RESUMO DETRAN 2025 Questões da Prova teórica

Summary

This video offers an in-depth review of essential topics for the Detran theoretical exam, covering key areas such as driver’s and vehicle documents, road classifications (urban and rural), defensive driving principles, vehicle types, and license categories. The content also explains important traffic regulations, child passenger rules, and traffic signals. Viewers are encouraged to take notes and engage with the material actively, with the added option of individual online classes for further support. This comprehensive guide helps candidates prepare confidently for the Detran exam and enhances their knowledge of road safety.

Takeaways

• 😀 Understanding the Detran exam is essential, and you should be prepared with a pen and paper to take notes.
• 😀 Key documents for the driver include ACC (for cycle motor), LADV (for learner's permit), PPD (for provisional driving permit), and CNH (National Driver's License).
• 😀 The difference between CRV (vehicle purchase receipt) and CRLV (vehicle licensing certificate) is that only the CRLV is required to be carried at all times.
• 😀 The classification of roads is divided into urban and rural categories. Urban roads include fast transit, arterial, collector, and local roads, while rural roads are classified as highways and roads.
• 😀 Defensive driving fundamentals include knowledge, skill, attention, anticipation, and decision-making, all crucial for safe driving.
• 😀 Vehicle classification is based on traction (motor, animal, human, or electric), species (passenger, cargo, etc.), and category (private, official, rental).
• 😀 Categories of driving licenses include A (motorcycles), B (cars), C (trucks), D (buses), and E (articulated vehicles like semi-trucks).
• 😀 The DPVAT insurance, which covers damages caused by vehicles, is currently under review and might return, but the TLA (annual licensing fee) is still required for vehicle registration.
• 😀 Parada (stopping for passenger loading/unloading) is different from estacionamento (parking), which involves longer stops.
• 😀 Traffic infractions and penalties are essential to understand, with infractions being violations and penalties being the consequences (such as fines or license suspension).
• 😀 Priority rules at intersections vary based on the situation. For example, at unsignaled intersections, vehicles coming from the right have priority, while roundabouts give priority to vehicles inside the roundabout.

Q & A

What is the ACC (Authorization to Drive Motorized Bicycle) and who needs it?

The ACC is required to drive a motorized bicycle, which is a vehicle with up to 50cc. It is specifically for individuals who wish to operate a bicycle with a motor.

What are the differences between CRV and CRLV documents?

The CRV (Receipt of Purchase and Sale) is a document that proves the ownership of a vehicle, whereas the CRLV (Vehicle Licensing Certificate) is mandatory and must be carried with the vehicle at all times. CRLV proves that the vehicle is licensed and includes the annual licensing fee.

What is the process of obtaining a CNH (National Driver's License)?

After passing the theoretical exam and practical driving test, you first receive the PPD (Provisional License) for one year. If no serious violations occur, the individual then receives the CNH (National Driver's License), which is valid for 10 years for those under 50 years old, 5 years for those between 50 and 69 years old, and 3 years for those over 70 years old.

What are the classifications of public roads in Brazil?

Public roads are classified into urban and rural categories. Urban roads include fast lanes, arterial, collector, and local roads. Rural roads are classified as highways (rodovias) and streets (estradas).

What is the difference between a highway and a road?

A highway (rodovia) is paved and has variable speed limits for different types of vehicles, such as 90 km/h for trucks and buses, and up to 110 km/h for cars. A road (estrada) is an unpaved route with a general speed limit of 60 km/h for all vehicles.

What are the five key principles of defensive driving?

The five key principles are: knowledge (understanding traffic laws), skill (being able to drive efficiently and handle difficult situations), attention (being aware of the traffic environment), prediction (anticipating potential hazards), and decision (making the right choice to avoid risk).

What are the required documents for a driver to take practical driving lessons?

To take practical lessons, a driver must have their LADV (License for Vehicle Driving Apprenticeship) along with a valid identification document, such as an ID card.

What are the age and vehicle requirements for each driving license category?

Category A allows driving motorcycles and tricycles; Category B allows cars up to 3,500 kg and up to 8 passengers; Category C allows vehicles over 3,500 kg; Category D is for vehicles with more than 8 passengers; and Category E allows driving all vehicles from categories A to D, including heavy vehicles like trailers.

What is the DPVAT, and is it still required for licensing?

The DPVAT is an insurance that covers personal injuries caused by vehicles. It was previously required for licensing, but it is currently suspended and is in the process of being reintroduced.

What is the difference between parking and stopping a vehicle?

Stopping refers to temporarily halting the vehicle for passenger boarding or disembarking. If the vehicle remains stationary for a longer time, it is considered parking. Loading and unloading also count as parking.