Patente B in English

Chapter 24: Fuel economy; respect for the environment; air, noise and waste pollution

Limitazione dei consumi; rispetto dell¿ambiente; inquinamento: atmosferico, acustico, da cattivo smaltimento dei rifiuti

Chapter 24 of the official list (Limitazione dei consumi; rispetto dell¿ambiente; inquinamento: atmosferico, acustico, da cattivo smaltimento dei rifiuti) has 103 true-or-false questions. Here are 12 of them in Italian, with the English translation and the answer.

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  1. Gli apparecchi e i dispositivi che funzionano a corrente elettrica (radio, luci, lunotto termico, ecc.) fanno aumentare i consumi di carburante del veicolo

    Equipment and devices that run on electric current (radio, lights, heated rear window, etc.) increase the vehicle's fuel consumption

    V · True

  2. Tenere aperto il tettuccio scorrevole del veicolo comporta un minor consumo di carburante

    Keeping the vehicle's sliding sunroof open results in lower fuel consumption

    F · False

  3. Per evitare rumori fastidiosi non bisogna accelerare inutilmente e ripetutamente se il veicolo è fermo

    To avoid annoying noise you must not rev the engine unnecessarily and repeatedly when the vehicle is stationary

    V · True

  4. Per diminuire il rumore emesso dai veicoli a motore è necessario che il dispositivo silenziatore (marmitta) sia efficiente e di tipo approvato

    To reduce the noise emitted by power-driven vehicles, the silencer (exhaust) must be efficient and of an approved type

    V · True

  5. Per diminuire il rumore emesso dai veicoli a motore basta eliminare la parte finale della marmitta

    To reduce the noise emitted by power-driven vehicles it is enough to remove the end part of the exhaust

    F · False

  6. Per diminuire l'inquinamento dell'aria provocato dai veicoli, bisogna ridurre la pressione di gonfiaggio dei pneumatici

    To reduce the air pollution caused by vehicles, you must reduce the tyre inflation pressure

    F · False

  7. L'inquinamento dell'aria prodotto dai veicoli diminuisce se si lascia acceso il climatizzatore

    The air pollution produced by vehicles decreases if the air conditioning is left on

    F · False

  8. L'inquinamento atmosferico prodotto dai veicoli dipende principalmente dall'umidità presente nell'aria

    The atmospheric pollution produced by vehicles depends mainly on the humidity in the air

    F · False

  9. L'inquinamento dell'aria prodotto dai veicoli a motore può diminuire se si accelera tenendo premuto il pedale della frizione

    The air pollution produced by power-driven vehicles can decrease if you accelerate while holding down the clutch pedal

    F · False

  10. Per diminuire l'inquinamento dell'aria provocato dai gas di scarico del veicolo, bisogna sostituire periodicamente il filtro antipolline

    To reduce the air pollution caused by the vehicle's exhaust gases, you must replace the pollen filter periodically

    F · False

  11. Viaggiare con uno spesso strato di neve sul tetto del veicolo, comporta un aumento dei consumi di carburante

    Travelling with a thick layer of snow on the roof of the vehicle results in an increase in fuel consumption

    V · True

  12. L'abbandono di una batteria per auto, sulla strada o sul terreno, può arrecare gravi danni all'ambiente e alle falde acquifere sottostanti

    Abandoning a car battery on the road or on the ground can cause serious damage to the environment and to the groundwater below

    V · True

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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