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Test 2 · Profile 5 (Criminal)

30 questions • Points-based driving license (English)

1

Which of the following is a risk behavior frequently engaged in by pedestrians?

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2

Among other factors, the braking distance is affected by...

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3

Can illnesses such as high blood pressure, flu, the common cold, allergies, diabetes or insomnia involve any risk for driving?

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4

Accidents involving professional drivers...

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5

Does speed influence the driver's visual perception?

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6

If you are going to drive, why is it important not to mix alcohol, even in small amounts, with illegal substances such as hashish, cocaine or ecstasy?

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7

Regarding the phases of the blood alcohol curve, what happens during the rising phase?

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8

Regarding alcohol and driving, if you are going to drive after having had three glasses of wine, you should know that...

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9

When driving at excessive speed, does the probability of drivers making mistakes or errors increase?

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10

If a driver uses cocaine to stay awake at the wheel...

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11

When driving at excessive or inappropriate speed...

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12

Are traffic accidents unavoidable?

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13

As pedestrians, can blind people and deaf-mute people be considered a vulnerable group in traffic?

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14

Do the road accidents suffered by young drivers usually happen on some types of journey more frequently than on others?

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15

The World Health Organization (WHO) considers that traffic accidents are:

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16

Generally, a driver who is under the effects of theine or caffeine...

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17

Children, as pedestrians, are especially vulnerable in traffic in the event of a road accident; why?

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18

Among others, what type of impairment does drinking alcohol usually cause in the driver's psychomotor abilities?

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19

In the event of a road accident, is the poor protection of the cyclist's body one of the causes that make cyclists a vulnerable group in traffic?

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20

On an urban road, driving at a speed 60 km/h above the legally permitted speed may be punished with the penalty of...

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21

Category II medicines...

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22

Under the effects of Central Nervous System stimulant drugs, the driver generally...

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23

A driver with allergies can take a number of measures to reduce the risk of an accident, which include:

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24

Statistics show that passenger cars are the vehicles most frequently involved in accidents. This may be because...

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25

Under the effects of amphetamines, the driver generally...

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26

On dual carriageways outside built-up areas, what maximum speed must motorcycles not exceed?

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27

What is the only really effective "trick" for not testing positive at an alcohol checkpoint?

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28

What type of drugs have as their main effect the reduction or slowing down of the various functions of the Central Nervous System?

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29

What must every driver do when driving their motor vehicle near a user who belongs to one of the groups considered vulnerable in traffic?

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30

Which of the following is a characteristic that makes electric scooter riders a vulnerable group in traffic?

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