Test 47 — Categories D/T (bus, trolleybus)

1. What do priority signs establish?

1. Specific traffic regimes for proceeding through intersections, roadway crossings, or narrow sections of road.
2. The order of proceeding through intersections, roadway crossings, or narrow sections of road.

Correct answer: The order of proceeding through intersections, roadway crossings, or narrow sections of road. D/T

2. Which sign does not apply to public transit vehicles?

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

Correct answer: Option 4. D/T

Signs in this question: 4.1.3

3. You are proceeding straight ahead. To which vehicle or vehicles must you yield?

1. Only the passenger car.
2. The truck.
3. Both vehicles.
4. Neither vehicle.

Correct answer: Both vehicles. ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 2.4, 8.13

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

1. A section of road located at an intersection, marked by road signs and/or pavement markings and designated in accordance with the law for pedestrian movement.
2. A designated section of the roadway marked by road signs and/or pavement markings and intended in accordance with the law for pedestrian movement.

Correct answer: A designated section of the roadway marked by road signs and/or pavement markings and intended in accordance with the law for pedestrian movement. D/T

5. A bus may not be operated if:

1. The engine operates intermittently.
2. On buses equipped with a gas-cylinder fuel system, the dates of the most recent and scheduled inspections are not indicated on the outer surface of the gas cylinders.
3. In both cases.

Correct answer: On buses equipped with a gas-cylinder fuel system, the dates of the most recent and scheduled inspections are not indicated on the outer surface of the gas cylinders. D/T

6. What does this traffic sign warn about?

1. An approaching slippery section of road.
2. An approaching wet and dirty section of road.
3. An approaching section of road where loose gravel may be thrown up by vehicle tires.

Correct answer: An approaching section of road where loose gravel may be thrown up by vehicle tires. ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 1.18

7. Is the bus driver permitted to pass within the area where this sign is in effect?

1. Permitted in all cases, provided the passing rules are observed.
2. Prohibited.
3. Permitted if the speed of the vehicle being passed does not exceed 30 km/h.

Correct answer: Permitted in all cases, provided the passing rules are observed. D/T

Signs in this question: 3.22

8. What do this sign and supplemental plaque warn about?

1. Stopping on the shoulder is prohibited because of roadwork.
2. Entering the shoulder is dangerous because of roadwork.
3. Parking on the shoulder is prohibited because of roadwork.

Correct answer: Entering the shoulder is dangerous because of roadwork. ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 1.25, 8.12

9. When making a right turn, you must yield to:

1. Pedestrians and bicyclists.
2. Pedestrians only.

Correct answer: Pedestrians and bicyclists. ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 4.4, 8.2.3

10. When making a left turn at the second crossing, the driver:

1. Has the right-of-way.
2. Must yield to the other drivers.
3. Must yield to the bus driver.

Correct answer: Must yield to the bus driver. ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 2.1

11. How must a bus driver make a turn in order not to violate the traffic rules?

1. When leaving the intersection of roadways, the vehicle must not enter the side intended for oncoming traffic.
2. When leaving the intersection area, the vehicle must not enter the side intended for oncoming traffic.
3. In both cases.

Correct answer: When leaving the intersection of roadways, the vehicle must not enter the side intended for oncoming traffic. D/T

12. When making a left turn:

1. I will complete the maneuver without stopping.
2. After entering the intersection, I will stop before the second “Stop Line” and wait for the green signal.

Correct answer: After entering the intersection, I will stop before the second “Stop Line” and wait for the green signal. ABC · D/T

13. After the permissive traffic signal turns on, we may enter the intersection:

1. Only when making a turn or a U-turn.
2. In all cases.

Correct answer: Only when making a turn or a U-turn. ABC · D/T

14. Where is the solid yellow line indicating locations where stopping and parking are prohibited marked?

1. On the roadway.
2. Near the edge of the roadway.
3. Near the edge of the roadway or on the upper surface of the curb.
4. Only on the upper surface of the curb.

Correct answer: Near the edge of the roadway or on the upper surface of the curb. ABC · D/T

15. This pavement marking permits traffic:

1. To the left only.
2. To the left and by making a U-turn.
3. By making a U-turn only.
4. Straight ahead, to the left, and by making a U-turn.

Correct answer: To the left and by making a U-turn. ABC · D/T

16. Within the permitted limits, what maximum speed should a driver select?

1. A speed that ensures full control of the vehicle.
2. The driver may select any speed that does not exceed the maximum permitted speed.

Correct answer: A speed that ensures full control of the vehicle. ABC · D/T

17. When approaching a railroad crossing, a bus driver must be guided by:

1. The instructions of the railroad-crossing attendant.
2. The requirements of traffic signals, signs, and pavement markings used to regulate traffic at railroad crossings, and by the position of the barrier.
3. All of the listed requirements.

Correct answer: All of the listed requirements. D/T

18. When making a right turn while following the priority road, giving a turn signal is:

1. Required.
2. Required only at night.
3. Not required.

Correct answer: Required. ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 2.1, 8.13

19. To obtain right-of-way over other road users, the driver of a patrol vehicle must activate:

1. The blue flashing beacon.
2. The blue and red flashing beacons.
3. The blue flashing beacon and the special audible signal.

Correct answer: The blue flashing beacon and the special audible signal. ABC · D/T

20. In case of a crash, what information should be provided to the emergency dispatcher when requesting an ambulance?

1. State the landmark nearest to the crash location. Report the number of injured persons and indicate their sex and age.
2. State the street and house number nearest to the crash location. Indicate who was injured in the crash (pedestrian, driver, or passenger) and describe the injuries sustained.
3. State the crash location (street, house number, and the landmarks nearest to the scene). Report the number of injured persons, their sex, approximate age, state of consciousness, breathing and circulation, and whether there is severe bleeding, fractures, or other injuries. Wait until the dispatcher confirms that the call has been received.

Correct answer: State the crash location (street, house number, and the landmarks nearest to the scene). Report the number of injured persons, their sex, approximate age, state of consciousness, breathing and circulation, and whether there is severe bleeding, fractures, or other injuries. Wait until the dispatcher confirms that the call has been received. ABC · D/T