Test 7 — Categories D/T (bus, trolleybus)

1. 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

2. Is a public transit vehicle permitted to proceed when this sign is present if its maximum authorized mass is 9 metric tons but, because there are no passengers, its actual mass is 7 metric tons?

1. Permitted.
2. Not permitted.

Correct answer: Permitted. D/T

Signs in this question: 3.11

3. In this situation:

1. We may go around the truck on the right using the shoulder.
2. We may continue only after the truck has passed.
3. Both actions are permitted.

Correct answer: We may continue only after the truck has passed. ABC · D/T

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

1. An automobile designed by its construction and equipment for the transportation of cargo.
2. An automobile weighing more than 3.5 metric tons and designed by its construction and equipment for the transportation of cargo.

Correct answer: An automobile designed by its construction and equipment for the transportation of cargo. ABC · D/T

5. A vehicle may not be operated if:

1. The interior lighting devices of a passenger car do not operate.
2. The interior lighting devices of the bus passenger compartment do not operate.
3. In both cases.

Correct answer: The interior lighting devices of the bus passenger compartment do not operate. D/T

6. In this situation:

1. We must yield to the truck driver.
2. We may proceed through the narrow section first.

Correct answer: We may proceed through the narrow section first. ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 2.7

7. Is stopping at the indicated location to pick up a passenger permitted?

1. Yes.
2. No.

Correct answer: Yes. ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 3.28, 8.2.2

8. Which of the following pavement markings indicates a section of an intersection that may not be entered if congestion has formed ahead in the direction of traffic and would force the driver to stop?

1. 1
2. 2
3. 3

Correct answer: Option 3 ABC · D/T

9. The vehicles will proceed through the intersection in the following order:

1. The ambulance, the tram, the motorcycle, the bus, the passenger car.
2. The motorcycle, the bus, then the tram and the ambulance, then the passenger car.

Correct answer: The motorcycle, the bus, then the tram and the ambulance, then the passenger car. ABC · D/T

Signs in this question: 2.4, 8.13

10. In this situation, we must yield to:

1. All drivers.
2. Only the truck driver.
3. Only the passenger-car driver.

Correct answer: All drivers. ABC · D/T

11. In which case is a bus driver permitted not to occupy the corresponding outermost lane in advance before making a turn?

1. If the bus cannot make the turn from the outermost lane because of its large dimensions.
2. If there are no horizontal pavement markings on that section of road.
3. In both cases.

Correct answer: If the bus cannot make the turn from the outermost lane because of its large dimensions. D/T

12. If the traffic controller’s arms are extended to the sides or lowered, traffic of non-rail vehicles from the controller’s left and right sides is permitted:

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

Correct answer: Straight ahead and to the right. ABC · D/T

13. This traffic signal is used to regulate traffic:

1. For trams and trolleybuses.
2. For trams only.
3. For trams, as well as other public transit vehicles proceeding in designated lanes.

Correct answer: For trams, as well as other public transit vehicles proceeding in designated lanes. D/T

14. With this pavement marking, passing is:

1. Permitted.
2. Permitted if the vehicle ahead is a slow-moving vehicle.
3. Prohibited.

Correct answer: Prohibited. ABC · D/T

15. The signal to stop a train is:

1. A circular motion of the arm (during daylight, with a brightly colored cloth or another clearly visible object; at night, with a torch or lantern).
2. An arm raised above the head holding a disk or red flag.
3. An arm extended forward.
4. An arm extended forward and moved up and down.

Correct answer: A circular motion of the arm (during daylight, with a brightly colored cloth or another clearly visible object; at night, with a torch or lantern). ABC · D/T

16. In populated areas, buses providing intercity transportation are permitted to proceed at a speed not exceeding:

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

Correct answer: 60 km/h. D/T

17. Which vehicles are permitted to proceed straight ahead?

1. Only the truck.
2. The passenger car and the truck.
3. The truck and the bus.
4. All vehicles.

Correct answer: Only the truck. D/T

18. During daylight hours, when proceeding in an organized convoy, which lights must be activated to identify the bus?

1. High-beam headlights only.
2. Low-beam headlights only.
3. Marker lights.

Correct answer: Low-beam headlights only. D/T

19. May drivers of vehicles with flashing yellow or orange beacons, while ensuring traffic safety, disregard the requirement of this sign?

1. Yes, they may.
2. No, they may not.

Correct answer: No, they may not. D/T

Signs in this question: 3.20

20. After finding an unconscious injured person, the first action should be to:

1. Give the person cold water.
2. Turn the person onto the side into the recovery position.
3. Maintain the person’s normal body temperature.
4. Open the airway and check for breathing.

Correct answer: Open the airway and check for breathing. ABC · D/T