The prudent bus driver has in view, before leaving on the route, that he must be rested in order to be as attentive as possible to traffic and to have the best reflexes possible. It is mandatory, from a legal point of view, for the motor vehicle to correspond technically for driving on public roads, therefore, in order not to violate the road legislation and not to endanger traffic safety, the prudent bus driver has in view that the motor vehicle corresponds technically.
It is indicated that before leaving on the route you check, at least visually, the pressure in the tires, but not the pressure in the spare wheel. For the spare wheel the pressure is done when it is under load, therefore, the pressure will be done when the spare wheel is mounted on the motor vehicle. In addition, there are situations in which the spare wheel of motor vehicles is replaced by a “puncture kit”.
The bus driver must not exceed the speed limit. Therefore, he has no reason to distribute his attention to notice the places where the RADAR device is installed.
The correct answer is: A
OUG* - Article 7
Any vehicle driving on public roads must correspond to the technical norms regarding road traffic safety, environmental protection and use according to its destination.
OUG* - Article 10
(1) Driving on public roads is prohibited for vehicles that do not correspond technically, for those not obligatorily insured for civil liability for damages caused to third parties by traffic accidents, for those for which registration suspension has occurred, as well as for registered vehicles whose validity period of the periodic technical inspection has expired or is cancelled.
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* OUG = GOVERNMENT EMERGENCY ORDINANCE no. 195 of December 12, 2002 updated (Road Traffic Code)
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