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ONLINE MOTORCYCLE TEST 1
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  • Approaching the intersection, the traffic lights are not functioning, you must:
    • Make a full stop and proceed after checking that the way is clear.
    • Proceed as if there were a yield sign.
    • Reduce speed, check the traffic and proceed if the way is clear.
    • Accelerate to clear the intersection quickly.
  • When riding a motorcycle, the law requires:
    • The motorcyclist as well as passenger to wear safety helmet.
    • The front headlight to be on at all times.
    • The motorcyclist to obey all rules applying to motorized vehicles.
    • All of these.
  • When two or more motorcycles ride together in group, the law requires them to ride:
    • In a single file.
    • In a staggered (zigzag) formation.
    • Side by side (in pairs).
    • In any these formations, depending on the circumstances.
  • Approaching an intersection, the signal lights change to amber (yellow). You Should:
    • Tap the brake and check the rear-view mirror.
    • Apply the brakes firmly and simultaneously.
    • Stop your motorcycle at the stop line.
    • All of these in the given order.
  • If you were too close to stop safely, you should scan the intersection and :
    • Reduce speed.
    • Maintain speed.
    • Accelerate.
    • Make an emergency stop moving to the right.
  • In order for a motorcyclist to transport a passenger on the motorcycle, it must be equipped with:
    • Special mirrors and a permanently installed passenger seat.
    • A securely fastened passenger seat and foot pegs for the passenger.
    • Special shock absorbers and mirrors.
    • Special shock absorbers and extra foot pegs on each side of the motorcycle.
  • According to motor vehicle regulations as they apply to motorcycle, a motorcyclist must:
    • Remain seated and hold the handlebar at all times.
    • Ride single file when riding in groups.
    • Keep both feet on the foot pegs when stopped.
    • Ride in the bicycle lane when there is one available.
  • Is it permitted to ride a motorcycle between two adjacent rows of vehicles?
    • Only if the vehicles are in motion.
    • Yes, if there is sufficient space to manoeuvre in complete safety.
    • No, this is prohibited at all times.
    • Only if the vehicles are stopped.
  • Approaching a railroad crossing following a school bus, you should:
    • Maintain your speed, check and proceed.
    • Reduce speed and proceed cautiously.
    • Accelerate to pass the school bus.
    • Reduce speed and keep to the right.
  • An ambulance approaches with the siren and flashing lights in operation, you should:
    • Move to the right and stop.
    • Accelerate.
    • Move off the roadway and stop.
    • Reduce speed and keep to the right.
  • In which of the following circumstances will you be charged with riding while impaired?
    • If you are involved in a collision people are injured.
    • When you ride after consuming alcohol.
    • If you involved in a collision involving loss of life.
    • When you ride after taking drugs.
  • A driver’s licence can be revoked for various reasons. The most common reason for licence revocation is a conviction for:
    • Hit and run.
    • Operating a motor vehicle while impaired.
    • Operating a motor vehicle at excessive speeds.
    • Racing on public highways for a wager or bet.
  • Peripheral vision is:
    • The ability to judge distance.
    • The ability to perceive colour.
    • A visual handicap.
    • The ability to perceive shaped and movements.
  • What is the effect of increasing high speed on a motorcyclist’s field of vision?
    • It decreases the field of vision.
    • It increases the field of vision.
    • It almost eliminates the blind spots.
    • It has no effect since the motorcycle is moving forward.
  • When riding, even under normal traffic conditions, you should:
    • Concentrate on the vehicle in front of you.
    • Move your eyes as seldom as possible.
    • Check traffic to the rear only when necessary.
    • Scan every two seconds to be aware of the environment.
  • A blind spot is:
    • The view in the left mirror.
    • The areas not visible in the mirrors or in your field of vision.
    • The view in the right mirror.
    • A visual impairment.
  • The vehicle passing you suddenly decides not to do so. You should:
    • Reduce speed.
    • Move as far as possible to the right.
    • Maintain speed and position.
    • Accelerate.
  • If your motorcycle engine stops suddenly, without any warning and will not restart, the problem will most probably be:
    • The fuel system.
    • An electrical malfunction.
    • The brake system.
    • Low engine oil level.
  • According to statistics, where are motorcycles most frequently involved in collision?
    • On expressways.
    • At expressway exits and entrances.
    • At intersections.
    • On rural roads.
  • The physical and mental health of a motorcyclist:
    • Will not affect the ability to ride.
    • Will have a considerable on behaviour and attitudes.
    • Will have very little influence on the rider’s attitude.
    • Will have very little influence on the rider’s behaviour.
  • The most important factor in riding is:
    • The riding environment.
    • The behaviour and attitude of the rider.
    • The mechanical condition of the motorcycle.
    • The density of the traffic.
  • When a doctor prescribes medication for you and you know you will be riding. You should:
    • Ask the doctor if the medication will affect your ability to ride.
    • Take the medication, but stop taking it if you notice that it is affecting your ability to ride.
    • Take the medication, but make sure you also take medication to keep you awake.
    • Take the medication, but ride more slowly until the effect wears off.
  • If you became tired as you ride, it is preferable to:
    • Stop long enough to have a strong cup of coffee.
    • Stop and rest as long as may be necessary.
    • Stop for a light meal.
    • Stop and exercise briefly.
  • Having had a mere two or three drinks (alcoholic beverages) one hour before riding:
    • May very well diminish your judgement and your reflexes.
    • Will not influence your riding ability in any way.
    • Improves your riding ability.
    • Is certainly illegal or forbidden.
  • If you have had many alcoholic drinks within a short period of time, the best thing to do is:
    • Ride slowly (do not exceed 25 to 30 km/h).
    • Ride only if someone accompanies you.
    • Ride only after eating a light meal and drinking a few cups of black coffee.
    • Wait one hour for each drink you have consumed before riding.
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