Israel Driving Theory Test case studies
Israel Driving Theory Test · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The Israeli driving theory exam - teoryat nehigah - is the compulsory knowledge test that learner drivers must pass before taking the practical driving test and being issued a driving licence in Israel. It is aimed at new drivers of private cars and other licence categories, and it assumes no prior driving experience: everything tested is learned from study material, not from the road. The Israel Driving Theory Test case studies are 5 cases and about 4,068 words.
1Flashing yellow in Haifa at 22:40: a pedestrian between the bus and your lane
You are driving south on a three-lane urban street in Haifa at 22:40. The last speed-limit sign you passed read 50 km/h; your speedometer shows 56.
782 words, about 4 min2Night rain behind a truck: 12 metres at 85 km/h on a road signed 80
At 21:10 on a wet winter night you are on a two-lane intercity road, one lane in each direction, signed at 80 km/h. Your speedometer reads 85.
790 words, about 4 min3Descent from the hills: a spongy pedal, a hot smell and an ABS lamp
You are driving a loaded 2016 five-door hatchback down a long mountain descent of about 6 km: five adults plus luggage, outside temperature 31 C. The sign at the top sets 80 km/h.
830 words, about 4 min4Moped rider down in a live lane: first sixty seconds
Midday, dry, on a busy two-lane urban street. A scooter rider, a man of about 20, has hit an opened car door and is lying in the right-hand lane, on his side.
857 words, about 4 min5Borrowing a car with lapsed insurance and an expired test
A friend offers you his 2013 hatchback for a Saturday trip to the beach with three friends, about 40 km each way, returning after dark. You passed your test five months ago and have not driven anything but the driving-school car and your mother's automatic.
809 words, about 4 min