Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

What can increase active safety when riding a motorcycle?

Correct adjustment of chassis components

ABS (Anti-lock Braking System)

Good general technical condition of the motorcycle

Listening to loud music to stay alert

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

You are riding your motorcycle. How can you reduce the danger from the blind spot phenomenon?

I do not ride immediately in front of a large vehicle longer than absolutely necessary

I do not ride next to a large vehicle longer than absolutely necessary

Not at all, I cannot influence a danger from the blind spot phenomenon

I ride with the smallest possible lateral safety distance next to a large vehicle

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

You are riding a motorcycle with a displacement of 125 cc. Which traffic sign means a driving ban for you?

Traffic sign C

None of the traffic signs

Traffic sign B

Traffic sign A

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

You are riding your motorcycle. What misjudgments by other road users must you particularly expect?

They overestimate the maneuverability of my motorcycle at higher speeds

They underestimate the acceleration capability of my motorcycle

They overestimate the braking capability of my motorcycle on slippery roads

They underestimate the noise development of my motorcycle

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

You are riding a motorcycle with a sidecar. Which traffic sign means a driving ban for you?

Traffic sign B

None of the traffic signs

Traffic sign C

Traffic sign A

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

You are riding your motorcycle. How do you consider the blind spots of a car?

Before overtaking a car, I pay special attention to whether the driver has noticed me as an overtaker

There is no special need for action for me

If I cannot clearly see that the car driver has noticed me before an overtaking maneuver, I will honk

When driving side by side, I never ride in the blind spot of a car longer than absolutely necessary

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

You are riding your motorcycle. In which traffic situations can you be endangered by the blind spot phenomenon?

When I ride immediately in front of a large vehicle

When I ride next to large vehicles

When I ride alone

When I ride in a motorcycle group

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

How can you achieve the highest possible braking effect with a motorcycle with ABS on a wet road?

I try not to enter the ABS control range despite having ABS

In rain I turn off the ABS because it does not work

I apply the clutch and both brake levers with full force from the start

I first apply the foot brake lever and then the hand brake lever

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

You are riding your motorcycle and notice guard rails with sharp-edged mounting posts at the roadside. How do you behave?

I must stop immediately

When choosing my speed, I particularly consider the high injury potential of the guard rail posts

The guard rails serve my safety and do not influence my intended speed

I choose my driving line as far away from the guard rails as possible, even if I get onto the oncoming traffic lane

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

How do you behave on this road for environmental protection reasons?

I turn off the engine at every intersection with a red light

If stopping or waiting is expected for more than 1 minute, I turn off the engine

I drive in the lowest possible gear

I drive in the highest possible gear

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

How do you behave on this road for traffic safety reasons?

I reduce my speed to a maximum of 50 km/h if no other permitted maximum speed is indicated by a traffic sign

I expect pedestrians walking along the road more frequently

I expect cross traffic again more frequently

I reduce the lighting of my vehicle to parking lights

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

You are riding your motorcycle. Why can guard rails, especially with sharp-edged mounting posts, become particularly dangerous for you?

Because guard rails prevent escape into open terrain

Because the impact after a crash can cause severe head injuries

Because after a crash, after hitting the guard rail, you can be thrown back into oncoming traffic

Because limbs can be severed if you slide against a mounting post after a crash

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

You crashed and hit your head on the road. Thanks to the crash helmet you remained largely uninjured, the crash helmet now has deep scratches. What will you do as a result?

I cover the scratches with a plastic adhesive

If the scratches have not penetrated the entire thickness of the helmet shell, I may continue to use the helmet

I have the helmet repainted by an auto painter

I buy a new helmet

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

Motorcyclists are often misjudged by other road users. How do you behave in such risk situations?

I honk, give signals with the headlight flasher and continue as before

Especially on wet roads I maintain increased safety distances and drive particularly defensively

I anticipate possible mistakes by other road users and adjust my behavior accordingly

When approaching a potential collision point, I drive ready to brake

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Category: Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness - Level 4

What can increase passive safety when riding a motorcycle?

The crash helmet

Traffic signs

Road markings

Special motorcycle protective clothing

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Class A -2- Driving Rules, Hazard Awareness – Level 4