Question 1117 in the bank

What is a “touring vehicle”?

  1. A security vehicle used for border patrolling and properly equipped for this purpose.
  2. A vehicle used as a “security” vehicle for borderline settlements, intended to patrol along a settlement’s fences.
  3. A vehicle used by the different security forces during their regular operations.
  4. Correct answer: A public vehicle designed to carry up to eight passengers besides the driver and is indicated as a touring vehicle in its registration documents.

Why this is the answer

The correct answer in the official bank: A public vehicle designed to carry up to eight passengers besides the driver and is indicated as a touring vehicle in its registration documents.

A "touring vehicle" is a term defined by law for a type of public vehicle. The definition rests on two conditions: the vehicle is designed to carry up to eight passengers besides the driver, and it is indicated as a touring vehicle in its registration documents. The word "touring" may mislead you into thinking of a security vehicle, or of patrolling along a border or a settlement's fence, but this has no connection to the definition.

Topic: Rules and regulations. The bank marks it for these classes: Bus (D).