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

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

You are riding your motorcycle on this rural road at about 100 km/h and approaching an urban area. How will you behave?

I only brake at the town sign

I reduce my speed in good time before the town sign to a maximum of 50 km/h

I drive through the urban area with the lowest possible engine speed

I drive through the urban area with the highest possible engine speed

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

You are riding a motorcycle. How can you reduce the danger of being overlooked?

By wearing a bright, conspicuous crash helmet

By choosing the most upright sitting position possible

By switching on at least daytime running lights or low beam

By wearing clothing in conspicuous colors. If possible, this should be equipped with reflective strips

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

You are riding your motorcycle here. How do you choose your driving line?

I ride at the far right on the road edge

I ride at the beginning of the curve in the left third of the lane, move to the middle of the lane at the apex

I ride along the centerline to have more overview

I ride at the beginning of the curve towards the centerline, move to the inner edge of the curve at the apex

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

You are riding your motorcycle here. What accident danger exists for you if you choose the wrong driving line?

I could leave the road at the curve exit

I could leave the road to the right at the apex of the curve

I could leave the road at the curve entrance

I could graze oncoming traffic at the apex of the curve

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

You are approaching an urban area. Why do you drive through the urban area with the lowest possible engine speed?

So that I can accelerate better at the end of the town

To disturb the residents as little as possible with noise

To produce fewer exhaust fumes

So that the reaction distance becomes shorter

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

You are riding in this situation at about 50 km/h. Your motorcycle does not have ABS. How do you behave?

I brake fully

I push my motorcycle out of my current driving line to the left

I do a two-second look

I honk

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

You are riding your motorcycle here. How do you choose your driving line?

I ride at the beginning of the curve in the right third of the lane and move to the middle of the lane at the apex

I ride at the far right on the road edge

I ride at the beginning of the curve towards the road center and move to the road edge at the apex

I ride on the guideline

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

You are riding your motorcycle here. What accident danger exists for you if you choose the wrong driving line?

I could leave the road at the curve entrance

I could leave the road to the left at the apex of the curve

I could graze oncoming traffic at the apex of the curve

I could crash on any dirt at the road edge

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

You are riding your motorcycle here. What accident danger exists for you if you choose the wrong driving line?

I could crash on any dirt at the road edge

I could leave the road to the right at the apex of the curve

I could leave the road at the curve entrance

I could graze oncoming traffic at the exit of the curve

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

You are riding your motorcycle. Why must you expect to be easily overlooked?

A car driving behind the motorcycle could attract the attention of other road users

Because my narrow silhouette can easily be obscured by vehicle parts for other drivers, e.g., by the A-pillar of a car

Because motorcycle clothing must always be dark

Because motorcycles must also drive with lights during the day

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

You are approaching this intersection with your motorcycle and want to cross it straight ahead. What dangers do you recognize and how do you behave?

Since I have priority, I accelerate

I initiate an emergency stop

I drive ready to brake

The oncoming vehicle could overlook me and disregard my priority

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

You are riding a motorcycle. Why are you more at risk than if you were driving a car?

Emergency braking with motorcycles is more difficult to perform

The risk of injury is higher

Motorcycles can be more easily overlooked

Motorcycles have a longer braking distance

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

You are riding your motorcycle here at about 70 km/h. How do you behave?

I give a horn signal

I drive in the right lane track

I slow down

I pay special attention to whether the two tractors are driving onto the road

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

You are riding your motorcycle here. How do you choose your driving line?

I ride at the far right on the road edge

I ride at the beginning of the curve at the road edge and move to the centerline at the apex

I ride along the centerline

I ride with constant lateral distance approximately in the right third of my lane

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

You are riding your motorcycle here at about 70 km/h. What special dangers must you expect?

The driver of the right tractor could overlook me and drive onto the road

An oncoming vehicle could come onto my side of the road when swerving

My motorcycle could slide out in the curve

The tractor with trailer standing on the left could drive onto the road

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