PAV TEST / PAV 2/ PAV 3

PAV 1:
for driving a vehicle using a distinctive sign (can be issued for a maximum of 5 years).
PAV II:
a bus, trolleybus, car transporting passengers as part of a road transport service,
the bus carrying out international road passenger transport - in which there are at least 17 permanent seats in addition to the driver's seat -,
for driving a vehicle transporting dangerous goods (ADR).
PAV III:
lorries, tractors, semi-trailers and vehicle assemblies performing road transport services exceeding the maximum permissible total weight of 7,500 kg,
for driving lorries, tractors, semi-trailers and vehicle assemblies carrying out international road transport of goods exceeding the maximum permissible total weight of 7,500 kg.

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Páv teszt 2025-ben? Monotonitás tűrés? :D A kamionosok közel 70% filmet néz az autópályán…;) Sávelhagyásra figyelmeztet a rendszer.
Adaptív tempomat.
Vészfék asszisztens.
Még hosszan lehetne sorolni…
Pszichológiai kérdések: persze majd azzal kezdi hogy tervezi az öngyilkosságot… Ad egy rövid tárgyilagos választ: NEM, hiszen ez semmire sem megoldás stb… Ennek most, ebben a világban annyi értelme van mint Gizikét nem felvenni irodai munkára mert csúnyán ír…E mail van, meg 2025. Valószínű ezért nincs Európában ahol sem… Ja meg meg a világon sehol :D

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In Hungary, the PAV test, or "Pályázati Állami Vizsga" (State Driving Exam), is a practical driving test that is a part of the process for obtaining a driving license. Here are the details regarding the PAV test in Hungary:
Pass/Fail Criteria: Candidates must obtain a certain standard of performance to pass the test. Minor errors may not lead to immediate failure, but serious mistakes (such as running a red light or endangering other road users) will likely result in a failing grade. Practice driving in various conditions and scenarios to become comfortable behind the wheel. Ensuring all lights and signals are operational.Performing an emergency stop.
Reaction to unexpected road hazards.
Handling skids or loss of Traction driving at night.
Driving in adverse weather (rain, fog, snow).
Navigating in urban vs. rural settings. Communication and Use of Signals:
Assessment of how well the candidate uses indicators, hand signals, and conforms to traffic rules (e.g., yielding, stopping).