Belarus GAI Theory C case studies
Belarus GAI Theory C · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The Belarus GAI theory examination for Category C is the written knowledge test that candidates must pass before they can be issued a licence to drive lorries - rigid vehicles above the ordinary car weight limit, often with a trailer in the CE extension. It is administered within the state road-safety examination system, and it is aimed at learner lorry drivers who already hold a lower category or who are training directly for C. The Belarus GAI Theory C case studies are 5 cases and about 2,780 words.
1Unmarked Intersection at Dusk with a Stopped Truck
You drive a Category C truck on a two-lane rural road at 18:40 in October, dusk, dry asphalt, headlights on low beam. Ahead is an unmarked T-junction where a secondary gravel road joins from the right.
662 words, about 3 min2Overweight Axle After Loading at a Grain Elevator
You arrive at a grain elevator with a three-axle Category C truck (two rear axles, one front) and a tandem-axle trailer, permitted maximum gross combination mass 40 t. The loader fills the trailer first and then the body.
566 words, about 3 min3Steep Descent with Fading Service Brakes
You descend a 9% mountain road in a loaded Category C truck, gross 16 t, in third gear. The descent is 6 km.
499 words, about 2 min4Night Breakdown on a Shoulder with a Partly Loaded Trailer
At 23:20 on an unlit two-lane road outside a town, your Category C truck loses electrical power and coasts to a stop. You manage to pull the cab mostly onto the shoulder, but the trailer's left rear corner remains about 0.8 m inside the right-hand traffic lane.
559 words, about 3 min5Overtaking a Cyclist on a Narrow Road with an Oncoming Bus
You drive a Category C truck at 60 km/h on a two-lane road with a 1.5 m shoulder. A cyclist is ahead in your lane, riding about 0.6 m from the edge line, at roughly 20 km/h.
494 words, about 2 min