Czech Theory Test T flashcards
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- Priority to the right
- At unmarked intersections in the Czech Republic, the vehicle coming from the right has priority, except at a T-junction where the through road continues and the joining road must yield.
- Roundabout priority
- Vehicles already circulating in a roundabout have priority; entering drivers must yield. A give-way line with a triangle marks this rule.
- Built-up area speed limit
- The maximum speed in a built-up area is 50 km/h; outside built-up areas it is 90 km/h, and on motorways 130 km/h, unless signs state otherwise.
- Tractor with trailer speed
- A tractor towing a trailer is limited to 50 km/h regardless of road type, and is generally banned from motorways.
- Red flashing level crossing
- A red flashing light at a level crossing means stop, even if the barrier is still raised; do not attempt to cross.
- Warning triangle sign
- A triangle with a red border is a warning sign; a circle with a red border is a prohibition, and a blue circle is a mandatory order.
- Two-second rule
- At 50 km/h, keep at least a two-second gap to the vehicle ahead; double it in rain, at night, or on a wet road.
- Trailer braking distance
- A tractor with a trailer has a much longer braking distance than a solo tractor; the trailer pushes the tractor and can cause jack-knifing under hard braking.
- Tractor blind spots
- A tractor has large asymmetric blind spots; before reversing, check all mirrors and use a spotter if possible.
- Skid recovery
- If a tractor starts to skid, release the accelerator, steer gently in the direction of the skid, and avoid hard braking.
- Night main beam rule
- Use main beam only when no oncoming traffic and no vehicle ahead within 200 m; otherwise use dipped headlights.
- Tractor inspection cycle
- A tractor's technical inspection is valid for 4 years from first registration, then every 2 years; trailers have their own inspection cycle.
- Tyre tread minimum
- The minimum tread depth for tractor tyres is 1.6 mm in the main grooves; check pressure cold and adjust for load.
- Coolant check rule
- Check the coolant level when the engine is cold; never open a hot radiator cap because of the risk of scalding.
- Air brake pressure
- A tractor's air brake system must reach operating pressure before driving; a low-pressure warning means do not move.
- Coupling sequence
- Connect the drawbar, then the safety chain or breakaway cable, then the electrical plug, then the hydraulic and air lines.
- Breakaway cable attachment
- Attach the breakaway cable to a fixed point on the tractor, not to the drawbar, so it activates the trailer brake if separation occurs.
- Load security rule
- The load must be secured against forward, backward, and lateral movement; use straps rated for the load and check tension after the first few kilometres.
- Reversing with trailer
- When reversing with a trailer, steer in the opposite direction to the desired trailer movement; use small corrections and check mirrors continuously.
- Category T licence
- A category T licence is required for tractors; category B does not cover tractors above 3.5 t.
- Zero alcohol limit
- The Czech Republic applies a zero-tolerance alcohol limit (0.0 ‰); any alcohol is an offence for drivers.
- Documents to carry
- Carry the driving licence, registration certificate, proof of insurance, and, for professional transport, the driver card or attestation.
- EU driving time
- Professional drivers may drive a maximum of 9 hours daily, extendable to 10 twice a week, and 56 hours weekly.
- Emergency numbers
- In the Czech Republic, call 112 for general emergencies, 155 for ambulance, 158 for police, and 150 for fire.
- Warning triangle distance
- Place the warning triangle at least 50 m behind the vehicle on a normal road and 100 m on a motorway.
- DRABC sequence
- DRABC stands for Danger, Response, Airway, Breathing, Circulation; check and act in that order at an incident scene.
- CPR compression rate
- If the casualty is not breathing, start CPR at 100-120 chest compressions per minute, 5-6 cm deep, and use an AED if available.
- Economical shifting
- Shift up early, around 1,500-2,000 rpm for diesel tractors, maintain steady speed, and avoid unnecessary idling to save fuel.
- AdBlue requirement
- A tractor's SCR system requires correct AdBlue levels; running out can trigger a power derate and increased emissions.
- Tyre pressure and fuel
- Correct tyre pressure reduces rolling resistance; under-inflation can increase fuel consumption by up to 5 %.
- Engine braking descent
- Use engine braking on descents rather than riding the brakes; this saves fuel and reduces brake wear.
- Give-way versus stop
- A give-way sign (inverted triangle) means yield to traffic on the priority road; a stop sign (octagon) requires a full stop.