Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

The brakes of your motorcycle are overheated. What dangers exist if you continue riding?

That the braking distance becomes longer

That the brake pads permanently lose effectiveness (glazing)

That the brakes tend to lock prematurely

That the brakes start to burn

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

On the directional carriageway of a highway there is dense convoy traffic on all three lanes. Which lane may you drive on with your motorcycle?

Only on the middle lane

On any of the three lanes

Only on the right lane

Only on the right or middle lane

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

What do you pay attention to when parking your motorcycle in a parking lot?

That the motorcycle must definitely be under a roof

That I lock the steering lock

That the motorcycle stands securely

That my motorcycle must always face the curb with its front wheel

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

What special dangers exist on longer motorcycle rides?

Due to the high attention required when riding a motorcycle, I get tired faster

Physical fatigue occurring on longer trips negatively affects attention

Even on very long trips, physical and mental fatigue can be prevented through regular breaks

Even with correct sitting position, muscle tension can occur

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

What do you pay attention to when you want to approach a parking space on the parking area to your right?

I do a two-second look and activate the turn signal

I must not obstruct or endanger cyclists who are on the multi-purpose lane

I always have priority over a cyclist

I may only cross the multi-purpose lane at designated locations

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

You have parked your motorcycle. What must you do when you leave it?

I ensure that the front wheel always faces the curb

I must ensure that the space is used as efficiently as possible

I must ensure that the motorcycle stands securely

I must lock the motorcycle

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

You are riding your motorcycle here. Why must you use at least daytime running lights or low beam?

So that my driving line is predetermined

So that I can perceive other road users better

So that the road is sufficiently illuminated

So that other road users can perceive me better

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

You are riding your motorcycle here. Do you have to drive with lights on? If so: With which light setting?

Yes, but parking lights alone are sufficient

Yes, at least with daytime running lights or with low beam

Yes, I must use high beam

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

How will you behave on longer vacation trips with your motorcycle?

I will exercise physically during driving breaks

I will take driving breaks more often

I adapt the daily driving distance to my skills, the weather conditions and the type of road traveled

During the ride I regularly take my legs off the footrests and stretch them out

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

You are riding your motorcycle. What dangers must you watch out for when driving side by side?

That I cannot maintain my driving line

I must expect that other drivers can easily overlook me

There is a danger of being cut off by other vehicles making risky lane changes

That other vehicles are constantly in the blind spots of my mirrors

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

You are riding your motorcycle. What special circumstances must you consider when choosing your speed?

Whether I am carrying luggage

Whether I am carrying passengers

The prevailing visibility and road conditions

The traffic conditions

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

What useful accessories are available to secure a motorcycle against theft?

A brake disc lock

Video surveillance

A heavy chain

A theft alarm system

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

You are riding your motorcycle on a longer downhill slope. How can you tell that the brakes have become too hot?

That the braking effect diminishes

That the usual resistance on the brake lever changes noticeably

That the brakes start to squeak

That the wheels suddenly tend to lock

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

How will you park your motorcycle on this roadway?

Along the yellow line I may only stop with my motorcycle

I may only stop my motorcycle on the paved strip or within the white-marked area

I may stop and park my motorcycle on the paved strip or within the white-marked area

I park my motorcycle parallel to the yellow parking marking to save space

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 1

What is the maximum speed you may drive with a motorcycle? (Urban area - Rural area - Expressway - Highway)

30 km/h - 100 km/h - 100 km/h - 130 km/h

50 km/h - 100 km/h - 100 km/h - 130 km/h

50 km/h - 80 km/h - 100 km/h - 100 km/h

50 km/h - 80 km/h - 100 km/h - 130 km/h

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Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness – Level 1