Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 3

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 3

How can you reduce the danger of suddenly running into the end of a traffic jam with your motorcycle?

By always driving in the right lane

By following the vehicles in front as closely as possible

By paying special attention to whether the hazard warning lights are turned on in the vehicles ahead

By maintaining at least 2 seconds safety distance behind the vehicles in front

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 3

You are riding your motorcycle. How can you be obscured from a car driver's perspective?

By the heating wires of a car's rear window heater

By the windshield frame of a car (A-pillar)

By telephone poles, traffic signs, street lamps, etc.

By objects hanging from the interior mirror of a car

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 3

There is strong crosswind from the right. According to what criteria do you choose the lateral safety distance with your motorcycle during this overtaking maneuver?

I maintain a small lateral distance to use the slipstream of the truck

With too small a lateral distance I could scrape the truck

I use approximately the lane track of the oncoming traffic lane as my driving line

I drive on the left edge of the road

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 3

You are riding your motorcycle here at about 80 km/h. Where will you choose your driving line?

I ride in the right rut

I ride between the right rut and the edge line

I ride between the ruts in the lane track

I ride between the guideline and the left rut

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 3

You suspect that you might be overlooked by a car driver. How can you make yourself noticeable in such a situation?

By hand signals to establish eye contact

I give full throttle

I use the headlight flasher

I use the horn

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 3

You are approaching the end of a traffic jam with your motorcycle. You realize that stopping in time is no longer possible. What do you do?

I brake fully first, release the brake again and look for a gap to evade

Since there is usually enough space between the vehicle columns for a motorcycle, I steer my motorcycle between the standing rows of vehicles

During emergency braking I must also disengage the clutch

I try to come to a standstill before the last vehicle by braking fully

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 3

Why should a crash before a collision with another vehicle be avoided at all costs?

Because this reduces the damage to my motorcycle

By rolling over the collision vehicle, the impact energy is better dissipated and the severity of injury is reduced

Because otherwise the insurance will not pay for my damage

Because a person can suffer serious or even fatal injuries at a relatively low impact speed

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 3

You are riding on a priority road. At an uncontrolled intersection, a car coming from the right stopped very late and now protrudes about one meter into your lane. How do you behave?

If a collision is unavoidable, I brake fully, try to bring the motorcycle down in a controlled manner in front of the car to use it as a buffer between me and the car

If possible, I steer past the car without braking

Since I have priority I honk so the car backs up

If a collision is unavoidable, I brake fully, try not to crash and stand up on the footrests at the moment of impact to be able to roll over the vehicle

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 3

You are riding your motorcycle here. What special dangers exist in this situation for you?

There is no special danger in this situation

I can be blinded by the sun through the mirrors

Due to the low sun I could leave the road

The oncoming car could overlook me and turn into the parking lot right in front of me

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 3

You are riding your motorcycle. Why can you be easily overlooked?

Because motorcycles must also drive with lights during the day

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

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 3

You are riding your motorcycle here at about 80 km/h and must perform a lane change. How do you behave?

I reduce my speed

I strengthen the knee grip and hold the handlebars firmly

I accelerate

Despite reducing my speed to 30 km/h, I expect aquaplaning danger in the rut

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 3

You are riding your motorcycle here. Why must you expect that the car in oncoming traffic will turn into the parking lot right in front of you?

Because I can see my own shadow

Because the motorcycle has a narrow silhouette

Because the driver of the car can be blinded by the low sun

Because my motorcycle can easily be overlooked due to the low sun

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 3

You are approaching an uncontrolled intersection and want to cross it straight ahead. You see a vehicle in oncoming traffic that obviously also wants to cross the intersection straight ahead. What dangers do you recognize and how do you behave?

I drive ready to brake

I initiate an emergency stop

Since I have priority I continue as before

The oncoming vehicle could overlook me and turn left from its perspective without signaling

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 3

You are riding in this situation at about 50 km/h. Your motorcycle does not have ABS. What danger exists for you during emergency braking?

If I push the motorcycle while braking fully, I will crash

The front wheel can slide out

If the car door opens fully, my braking distance would be longer than the distance to the car door

There is a danger that the brakes will overheat

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 3

There is strong crosswind from the right. What do you have to watch out for when overtaking with your motorcycle?

I expect a track offset to the left when I pass the truck cab

I expect a track offset to the right when I pass the truck cab

I expect a track offset to the right when I get level with the truck trailer

I expect a track offset to the left when I get level with the truck trailer

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Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness – Level 3