Test 39 — Categories D/T (bus, trolleybus)

1. Which vehicle driver must yield?

1. The bus driver.
2. The passenger-car driver.

Correct answer: The bus driver. ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 6.3.2

2. Is it permitted to cross a broken reversible pavement marking when the reversible traffic signal is switched on?

1. Not permitted.
2. Permitted from either side if the line separates lanes moving in the same direction.

Correct answer: Permitted from either side if the line separates lanes moving in the same direction. D/T

3. How should the fixed-route bus driver act in this situation?

1. Yield to the passenger car.
2. Activate the turn signal, sound the horn, and start moving.
3. Start moving after making sure that the passenger-car driver is yielding.

Correct answer: Start moving after making sure that the passenger-car driver is yielding. D/T

Signs in this question: 5.16

4. According to the Law of the Republic of Armenia on Ensuring Road Traffic Safety, insufficient visibility is:

1. The visibility distance of the road during nighttime.
2. The visibility distance of the road in populated areas when the roadway has no artificial lighting.
3. Road visibility and/or a visibility distance of up to 300 meters in fog, rain, snowfall, and/or other adverse weather conditions affecting road traffic safety.

Correct answer: Road visibility and/or a visibility distance of up to 300 meters in fog, rain, snowfall, and/or other adverse weather conditions affecting road traffic safety. ABC · D/T

5. A vehicle may not be operated if:

1. The head restraints provided by the vehicle’s design are missing.
2. New and retreaded tires are installed on the same axle.
3. In both cases.

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

6. Which signs indicate the section where drivers must yield to pedestrians crossing the roadway?

1. Only A and B.
2. Only B and C.
3. All of them.

Correct answer: Only B and C. ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 1.22, 5.19.1, 5.21

7. Which sign requires a driver to yield to vehicles proceeding on the intersecting road?

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

Correct answer: Option 3 ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 2.3.1, 1.8, 2.4, 1.33, 2.6

8. Which sign indicates a pedestrian path?

1. B.
2. B and C.
3. All of them.

Correct answer: Option B. ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 3.10, 4.5, 5.19.1

9. Outside populated areas, must drivers yield to public transit vehicles starting to move from designated and marked stopping places?

1. Yes.
2. No.

Correct answer: No. D/T

10. Which vehicle will proceed through the intersection first?

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

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

11. How must a bus driver act when approaching an uncontrolled pedestrian crossing?

1. Yield to pedestrians who are in the bus’s traffic lane.
2. Must not interfere with pedestrians crossing the roadway.

Correct answer: Must not interfere with pedestrians crossing the roadway. D/T

12. What is the maximum speed permitted outside populated areas for buses that are not performing suburban, interregional, or intercity transportation?

1. 70 km/h.
2. 90 km/h.
3. 60 km/h.

Correct answer: 70 km/h. D/T

13. Traffic is permitted:

1. Straight ahead and to the right.
2. Straight ahead only.
3. To the right only.

Correct answer: To the right only. ABC · D/T

14. This pavement marking indicates:

1. The route or road number.
2. The recommended speed.
3. The maximum permitted speed on the indicated road section.

Correct answer: The maximum permitted speed on the indicated road section. ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 3.24

15. In which of the indicated cases is stopping permitted?

1. Only B.
2. Only C.
3. A and C.
4. In all cases.

Correct answer: Only B. ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 5.5

16. If the roadway is divided into lanes by pavement markings, a bus driver is permitted to cross broken lines:

1. During heavy traffic when all lanes are occupied.
2. Only when changing lanes.
3. In any case.

Correct answer: Only when changing lanes. D/T

17. Must an “Emergency Stop” sign be placed at the rear of a towed vehicle if the hazard warning lights are activated?

1. Yes, both measures must be used simultaneously.
2. No, the “Emergency Stop” sign is used only if the hazard warning lights are absent or malfunctioning.

Correct answer: No, the “Emergency Stop” sign is used only if the hazard warning lights are absent or malfunctioning. D/T

18. Passing is prohibited:

1. At controlled intersections.
2. At uncontrolled intersections.
3. In both cases.

Correct answer: In both cases. 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 both cases.

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

20. If an electrical wire has fallen onto a vehicle, you should:

1. Help the occupants get out of the vehicle immediately.
2. Ask the occupants to remain in the vehicle until the electrical current is disconnected.

Correct answer: Ask the occupants to remain in the vehicle until the electrical current is disconnected. ABC · D/T