Test 9 — Categories ABC (cars, motorcycles, trucks)

1. A U-turn is prohibited:

1. On pedestrian crossings.
2. In tunnels.
3. On and under bridges, overpasses, and elevated roadways.
4. At railroad crossings.
5. In all of the listed cases.

Correct answer: In all of the listed cases. ABC · D/T

2. When entering a yard by making a right turn, we must yield to:

1. Pedestrians only.
2. The bicyclist only.
3. No one.
4. The bicyclist and the pedestrians.

Correct answer: The bicyclist and the pedestrians. ABC · D/T

3. In which case is backing permitted?

1. At intersections.
2. In lanes other than the rightmost lane.
3. At pedestrian crossings.

Correct answer: In lanes other than the rightmost lane. ABC · D/T

4. According to the Law of the Republic of Armenia on Ensuring Road Traffic Safety, a traffic lane is:

1. A marked longitudinal strip of the roadway wide enough for vehicles to proceed in a single line.
2. A marked or unmarked longitudinal strip of the roadway wide enough for vehicles to proceed in a single line.

Correct answer: A marked or unmarked longitudinal strip of the roadway wide enough for vehicles to proceed in a single line. ABC · D/T

5. A vehicle may not be operated if:

1. Yellow reflectors are installed at the rear.
2. Yellow reflectors are installed at the front.
3. In both cases.

Correct answer: In both cases. ABC · D/T

6. Which sign indicates a “Hotel” or “Motel”?

1. 1
2. 2
3. 3
4. 4
5. 5

Correct answer: Option 3 ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 7.9

7. Which sign is installed immediately before the intersection of roadways?

1. 1
2. 2
3. 3
4. 4
5. 5

Correct answer: Option 2 ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 2.3.1, 3.18.1, 1.10, 1.6, 1.9

8. What should the driver do in this situation?

1. Continue straight ahead.
2. Move into the part of the roadway intended for oncoming traffic.

Correct answer: Move into the part of the roadway intended for oncoming traffic. ABC

Signs in this question: 3.2, 6.19.1

9. When proceeding straight through the intersection, you must yield to:

1. The truck driver.
2. The passenger-car driver.
3. Both drivers.

Correct answer: Both drivers. ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 2.4, 8.13

10. Which vehicle will proceed through the intersection first?

1. The green automobile.
2. The blue automobile.
3. The red automobile.
4. The yellow automobile.

Correct answer: The red automobile. ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 2.1, 2.4

11. In this situation, when making a left turn, we must yield to:

1. All drivers.
2. Only the passenger-car driver.
3. The bus driver and the passenger-car driver.

Correct answer: The bus driver and the passenger-car driver. ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 2.4, 8.13

12. The driver of the red automobile:

1. Must yield.
2. Has the right-of-way.

Correct answer: Must yield. ABC

13. Proceeding across the railroad crossing is:

1. Permitted.
2. Prohibited.

Correct answer: Permitted. ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 1.3.1

14. If traffic across a railroad crossing is prohibited and there are no traffic signals, traffic signs, pavement markings, or barrier gate, the driver must stop:

1. At least 5 m from the nearest rail.
2. At least 7 m from the nearest rail.
3. At least 10 m from the nearest rail.

Correct answer: At least 10 m from the nearest rail. ABC · D/T

15. The bus has stopped to yield to a pedestrian. In this situation, is the passenger-car driver violating the requirements of the traffic rules?

1. Yes.
2. No.

Correct answer: Yes. ABC

Signs in this question: 5.19.1

16. Carrying people in a cargo trailer is:

1. Prohibited.
2. Permitted.
3. Permitted only for persons accompanying the cargo.

Correct answer: Prohibited. ABC

17. A driver is prohibited from:

1. Crossing a railroad crossing at a speed greater than 30 km/h.
2. Crossing a railroad crossing at a speed below 30 km/h.
3. Proceeding across a railroad crossing, without the permission of the head of the railroad track section, in slow-moving vehicles with a speed below 8 km/h or in tractors coupled to sledges.

Correct answer: Proceeding across a railroad crossing, without the permission of the head of the railroad track section, in slow-moving vehicles with a speed below 8 km/h or in tractors coupled to sledges. ABC · D/T

18. What does the hand signal given by the passenger-car driver indicate?

1. The driver is making a right turn.
2. The driver is continuing straight ahead.
3. The driver is braking in order to yield to the motorcycle.

Correct answer: The driver is making a right turn. ABC · D/T

19. The hazard warning lights on a vehicle must be activated:

1. In the event of a traffic accident.
2. During towing, on the towed motor vehicle.
3. In the event of a forced stop where stopping is prohibited.
4. In all of the listed cases.

Correct answer: In all of the listed cases. ABC · D/T

20. How long may a tourniquet used to stop bleeding remain in place?

1. In warm weather, no more than half an hour; in cold weather, no more than one hour.
2. In warm weather, no more than one hour; in cold weather, no more than half an hour.
3. There is no limit on how long the tourniquet may remain in place.

Correct answer: In warm weather, no more than one hour; in cold weather, no more than half an hour. ABC · D/T