Φορτηγό - ΤΕΧΝΙΚΑ 8
Who should keep for one year the recording charts (discs-tapes) of the tachograph of a lorry?
The competent police authority. | |
The owner of the vehicle. | |
The driver of the vehicle. |
Who should keep for one year the recording charts (discs-tapes) of the tachograph of a lorry?
The competent police authority. | |
The owner of the vehicle. | |
The driver of the vehicle. |
Tractive unit is:
The motor vehicle used only for the traction of other vehicles. | |
The automobile vehicle intended mainly for the transport of objects. | |
The vehicle which is not driven by itself and has been constructed to be pulled by another motor vehicle. |
Lorry is:
The combination of vehicles that includes a tractive unit and a semi-trailer attached thereto. | |
The automobile vehicle intended mainly for the transport of objects. | |
The combination of vehicles that includes a lorry and a trailer attached thereto. |
Articulated vehicle is:
The combination of vehicles that includes a lorry and a trailer attached thereto. | |
The combination of vehicles that includes a tractive unit and a semi-trailer attached thereto. | |
The automobile vehicle intended mainly for the transport of objects. |
A trailer, when disconnected from the tractive unit, must be immobilised by:
By its connection triangle. | |
By mechanical means. | |
The compressed air remaining in its container. |
The minimum depth of tyre tread pattern of lorries and trailers is:
2 mm. | |
1,5 mm. | |
1 mm. |
According to the legislation, gross weight is:
The maximum weight of the vehicle without the transported load. | |
The maximum weight that has been loaded on the vehicle. | |
The actual weight of the vehicle along with the load, crew and passengers from time to time. |
According to the legislation, maximum permissible weight is:
The maximum weight that the vehicle can bear. | |
The maximum load weight that is permitted to be loaded on the vehicle. | |
The maximum weight of a loaded vehicle, which is stated as gross weight in its licence. |
The tachograph should be on:
For 10 hours. | |
The entire twenty-four hours without any interruption. | |
For 15 hours. |
On a tyre that bears the indication 12.00 R 20 154/149 L, 149 indicates:
The maximum speed at which the tyre can bear the maximum permissible load. | |
The maximum permissible load that the tyre can bear when the wheel has double tyres. | |
The maximum permissible load that the tyre can bear when single. |