A Make the driver more alert. B Cause self-blinding of the driver. C Have no effect on driving and on vehicle control. D Do not illuminate the road properly.

A Yes, at a time and place to be determined by the policeman B No, a certified photocopy is sufficient C No, a photocopy signed by the vehicle’s owner is sufficient D Yes, at the time determined by the vehicle’s driver

A A box or fixed loading platform designed for freight loading and unloading. B crate, box or any other means for carrying goods, designed to be loaded on or off the vehicle with a permanent crane C A wooden box designed to transport citrus fruit in bulk, which can be replaced by other boxes. D A transport fixture for fluids that can be taken off the vehicle’s chassis and be left with or without freight.

A Only if the driver tends to be influenced by a certain medication. B Yes, sedatives have no affect on driving. C It is permitted to take sedation pills half an hour before driving. D Not if it is specifically indicated in the prescription or by the doctor.

A Only flashing lamps and signs; and a permit of the Licensing Authority should be indicated within the vehicle’s registration documents. B Waste belts and appropriate signs in the front and in the back only. Nothing else. C Only a “children transportation” sign in the front or in the back. D Only flashing lamps; and a permit of the Licensing Authority should be indicated within the vehicle’s registration documents.

A It is forbidden to turn left from the left lane. B You have right-of-way on the narrow road over opposite traffic. C Only driving forward is permitted. D Left lane reverts to turning left only.

A 205 B 208 C 115 D 119

A The road is becoming wider. B The number of lanes on the road is increasing. C Left or right turn ahead. D It is permitted to stop on the left side of the road.

A Incorrect. The determining factor is the level of alcohol in the blood in relation to the legally allowed level. B Correct. You can drink quite a lot of one type of intoxicating drink without becoming drunk. C Correct. Alcohol affects driving only when different drinks are mixed. D Correct. You should not mix different types of drinks before driving.

A Yes, but only in order to cross it. B No, unless otherwise marked by a traffic sign. C Yes, always. D Yes, when the separation area is paved.

A Across the canal that is adjacent to the road’s edge. B No more than 40cm from the road’s edge. C With its two left wheels on the road. D As far as possible from the edge of the road.

A Commercial vehicles with an all up weight of more than 12,000 kg. B All vehicles, except for private vehicles and passenger transportation vehicles. C Commercial vehicles with an all up weight of more than 3,000 kg and buses only. D All motor vehicles with an all up weight of more than 3,500 kg, buses and working vehicles.

A At the center of the vehicle rear window’s top edge, visible to other drivers from all sides B On the top edge of the vehicle’s left side window, visible to those driving on the left of the vehicle C On the bottom edge of the vehicle’s rear window, visible to those driving behind D On the bottom edge of the vehicle’s right side window, visible to those driving on the right of the vehicle

A Engine power decreases, and that reduces the braking capacity. B Severe tiredness and a tendency to fall asleep. C A healthy driver faces no danger in driving continuously for many hours. D Heating and accelerated wear and tear of the front tires.

A 4.80 meters. B 2.25 meters. C 2.10 meters. D 2.50 meters.

A No overtaking for buses B No overtaking of private vehicles. C No overtaking for commercial vehicles. D End of road section with an overtaking restriction.

A U-Turn is permitted. B Sharp bend to the right. C Drive left only. D Winding road.

A To control the engine’s fuel consumption. B To prevent the wheels from locking. C To reduce the danger of skidding. D To reduce the emission of burnt gases from the engine.

A No. If a passenger refuses to identify himself, the driver may refuse taking him. B Yes, but only during the day. C No, but he should provide an explanation for each refusal. D Yes, unless other statutory restrictions apply.

A It is only permitted when the air-conditioning system malfunctions. B It is only permitted when there are no passengers on the bus. C It is only permitted when approaching a level crossing. D Driving with an open door is forbidden.

A You are prohibited to turn right on the roadway. B You are permitted to overtake very carefully on the left of the line. C No stopping in this road section, except for the “hard shoulders”. D Drive on the right side of the line, without crossing it.

A No stopping or parking on the road-side where the sign is placed. B No stopping for vehicles on both sides of the road. C Stopping is permitted but parking is prohibited. D It is allowed to stop and park, except on Saturdays and holidays.

A If he is not culpable of the accident and the other driver involved is later held responsible for it, then he shall clear his vehicle away from the roadway. B He shall clear his vehicle away from the roadway to prevent traffic disturbance and call the rescue forces. C He shall clear away from the road and inform the police about the accident. D He shall not move his vehicle, unless instructed to do so by a policeman or if the vehicle had to be used for medical evacuation purposes.

A No entry for vehicles the width of which is less than the width indicated in the sign. B No entry for freight-carrying vehicles the width of which (vehicle and freight) exceeds the width indicated in the sign. C No entry only for commercial vehicles the width of which exceeds the width indicated in the sign. D No entry for non-motor vehicles only.

A Drive faster and quickly pass the danger on your right. B Move to the left lane while driving faster and paying attention to the conduct of the cyclist. C Slow down and pay attention to any change in the conduct of other road users. D Continue driving without doing anything special and give warning signals with the horn.

A It is permitted, provided that there are no passengers on the bus. B It is prohibited on all types of roads. C It is permitted in all types of roads. D It is permitted, provided that the all up weight of the bus does not exceed 10,000kg.

A It is not obligatory to signal while deviating from one lane to the other. B It is not obligatory to signal during an insignificant deviation from the lane. C It is obligatory to signal before any deviation from the driving lane, until it is completed. D It is not obligatory to signal if the deviation is significant and noticed by all drivers

A The positioning of the escorting vehicle depends on the width of the freight rather than on the type of road. B On a one-way roadway he should drive before the freight carrying vehicle, and on a two-way roadway he should drive behind him. C On a two-way roadway he should drive before the freight carrying vehicle, and on a one-way roadway he should drive behind him. D The escorting vehicle should always drive before the freight carrying vehicle.

A The time period of natural lighting conditions, when there is no need to have the vehicle lights turned on B The night time or any other time of the day in which visibility conditions are poor due to weather conditions. C The time period in which the vehicle’s lights must be turned on while driving in a freeway D The night time period, between sunset and sunrise

A Every motor vehicle with an all up weight of at least 5,000 kg, except for buses. B All commercial vehicles regardless of weigh, except for buses. C Every vehicle with an all up weight of up to 3,500 kg, except for buses. D Every vehicle with an all up weight of up to 4,000 kg, including buses.