Test 21 — Categories D/T (bus, trolleybus)

1. In this situation, when changing to the adjacent lane:

1. You must yield to drivers proceeding in that lane.
2. You have the right-of-way.

Correct answer: You must yield to drivers proceeding in that lane. ABC · D/T

2. While on a bridge, is a U-turn permitted?

1. Permitted if visibility is 100 m or more.
2. Prohibited.

Correct answer: Prohibited. ABC · D/T

3. In this situation, when proceeding straight ahead, it is permitted to:

1. Go around the truck on the right.
2. Continue only after the truck has passed.
3. Both of the above are permitted.

Correct answer: Both of the above are permitted. ABC · D/T

4. According to the Law of the Republic of Armenia on Ensuring Road Traffic Safety, persons authorized to operate category B, C, and D vehicles and subcategory C1 and D1 vehicles may also operate them with trailers if the trailer’s maximum authorized mass is:

1. 950 kg.
2. 850 kg.
3. 750 kg.

Correct answer: 750 kg. ABC · D/T

5. A vehicle may not be operated if:

1. There are cracks in a wheel rim or wheel disc.
2. There are visible distortions in the shape or dimensions of the wheel-rim mounting holes.
3. In both cases.

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

6. This sign:

1. Indicates the directions of traffic at the intersection.
2. Prohibits proceeding through the intersection.

Correct answer: Indicates the directions of traffic at the intersection. ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 1.34.3

7. Are buses with a maximum authorized mass exceeding 3.5 metric tons permitted to travel on a motorway in lanes to the left of the second lane?

1. Permitted.
2. Not permitted.

Correct answer: Permitted. D/T

8. When this traffic sign is present:

1. Passing by all types of vehicles is prohibited, except when passing slow-moving vehicles, animal-drawn carts, two-wheeled motorcycles without sidecars, mopeds, and bicycles.
2. Trucks with a maximum authorized mass not exceeding 3.5 metric tons are permitted to pass.
3. Passing is permitted if the speed of the passing vehicle does not exceed 30 km/h.

Correct answer: Passing by all types of vehicles is prohibited, except when passing slow-moving vehicles, animal-drawn carts, two-wheeled motorcycles without sidecars, mopeds, and bicycles. ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 3.20

9. Which vehicle driver must yield?

1. The tram operator.
2. The truck driver.
3. The automobile drivers.

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

10. How must a bus driver act at a signal-controlled pedestrian crossing after the traffic signal changes to a permissive signal?

1. Begin moving immediately because pedestrians are prohibited from entering the crossing when the signal is permissive for vehicles.
2. Allow pedestrians to finish crossing the roadway in their chosen direction and only then continue driving.

Correct answer: Allow pedestrians to finish crossing the roadway in their chosen direction and only then continue driving. D/T

11. When a driver cannot determine whether the road has a paved surface (at night, because of mud, snow, etc.) and there are no priority signs:

1. The driver must consider that he/she is on a secondary road.
2. The driver must follow the rules for proceeding through an intersection of roads of equal priority.

Correct answer: The driver must consider that he/she is on a secondary road. ABC · D/T

12. Is a bus driver permitted to pass a vehicle that has reduced speed immediately before an intersection?

1. Permitted if there are no pedestrians crossing the roadway at that moment.
2. Prohibited.
3. Permitted if visibility at the intersection is sufficient to perform the maneuver safely.

Correct answer: Prohibited. D/T

13. Traffic is permitted:

1. To the right through the first passage.
2. Straight ahead and to the right through the first passage.

Correct answer: To the right through the first passage. ABC · D/T

14. Is parking permitted at the indicated location?

1. Prohibited.
2. Only on the sidewalk.
3. Only for motorcycles.
4. Permitted.

Correct answer: Prohibited. ABC · D/T

15. The marking applied to the roadway indicates:

1. The distance from the nearest intersection.
2. The distance from the nearest populated area.
3. The road or route number.

Correct answer: The road or route number. ABC · D/T

16. What is called a “change of direction of travel”?

1. A maneuver performed for the purpose of entering another road.
2. A maneuver performed for the purpose of entering another road or an adjacent area.
3. A change from the previously selected direction of travel, excluding reversing, performed by making a turn or U-turn.
4. A change from the previously selected direction of travel, including reversing, performed by making a turn or U-turn.

Correct answer: A change from the previously selected direction of travel, excluding reversing, performed by making a turn or U-turn. D/T

17. When towing a motor vehicle, in which lane may you continue on this road?

1. The right lane only.
2. Any lane.

Correct answer: The right lane only. ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 5.15.1

18. The driver of a vehicle with white flashing beacons activated gives a special audible signal in order to:

1. Obtain right-of-way over other road users.
2. Attract the attention of police officers and other persons.

Correct answer: Attract the attention of police officers and other persons. ABC · D/T

19. In this situation, what can the driver’s outstretched arm indicate?

1. An intention to start moving.
2. An intention to stop.
3. A general emergency signal.

Correct answer: An intention to start moving. ABC · D/T

20. When providing first aid for a nosebleed, you should:

1. Tilt the person’s head back.
2. Tilt the person’s head forward and pinch the upper part of the nose.
3. Place a cotton swab in the person’s nose.
4. Allow the bleeding to continue until it stops on its own.

Correct answer: Tilt the person’s head forward and pinch the upper part of the nose. ABC · D/T