Kazakhstan Driving Theory Test case studies
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The Kazakhstan driving theory exam is the written stage of the process for obtaining a national driving licence. Candidates sit it at a special examination point, known in Kazakh as an арнайы ХҚКО and in Russian as СпецЦОН, where questions appear on a computer screen in Kazakh and/or Russian. The Kazakhstan Driving Theory Test case studies are 5 cases and about 2,244 words.
1Traffic officer overrides a green light at a failed Almaty intersection
At 21:40 in Almaty, you approach a four-way signalized intersection at 45 km/h in the left lane. Your plan is to turn left.
408 words, about 2 min2Ice, a solid line and a slow truck on the A-1 outside Taldykorgan
On the A-1 highway outside Taldykorgan in February, the posted limit is 90 km/h. Temperature is -10 °C, the asphalt is patchy ice, and light snow reduces visibility to about 250 m.
460 words, about 2 min3Red light and bell at a Kostanay railway crossing with the barrier still up
At 06:50 in winter darkness, you approach a railway crossing on a regional road near Kostanay at 60 km/h. The crossing has a barrier, a red flashing light and a bell, but no attendant is visible.
479 words, about 2 min4First aid and scene control at a night motorcycle crash in Shymkent
At 23:20 on a wet city street in Shymkent, you are the first driver to reach a crash involving a motorcycle and a car. The motorcyclist, a man about 30, lies on his side, breathing but unresponsive.
450 words, about 2 min5Uncontrolled Astana intersection with a left turn, an oncoming car and a car from the right
At 08:10 in Astana, you approach an uncontrolled intersection of two equal two-way streets. You are travelling north at 40 km/h and want to turn left into the westbound street.
447 words, about 2 min