Hungary KRESZ D case studies
Hungary KRESZ D · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The KRESZ D theory examination is the Hungarian knowledge test that a candidate must pass to obtain a category D (bus) driving licence. It is aimed at drivers who already hold a lower category licence and want to carry passengers professionally, as well as at people entering passenger transport work. The Hungary KRESZ D case studies are 5 cases and about 4,323 words.
1Equal-rank crossroads, a cyclist on the right and eight standing passengers
You are driving a 12 m solo bus on a scheduled town service and approach an unsignalised, equal-rank four-way crossroads at 28 km/h. There are no priority signs and the traffic lights are dark.
871 words, about 4 min24 h 30 min of driving, a 25-minute lunch and an 8-hour night
Péter drives a scheduled regional bus service on a 62 km route between two towns. Yesterday he ended duty and went off duty at 21:30; this morning he signed on at 05:40.
866 words, about 4 min3Low air pressure, a flickering door telltale and a 4 km descent
You are the driver of an 18 m articulated city bus with three axles, air-operated dual-circuit brakes and a door interlock system. It is −3 °C, 05:10, and you are in the depot with 95 passengers due to board in 20 minutes.
872 words, about 4 min4Dusk collision with a cyclist: 34 passengers, one casualty in the live lane
At 18:20 in October, in dusk and light rain, you drive a 49-seat coach with 34 passengers on a single-carriageway main road outside a built-up area where the limit is 90 km/h. A cyclist without lights comes out of a farm track 30 m ahead.
848 words, about 4 min5Freezing fog, 14 standing passengers and a lorry 25 m ahead
It is 05:25 in January. You are driving a 12 m bus outside a built-up area where the limit for your vehicle is 70 km/h, with 22 passengers seated and 14 standing; the document permits 30 standing.
866 words, about 4 min