Bulgaria Theory Test D case studies
Bulgaria Theory Test D · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The Bulgaria Theory Test D is the theoretical examination required for a Category D driving licence, which permits you to drive buses and other passenger vehicles designed to carry more than eight seated passengers in addition to the driver. It is intended for professional drivers, transport company employees, and anyone seeking to work in passenger transport in Bulgaria. The Bulgaria Theory Test D case studies are 5 cases and about 2,915 words.
1Night rain on a dimly lit arterial road
It is 02:10 on a rainy November night. You are driving a passenger car on a two-lane-per-direction arterial road inside a town, speed limit 60 km/h.
590 words, about 3 min2Load shift on a light trailer before a mountain pass
You are about to tow a braked single-axle trailer with a passenger car. The car's registration document gives a maximum towing mass of 1,300 kg for a braked trailer, and the trailer's own plate gives a maximum technically permissible mass of 1,500 kg.
568 words, about 3 min3Tachograph and working-time decision for a coach driver
A coach driver operating a 16-seat minibus on an international excursion has the following record for the current week. Monday: driving 4 h 30 min, other work 2 h, break 45 min split as 15 min then 30 min.
620 words, about 3 min4Collision with a motorcyclist on a rural road
On a dry rural road outside a village you are the first to arrive at a collision. A motorcyclist in leathers is lying on the road, conscious but confused, complaining of neck pain and tingling in the fingers.
607 words, about 3 min5Fuel-efficient motorway run with a roof box
You are planning a 420 km motorway journey with a mid-size petrol estate car carrying four adults and luggage. A roof box is fitted, and the rear tyres are at 2.0 bar against the manufacturer's recommendation of 2.4 bar for a full load.
530 words, about 3 min