Rijbewijs C - Vakbekwaamheid - English - Documents

Which documents must you always have with you?

A. Identity card and driver's license.
B. Tachograph discs (or data) and driver's license.
C. Tachograph registration sheets and driver's license.

Who must issue a moving (household) waybill?

A. The Belgian Chamber of Movers.
B The shipper
C. The FPS Finance (Belgian Federal Public Service Finance)

What is the CMR Convention?

A. A treaty of the transport of livestock.
B. A treaty for the transport of moving goods.
C. A treaty of the transport of goods by road.

Which certificate do you need for the transport of foodstuffs?

A. An HACCP certificate
B. An ATP certificate
C. A TIR certificate

You transport foods for a company that supplies 10 stores in Belgium and you travel 400 km. Which consignment note do you need?

A. A waybill for short distance.
B. A CMR waybill.
C. A distribution waybill.

How many kilometers may you travel at most to use the short-distance waybill?

A. 50 km
B. 100 km
C. 150 km

Which country is NOT part of the European Economic Area (EEA)?

A. Switzerland
B. Sweden
C. Norway

What is a CEMT permit required?

A. Belgian carrier from Paris to London.
B. Belgian carrier from Brussels to Paris via Switzerland.
C. Polish carrier from Brussels to Paris via Poland.

on which document can you find the technical date of your truck?

A. On the registration certificate.
B. On the certificate of conformity.
C. On the technical data sheet.

Where do you place the inspection sticker of the trailer?

A. In case of a defect, on a windscreen at the front of the trailer.
B. That doesn't matter.
C. As close as possible to the official license plate.

Which countries belong to the European Union,

A. Lithuania, Iceland, Belgium, Hungary and Spain.
B. Estonia, Lithuania, Switzerland, Hungary and Portugal.
C. Estonia, Latvia, Hungary, Poland and Italy.

Where can you find information about the load?

A. On the Eurovignette
B. On the Community license
C. On the consignment note (waybill)

Case 1

You transport a load of furniture from Belgium to Moldova. You drive through Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Ukraine, and finally Moldova.

Case 1

You transport a load of furniture from Belgium to Moldova. You drive through Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Ukraine, and finally Moldova.

1. How many copies of the CMR consignment note must be drawn up at minimum, and how many must you have in your truck?

A. 3, one each for sender, the carrier, and the consignee. The last two must be in the truck.
B. 2, one for the carrier and one for the consignee. Both must be in the truck.
C. 3, one each for the sender, the carrier and the consignee. All copies must be in the truck during the rip.

Case 1

You transport a load of furniture from Belgium to Moldova. You drive through Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Ukraine, and finally Moldova.

2. When departing from the furniture company, you notice some boxes are badly damaged on the outside. What do you do?

A. you simply sign the consignment note. the damage is the sender's responsibility and the carrier is in involved in any dispute.
B. The sender says it's is no problem because the consignee is aware of the damage. You agree and sign.
C. you make a reservation (remark) in the correct box on the consignment note and state which boxes are damaged, then you sign.

Case 1

You transport a load of furniture from Belgium to Moldova. You drive through Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Ukraine, and finally Moldova.

3. After delivering the goods, are you allowed to keep the consignment note? (question is weird in the book)

A. A type of toll for using the motorway.
B. A special sticker that must be placed on the inside right of the windscreen.
C. A permit that every truck in Germany must have to participate in traffic.

Case 1

You transport a load of furniture from Belgium to Moldova. You drive through Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Ukraine, and finally Moldova.

4. Which permit is required?

A. A national transport permit.
B. A Community transport permit.
C. An extra-Community transport permit.

Case 1

You transport a load of furniture from Belgium to Moldova. You drive through Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Ukraine, and finally Moldova.

5. On your return to Belgium, you make a stop via Luxembourg and decide to stock up on cigarettes. How many cigarettes may you import into Belgium duty-free from Luxembourg?

A. 500
B. 800
C. 1,000

Case 2

you work for a Belgium transport company based in Antwerp. You transport a load of valuable antique stones with a mass of 20,000 kg. The stones are loaded in Antwerp and must be delivered to Madrid. After unloading, you must load a shipment of wooden planks near Madrid and transport them to Barcelona.

Case 2

you work for a Belgium transport company based in Antwerp. You transport a load of valuable antique stones with a mass of 20,000 kg. The stones are loaded in Antwerp and must be delivered to Madrid. After unloading, you must load a shipment of wooden planks near Madrid and transport them to Barcelona.

1. Do you need an extra-Community transport permit for these assignments?

A. Yes
B. No

Case 2

you work for a Belgium transport company based in Antwerp. You transport a load of valuable antique stones with a mass of 20,000 kg. The stones are loaded in Antwerp and must be delivered to Madrid. After unloading, you must load a shipment of wooden planks near Madrid and transport them to Barcelona.

2. Does the second transport (Madrid to Barcelona) fall under cabotage transport?

A. Yes
B. No

Case 2

you work for a Belgium transport company based in Antwerp. You transport a load of valuable antique stones with a mass of 20,000 kg. The stones are loaded in Antwerp and must be delivered to Madrid. After unloading, you must load a shipment of wooden planks near Madrid and transport them to Barcelona.

3. Do you need an ATP certificate for one of the transports?

A. Yes
B. No

Case 2

you work for a Belgium transport company based in Antwerp. You transport a load of valuable antique stones with a mass of 20,000 kg. The stones are loaded in Antwerp and must be delivered to Madrid. After unloading, you must load a shipment of wooden planks near Madrid and transport them to Barcelona.

4. Do you need an FCA certificate for one of the transports?

A. Yes
B. No
c. For both

Case 2

you work for a Belgium transport company based in Antwerp. You transport a load of valuable antique stones with a mass of 20,000 kg. The stones are loaded in Antwerp and must be delivered to Madrid. After unloading, you must load a shipment of wooden planks near Madrid and transport them to Barcelona.

5. If you deliver the goods in Barcelona, what information must you fill in in box D (delivery) of the CMR consignment note?

A. The place, the country, and the date.
B. The place, the country, the date, the time, and the name of the company you are delivering to.
C. The place, the country, the date, and the time.