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Test 3 · Profile 5 (Criminal)

30 questions • Points-based driving license (English)

1

A judge has provisionally deprived a driver of his or her license while the case is being processed. If he or she drives the car to work, what is he or she doing?

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2

A young driver is carrying several friends of his or her age in the car. How does that usually influence his or her driving?

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3

A driver who had been drinking causes an accident in which another person dies. Apart from the victim and his or her family, whose life does that accident usually change?

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4

A driver negligently causes an accident in which a pedestrian dies and, without being at any risk, voluntarily leaves the scene. As well as being liable for the death...

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5

At night, a driver who has been drinking is dazzled by the headlights of an oncoming vehicle. Compared with when he or she has not been drinking...

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6

A final judgment sentences a driver to 18 months of deprivation of the right to drive. Once the sentence has been served, what does he or she need in order to drive again?

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7

A driver is convicted of driving with an alcohol level that constitutes a crime. What can happen to the passenger car he or she owns and was driving?

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8

In the license recovery course taken after a court conviction, the specific part...

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9

A driver is approaching a street where a pedestrian with a white cane is waiting at the edge of the sidewalk. What must he or she do?

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10

A person who has never obtained a driving license drives a passenger car around town. According to the Criminal Code...

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11

Some planks fall off a van onto a lane of a dual carriageway. The driver neither removes them nor signals them and drives off, leaving a serious risk for traffic. According to the Criminal Code...

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12

After a sentence of 3 years of deprivation of the right to drive, a driver passes the license recovery course. How long does he or she have to pass the knowledge test?

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13

A driver with 0.80 mg/l of alcohol in exhaled air hits a cyclist and causes injuries that are also a crime. How does the Criminal Code punish this?

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14

A final judgment deprives a driver of the right to drive for 4 years. What happens to his or her driving license?

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15

After a long time on a dual carriageway, a driver enters a conventional road or a road passing through a town (travesía). What usually happens to him or her with speed?

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16

A driver who had been drinking runs off the road on a curve with wet asphalt. How does the course explain this accident?

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17

A driver gives a reading of 0.65 mg/l of alcohol in exhaled air, but is driving normally and has not committed any other offense. Can he or she be convicted of a crime?

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18

For driving with manifest recklessness to be the crime of reckless driving, it is also necessary to...

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19

In a powerful passenger car, well soundproofed and with good suspension, the feeling of speed...

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20

A driver with diabetes who is treated with insulin starts to notice a cold sweat, trembling and difficulty concentrating while driving. What must he or she do?

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21

A driver tests positive in a saliva drug test. For there to be a crime, in addition to the administrative offense, what does the Criminal Code require?

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22

A driver travels the same road every day. One day, after a curve he or she knows well, there is a broken-down vehicle. Why is he or she at greater risk of not reacting in time?

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23

A driver sees a seriously injured motorcyclist on the roadway after an accident in which he or she was not involved. He or she could help without risk, but carries on without helping or calling for help. What has he or she done?

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24

A passenger car is traveling on a conventional road with one lane in each direction, with no physical separation and no signs setting another limit. From what speed does it commit the speeding crime?

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25

The license recovery course includes one hour with a victim of a traffic accident. For what purpose?

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26

A driver who has held the license for 20 years is sentenced to 3 years of deprivation of the right to drive. When, once the sentence has been served, he or she obtains the license again, what seniority does it have?

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27

A driver is going to reverse out of the garage of a house in a residential development where children often play. What is the most prudent thing to do?

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28

A driver does not pass the knowledge test after the license recovery course. What does he or she have to do before taking it again?

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29

When the stimulant effects of cocaine wear off, the driver usually feels...

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30

What deprivation of the right to drive does someone receive who drives with manifest recklessness, puts the lives of other people in specific danger and does so with manifest contempt for the lives of others?

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