Motorcycle safety courses - When you take a motorcycle safety course, you will get a course certificate. If you bring this certificate to a DriveTest centre, within six months, you do not need to take the M1 road test – you move directly to the next level (M2). You also will be able to take the second road test sooner, after 18 months instead of the standard 22.
Motorcycle M1 Quiz - Rules 4
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Question 1 |
Stop and pull of the road at once. | |
Once it is safe, get off the road. | |
Speed up. | |
Keep a firm grip on the handlebars and keep looking at the road. |
Question 2 |
Increase the speed by applying the throttle. | |
Employ the front brakes. | |
Employ the rear wheel brakes. | |
Apply threshold braking. |
Question 3 |
Begin downshifting and start decreasing the speed of the motorcycle. | |
Use the brakes hard as quickly as possible and then stop and pull over. | |
Apply the clutch in order to disengage the engine from the rear wheel. | |
Switch the four-way flasher on. |
Question 4 |
The motorcyclists should adopt a staggered formation. | |
The motorcyclists should drive one behind the other in a line. | |
The motorcyclists should drive next to each other, but in separate lanes. | |
The motorcyclists should drive next to each other. |
Question 5 |
Give a hand signal, and then take right-of–way | |
Signal and drive slowly in order to avoid an accident | |
Signal and accelerate in order to merge smoothly with highway traffic | |
Sound horn and proceed with caution |
Question 6 |
At the M1 level a motorcyclist cannot carry a passenger under any circumstances. | |
They are wearing a helmet. | |
The motorcycle is properly equipped with a seat for pillion riders. | |
If the motorcycle is equipped with all the needed requirements for carrying pillion riders. |
Question 7 |
Proceed slowly into the intersection until the traffic ahead moves on | |
Sound the horn to warn cars ahead to move on | |
Keep as close as possible to the car ahead | |
Stop before entering the intersection and wait until traffic ahead moves on |
Question 8 |
Drive slowly, be careful, keep an eye on the surroundings, and note the signals, lights, gates and flag-persons. | |
For heightened control over the motorcycle one should drive towards parallel tracks in one’s direction at an angle of 45 degrees minimum. | |
All answers are correct. | |
One should be alert since specific vehicles are required to stop at railway crossings as part of company policy. |
Question 9 |
One should leave the engine running while waiting by the road side. | |
One should switch on the tail lights. | |
A motorcyclist should place his/her helmet on the ground, near the road. | |
One should switch on the head lights. |
Question 10 |
Valid motorcycle license. | |
Valid motorcycle license, a registered trailer, trailer plates, and a trailer permit. | |
Valid motorcycle license, trailer permit, and a registered trailer. | |
Valid motorcycle license and trailer permit. |
Question 11 |
Wobbling can be caused by loose spokes. | |
Wobbling can be caused by loose wheel bearings. | |
All answers are correct. | |
Wobbling can be caused by worn out steering parts. |
Question 12 |
At least 1 metre away. | |
At least 5 metres away. | |
At a distance of 50 meters. | |
At least 15 metres away. |
Question 13 |
Use the left mirrors to clearly see the lane before changing. | |
Use the right mirrors to see the lane and check whether it is secure to change. | |
Signal and check your left mirror and look over your shoulder once to make sure that all is clear and it is safe to move. | |
Reduce the speed, shift the gears, and then use both brakes. |
Question 14 |
Pull over and then wait until the engine cools down before adding gas line antifreeze to it. | |
Get the gas tank replenished. | |
Pull over and then wait until the engine cools down before adding oil to it. | |
Add the wiper fluid for the windshield. |
Question 15 |
The ability to react properly, even without being prepared in advance to do so. | |
The ability to always be ready for the errors of the other drivers. | |
The ability to drive faster and at a greater speed than others on the road. | |
A good driver is one who drives at a lesser speed than other drivers on the road. |
Question 16 |
Move his/her weight to the front as much as possible. | |
Move his/her weight to the back as much as possible. | |
Move his/her weight to the left side. | |
Move his/her weight to the right side. |
Question 17 |
It should be kept low to avert a change in gravity and to prevent interference with motorcycle balance. | |
None of these statements are applicable. | |
The placement of the cargo is of little consequence as long as the motorcyclist checks on it regularly. | |
It should be kept high to prevent a change in gravity and to avoid any alterations in the motorcycle’s balance. |
Question 18 |
Proceed and take the next exit. | |
You should move back carefully to the missed exit. | |
One should decrease the speed, move on to the shoulder, turn the motorcycle around, and enter the exit ramp that was missed. | |
One should decrease the speed, move on to the shoulder, back up and enter the exit ramp that was missed. |
Question 19 |
One should do so every 1-2 seconds. | |
One should do so every 5-10 seconds. | |
One should do so every 15-20 seconds. | |
One should do so every 2-4 seconds. |
Question 20 |
The moment one reaches the acceleration lane and becomes visible to the other traffic on the freeway. | |
When one reaches the entrance ramp and the freeway traffic is able to see you. | |
When one reaches the exit ramp, from where one is visible to the other traffic on the freeway. | |
There is no compulsion for motorcyclists to turn on the signal when entering a freeway. |
Question 21 |
50 km/h | |
80 km/h | |
100 km/h | |
40 km/h |
Question 22 |
One should start downshifting. | |
One should use only the rear brakes in the situation. | |
One should only use the front brakes in such a situation. | |
One should use both the front brakes and the rear brakes simultaneously. |
Question 23 |
While driving in heavy traffic, there is little need of mirrors. | |
See as much as possible of the adjacent lane and also a substantial part of the lane behind him/her. | |
See just the lane next to him/her. | |
See just the lane that is behind him/her. |
Question 24 |
Reduce throttle pressure and pull the clutch in. | |
Raise the speed with the throttle, apply the clutch, and use the kill switch to turn the engine off. | |
None of the above steps should be applied. | |
One should decrease the pressure on the throttle, pull the clutch in, and use the kill switch to turn the engine off. |
Question 25 |
The rear wheel can lock if there is jerky downshift, which may result in a skid. | |
Shifting gears during a turn is alright as long as one is moving slowly. | |
Shifting gears may increase the speed, causing a loss of traction in the rear wheel and this can result in a skid. | |
Shifting gears during a turn is alright as long as one is moving quickly. |
Question 26 |
Will not have any effect at all the motorcycle. | |
Will help the motorcyclist to maintain batter control over the motorcycle’s balance. | |
Results in the motorcycle responding faster than before. | |
Will result in the motorcycle reacting slower than usual. |
Question 27 |
By driving close to other vehicles, one can remain safe in the company of the rest of the traffic and hence lane sharing is good. | |
Lane sharing is useful because 2 vehicles will receive more notice than 1 and hence it is safer. | |
Both the second and the third statement are correct. | |
By driving too close to other vehicles, motorcyclists are at a risk of collisions and accidents and hence sharing lanes should be avoided. |
Question 28 |
It results in an airlifting experience. | |
It creates a sense of loss of control over the motorcycle. | |
All of the above | |
It results in a balanced and even driving experience. |
Question 29 |
It refers to recently-paved roads that are still wet. | |
It refers to a frozen mixture of mud and snow. | |
It refers to the situation when a thin layer of ice covers the asphalt. | |
It refers to a mixture of snow and ice. |
Question 30 |
It refers to a process of staggering drivers in a line one behind another in an even manner. | |
It refers to driving motorcycles in a staggered manner so that there is no risk to other drivers on the road or to the motorcyclists themselves. | |
It refers to staggering vehicles at large distances from one another so that the following distance between vehicles is increased. | |
It refers to driving motorcycles staggered in all the different lanes of the road so that a lot of distance is maintained between the motorcycles. |
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