205 Vehicle owners or drivers are required to pay any tickets or penalties for traffic violations within
(A) 10 days
(B) 15 days
(C) 20 days to the designated authority.

201 The driver of any vehicles loaded with dangerous materials is required to possess: (A) the driver's license required for the type of vehicle they are driving and any related certificates to demonstrate that they have passed the required professional training (B) nothing other than a professional driver's license (C) nothing other than a driver's license for a trailer truck.

202 What happens if a vehicle owner refuses to remove their abandoned vehicle from a roadside by the deadline specified by the relevant authorities? (A) The Environmental Protection Authority may impound the vehicle and charge the owner a fee. (B) Nothing. (C) The abandoned vehicle will be disposed of as waste.

203 The Environmental Protection Authority either removes abandoned vehicles themselves or contracts a private company to do it. Following (A) 1 month (B) 2 months (C) 3 months after a public announcement concerning the abandoned vehicle, the vehicle will be junked if no one claims it within this period.

204 If drivers speed illegally on two different stretches of road separated by: (A) 14 km or more (B) 8 km or more (C) 6 km or more, they may be cited and fined multiple times. If they speed more than once in a tunnel, however, they will be cited multiple times without any consideration to the distance.

206 If a car or a truck cab has more than the permitted number of people in the front seat, the driver will be subject to: (A) suspension of their driver's license (B) a fine (C) a fine and suspension of their driver's license.

207 If a driver causes an accident in which no one was injured or killed and their vehicle is still drivable, but they don't remove it from the scene, thus obstructing traffic, the driver is subject to: (A) having their vehicle impounded (B) being fined (C) having their vehicle registration suspended and license plates temporarily confiscated.

208 What happens if a driver causes an accident and flees the scene of the accident without making a report or submitting the required information after notification by the authorities? (A) Their license vehicle registration will be cancelled and license plates confiscated. (B) Their vehicle registration will be suspended and license plates temporarily confiscated. (C) The vehicle owner's driver's license will be suspended.

209 Causing injury or death to another person while driving drunk or without a license will be subject to additional criminal penalties of: (A) 30% (B) 50% (C) a double term of imprisonment.

210 Drivers who cause either injury or death as the result of pedestrians jaywalking or slower vehicles cutting into the fast lane will: (A) be liable for the same criminal consequences as other drivers (B) be eligible for a reduced prison term (C) be subject to a regular imprisonment term plus additional time.

211 If violators want to contest a traffic citation, they should file a lawsuit with the Administrative Litigation Panels of District Courts, and the agency which made the administrative action will be the defendant. However, if they want to drop this lawsuit, the duration will be: (A) within 10 days after receiving the citation; (B) within 20 days after receiving the citation; (C) within 30 days after receiving the citation.