Patente B in English

Chapter 19: Vehicle equipment; seat belts and child restraints; helmets; safety clothing

Dispositivi di equipaggiamento: funzione ed uso; cinture di sicurezza e sistemi di ritenuta per bambini; casco protettivo; abbigliamento di sicurezza

Chapter 19 of the official list (Dispositivi di equipaggiamento: funzione ed uso; cinture di sicurezza e sistemi di ritenuta per bambini; casco protettivo; abbigliamento di sicurezza) has 133 true-or-false questions. Here are 12 of them in Italian, with the English translation and the answer.

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  1. Sono previste sanzioni per chi, pur facendo uso della cintura di sicurezza, ne alteri o ostacoli il normale funzionamento

    Penalties are provided for anyone who, while using the seat belt, alters or hinders its normal operation

    V · True

  2. Le donne in stato di gravidanza con particolari condizioni di rischio certificate non sono obbligate ad agganciare la cintura di sicurezza

    Pregnant women with particular certified risk conditions are not obliged to fasten their seat belt

    V · True

  3. Il casco non è obbligatorio per i conducenti di ciclomotori a due ruote, titolari di patente della categoria B

    The helmet is not compulsory for riders of two-wheeled mopeds who hold a category B driving licence

    F · False

  4. Le cinture di sicurezza devono essere di tipo omologato e mantenute sempre efficienti

    Seat belts must be of an approved type and always kept in working order

    V · True

  5. I bambini di età inferiore a 3 anni non possono viaggiare su autovetture sprovviste degli idonei sistemi di ritenuta

    Children under 3 years of age cannot travel in cars without suitable restraint systems

    V · True

  6. L'airbag entra in funzione in caso di incidente stradale con urto violento

    The airbag comes into operation in the event of a road accident with a violent impact

    V · True

  7. L'airbag non può essere montato su vetture con meno di 4 porte

    The airbag cannot be fitted on cars with fewer than 4 doors

    F · False

  8. Il casco deve essere sostituito dopo che abbia subito un forte urto, anche se non mostra deformazioni sulla calotta esterna

    The helmet must be replaced after it has suffered a heavy impact, even if it shows no deformation on the outer shell

    V · True

  9. Il casco deve essere periodicamente pulito con benzina o acquaragia per sgrassarlo ed eliminare resti di insetti

    The helmet must be cleaned periodically with petrol or white spirit to degrease it and remove insect remains

    F · False

  10. La visiera del casco può essere riparata con nastro adesivo, purché sia di tipo ultra trasparente

    The helmet visor can be repaired with adhesive tape, provided that it is of the ultra-transparent type

    F · False

  11. Gli stivali ad uso motociclistico coprono la gamba fin sopra il ginocchio per proteggere meglio il conducente in caso di caduta

    Motorcycle boots cover the leg up to above the knee to protect the rider better in the event of a fall

    F · False

  12. I guanti ad uso motociclistico possono essere sostituiti dai guanti da sci, ma solo nella stagione fredda

    Motorcycle gloves can be replaced by ski gloves, but only in the cold season

    F · False

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1. Information signs2. Mandatory signs3. Supplementary panels4. Complementary signs; temporary and road-works signs5. Right-of-way examples (order of priority at junctions)6. Traffic lights; signals by traffic officers7. Road markings; markings on obstacles8. Danger warning signs9. Priority signs10. Prohibitory signs11. Road and traffic definitions; vehicle definitions and classes; drivers' duties and responsible road use; care towards vulnerable road users (elderly, disabled, children, pedestrians, cyclists)12. Traffic rules; position on the carriageway; changing lanes and turning; funerals, processions and military convoys; behaviour at junctions; right-of-way rules; duties towards police and emergency vehicles; risks of different vehicle types and drivers' field of view13. Space on the carriageway; signalling a stationary vehicle; motorways and main extra-urban roads; carrying passengers; loading; vehicle plates; towing vehicles and broken-down vehicles; towing trailers14. Use of lights; use of the horn; warning lights and symbols15. Speed limits; danger and obstruction to traffic; behaviour at level crossings16. Safe following distance17. Overtaking rules18. Stopping, parking, halting and moving off19. Vehicle equipment; seat belts and child restraints; helmets; safety clothing20. Driving licences; vehicle documents; duties towards officials and officers; penalties; penalty point system; glasses and other aids21. Preventing road accidents; what to do after an accident; riding motorcycles22. Fitness to drive; alcohol, drugs and medicines; first aid23. Civil, criminal and administrative liability; compulsory third-party insurance (R.C.A.); other vehicle insurance24. Fuel economy; respect for the environment; air, noise and waste pollution25. Vehicle parts important for safety; maintenance and use; stability and road holding; careful driving