (English)
1
A pedestrian is involved in a collision in which he or she is hit by a vehicle. Is he or she obliged to take an alcohol test if traffic officers ask?
2
When do traffic accidents involving alcohol happen most often?
3
Older people who drive often take several medicines at the same time. What is it advisable for them to do?
4
A 17-year-old who holds an A1 license is riding his motorcycle. What is the maximum alcohol level in exhaled air he may have?
5
A driver takes an opium-derived painkiller prescribed by his or her doctor for pain. Does he or she commit an offense by driving?
6
At a checkpoint, the first breath alcohol test is above the permitted level. What does the traffic officer have to do next?
7
Apart from prison, a fine or community service, what penalty is always imposed on someone convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs?
8
According to the Traffic Law, which vehicles have to be fitted with an alcohol interlock?
9
A person takes a sleeping pill at night that his or her doctor has prescribed. Can it affect his or her driving the next day?
10
A passenger car driver who has held the license for five years and is not a professional driver gives a reading of 0.22 mg/l in exhaled air. Is he or she above the permitted level?
11
A traffic officer requires a driver to take an alcohol test and the driver refuses. According to the Criminal Code, he or she faces...
12
What does the test carried out by traffic officers on the road to detect drugs in a driver's body consist of?
13
After a long working day, a tired driver has a beer before going home. What effect does drinking it have?
14
In the early hours, when passing through an area of bars and nightclubs, what must a driver bear in mind regarding pedestrians?
15
A driver is traveling at 90 km/h and alcohol delays his or her reaction by half a second. How many more meters does he or she cover before starting to brake?
16
If a driver gives a reading below 0.60 mg/l in exhaled air, can he or she commit the crime of driving under the influence of alcoholic drinks?
17
A driver tests positive for alcohol. He is accompanied by a friend with a license who has not been drinking. What can happen to the vehicle?
18
After drinking a lot at night and sleeping a few hours, can a driver test positive at a checkpoint the next morning?
19
Because of its effect on the central nervous system, which of these drugs is a stimulant?
20
A driver who has held the license for eight years, with no previous penalties for alcohol, gives a reading of 0.40 mg/l in exhaled air and does not commit a crime. What penalty does he or she get?
21
Some drivers who have used cannabis drive more slowly than normal to compensate for its effects. Is that enough to drive safely?
22
Someone who mixes alcohol and cocaine usually feels less drunk than he or she is. What consequence does that have at the wheel?
23
On the same day, a driver with 15 points receives final penalties for driving with 0.55 mg/l of alcohol in air (6 points), running a stop sign (4) and not wearing a seatbelt (4). How many points does he or she lose?
24
The classification of medicines into categories I, II and III indicates...
25
A driver was already penalized last year for exceeding the alcohol limit. Now he or she gives a reading of 0.35 mg/l in exhaled air. What fine does he or she get?
26
Does the habitual use of drugs or of medicines that seriously impair the ability to drive affect obtaining or renewing the license?
27
A driver who has been drinking causes an accident with injuries. His or her insurer compensates the victims. Can it then claim back from him or her what it has paid?
28
With the same alcohol level, why is a young driver with little experience at greater risk?
29
A saliva drug test detects cannabis that the driver used the day before. He or she shows no symptoms. Has he or she committed an offense?
30
Do cyclists have to respect a maximum alcohol level?
