Questions for Practical Exam (En) - Vehicle Practical Exam Question Set

Sep 18, 2026

A set of practical exam questions focused on vehicle operation and safety duties. It covers warning and signal signs, required items to bring, and steps after entering the vehicle such as seating position, mirror adjustment, seat belts, and headrest setting. It also addresses passenger transport rules, accident obligations with or without personal injury, verification sticker timing, lighting functions for low beams, tire requirements and checks, and key engine bay and brake system inspections.

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Vehicle safety and signaling

Warning and signal signs

What to bring along

After getting into the vehicle

Passenger transport rules

Accident obligations

With personal injury

Without personal injury

Verification and lighting

Verification sticker 3-2-1 regulation

Low beam illumination

Parking light, dimmed headlights, fog lights

Tires and engine bay

Tire types and requirements

What to check on tires

Engine bay checks

Brakes

Brake types in a multi-lane car

Dual-circuit brake

QUESTIONS FOR PRACTICAL EXAM KL. B/B 122/BL17 Attention: These pages stand as an overview of the questions concerning the vehicle during the practical exam. No guarantee of completeness. WHICH WARNING AND SIGNAL SIGNS DO YOU KNOW? - Horn - Headlight Flasher (Pull the turn signal level towards your body) - Turn Indicator (Defective if the control lamp does not flash in the normal rhythm) - Alarm Flashing System (In the event of a breakdown or the last one stuck in a traffic jam) - Brake Light (Functional check with 2 people or by reflection) WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO BRING ALONG? - Driver’s License - Registration Certificate - First Aid Box - Breakdown Triangle - Safety Vest (Must be kept in the vehicle) WHAT DO YOU DO AFTER GETTING INTO THE VEHICLE? - Seating Position o The foot must not be stretched out when the clutch is fully depressed o Rest: Hands to be at the 3:45 position; Wrists must reach top of the steering wheel without leaning forward - Adjust all mirrors - Put on seat belts (height, snugged, not twisted, runs over the shoulder) - Adjust head rest (center of the headrest at eye level) PASSENGER TRANSPORT? - Maximum number of passengers are entered in the registration document or based on how many seats a vehicle has - All occupants must be buckled up - The drive is responsible for children up to 14 years old o From a height of 135cm, use the vehicle’s own safety belt o Up to a height of 135cm, a child seat depending on height and weight is mandatory (Child seats are classified according to age and weight. The front passenger airbag must be switched off in the case of child seats which are fitted in the rear-facing direction) OBLIGATIONS IN THE EVENT OF AN ACCIDENT INVOLVING PERSONAL INJURY - Stop - Secure (breakdown triangle, hazard warning lights) - Provide or call for first aid (112 Europa Emergency Number, 122 Fire Engine, 133 Police, 144 Ambulance) - Report to the police - Determination of facts WITHOUT PERSONAL INJURY - Identify each other with driver’s licenses - Fill out an accident report - Report to insurance VERIFICATION (STICKER – VERIFICATION STICKER) - 3-2-1 Regulation o New vehicles must be inspected for the first time 3 years after initial registration o Again after 2 years o Then every year - Period: One month to four months after the stamped date o Outer ring: Months o Inner ring: Years WHAT LIGHTS ILLUMINATE WHEN THE LOW BEAMS ARE ON? - Front: Low beam, parking light (lights up with low beam or high beam to be recognizable asa multi-lane vehicle in the event of failure) - Rear: Tail light, license plate light - Inside: Dashboard lighting 1. Parking light (5m headlight range) Park light = Parking light + Blinker up/down 2. Dimmed headlights (40m headlight range, max 50km/h in darkness) 3. Fog lights (40m headlight range – allowed to be always on) 4. Rear fog lights (only during stronger visual impairment – strong red light behind) 5. The high beam is actuated via the turn signal lever (push forward) TIRES - All 4 wheels must have the same tires (summer, winter, radial, diagonal) - Tires must correspond to the type certificate/registration certificate - Winter tire obligation [from 1. Nov. to](from 1. Nov. to) 15.April in wintry conditions (snow, ice, mud) - Studded tires: Tires with steel studs, hold up well on ice, may only be used in the winter months WHAT DO I HAVE TO CHECK ON THE TIRE? - Minimum tread depth (1 .6mm summer tires, 4mm winter tires radial, 5mm winter tires diagonal) - Damage - Tire pressure approx. 2-2.5 bar depending on the load (see door, tank cap, operating instructions) - Balance weights (lead weight on the rim so that the wheel runs “round”) 1. Tire width in mm 2. Ratio of tire height to tire width 3. Radial tires 4. Rim diameter in inches 5. Load index 6. Speed code letter ENGINE BAY 1. Coolant 2. Alternator and V-belt 3. Oil refill

FAQs

Which warning and signal signs are listed for the practical exam?

The document lists Horn, Headlight Flasher, Turn Indicator, Alarm Flashing System, and Brake Light, each with brief conditions or checks.

What must the driver do regarding passengers and children?

The maximum passenger count must match the registration document or available seats, all occupants must be buckled up, and children up to 14 require appropriate safety arrangements, including height-based rules and mandatory child seats when below 135 cm.

What tire checks and requirements are specified?

It requires matching tire types on all four wheels, compliance with certificate information, winter tire obligations during specified winter conditions, and checks for tread depth, damage, pressure, and balance weights.

Sep 18, 2026

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