Practice: ticket #4

permissible maximum mass — the mass of the equipped vehicle with load, driver and passengers, which is established by the technical characteristics of the vehicle as the maximum permissible. The permissible maximum mass of a road train is the sum of the permissible maximum permissible mass of each vehicle included in the road train;

7.5.1.—7.5.8. "Vehicle type". Indicate the type of vehicle to which the sign applies. Plate 7.5.1 extends the effect of the sign to trucks (including those with a trailer) with a permissible maximum mass over 3.5 t; 7.5.3 — to passenger cars, as well as trucks with a permissible maximum mass up to
3.5 t.

3.21. "Entry prohibited". Entry of all vehicles is prohibited.
7.4.1.—7.4.7. "Time of action". Plate 7.4.1 — Saturday, Sunday and public holidays, 7.4.2 — working days, 7.4.3 — days of the week, 7.4.4—7.4.7 — days of the week and time of day during which the sign is in effect.

2.1. "Give way". The driver must give way to vehicles approaching an uncontrolled intersection on the main road, and if there is plate 7.8 —
vehicles moving on the main road.
16.12. At an intersection of equivalent roads, the driver of a non-rail vehicle is obliged to give way to vehicles approaching from the right.
Tram drivers must also be guided by this rule among themselves.
At any uncontrolled intersection, a tram, regardless of the direction of its further movement, has priority over non-rail vehicles
approaching it on an equivalent road.

7.6. Driving herds of animals along the road is allowed only in daylight hours, and such a number of drovers is involved so that the animals can be directed as close as possible to the right edge of the road and not create danger or obstacles to other road users.

1.4.1-1.4.3. "Direction of turn". Signs (1.4.1 — movement to the right, 1.4.2 — movement to the left) show the direction of the turn of the road indicated by signs 1.1 and 1.2, the direction of detour of an obstacle on the road, and sign 1.4.1, in addition, — the direction of detour of the center of an intersection with circular traffic; sign 1.4.3 (movement to the right or left) shows the direction of movement at T-shaped intersections, road forks or detour of a repaired road section.

8.3. Traffic controller signals have priority over traffic light signals and requirements of priority road signs and are mandatory for execution.
Traffic light signals, except for the yellow flashing one, have priority over priority road signs.
Drivers and pedestrians must comply with additional requirements of the traffic controller, even if they contradict traffic light signals, requirements of road signs and markings.

21.11. It is prohibited to transport:
c) children under 16 years of age in the body of any truck;

24.9. It is prohibited to teach driving of vehicles in residential areas, on roads for cars and on motorways. The list of roads on which driving instruction is allowed is agreed with the State Automobile Inspectorate.
27.2. On motorways and roads for cars it is prohibited:
a) movement of tractors, self-propelled machines and mechanisms;
d) turning around and entering technological gaps of the dividing strip;
e) training driving.

23.10. Towing is prohibited:
d) by motorcycles without a side trailer, as well as such motorcycles, mopeds or bicycles;

27.2. On motorways and roads for cars it is prohibited:
b) movement of trucks with a permissible maximum mass over 3.5 t outside the first and second traffic lanes (except for turning left or making a U-turn on roads


4.14. Pedestrians are prohibited:
d) to move along a motorway or road for cars, except for pedestrian paths, parking and rest areas.


6.7. Drivers of mopeds and bicycles are prohibited:
b) to move along motorways and roads for cars, as well as along the carriageway if there is a bicycle path nearby;

14.6. Overtaking is prohibited:
b) at railway crossings and closer than 100 m before them;

15.4. Vehicles are not allowed to be placed on the carriageway in two or more rows. Bicycles, mopeds and motorcycles without a side trailer are allowed to be placed on the carriageway in no more than two rows.

16.5. When a traffic controller signal is given or a traffic light signal permitting movement is turned on, the driver is obliged to give way to vehicles completing movement through the intersection, as well as to pedestrians finishing crossing.

31.4.5. Wheels and tires:
b) tires have local damage (cuts, tears, etc.) exposing the cord, as well as delamination of the carcass, separation of the tread and sidewall;

5.4. "End of road for cars".

16.11. At an intersection of unequal roads, the driver of a vehicle moving on a secondary road must give way to vehicles approaching this intersection of carriageways on the main road, regardless of the direction of their further movement.
16.14. If the main road at an intersection changes direction, drivers of vehicles moving on it must be guided among themselves by the rules for passing intersections of equivalent roads.
Drivers moving on secondary roads must also be guided by this rule among themselves.