Class A -4- Riding Technique - Level 1 | Führerschein Österreich

Class A -4- Riding Technique - Level 1

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Category: Class A -4- Riding Technique - Level 1

You are riding your motorcycle here. You are approaching this field path junction and notice that the road is slippery. How do you behave?

I strengthen the knee grip

I only brake with the front wheel

I hold the handlebars firmly

I ride over the slippery spot without accelerating or braking

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You are riding your motorcycle here. What special dangers can occur at this field path junction?

Tractors with two trailers could block the road for an unusually long time when turning

Field workers could suddenly step onto the road

Trailers parked on the road

Soil or gravel could make the road slippery

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

A step across the road

Longitudinal grooves

Gravel on the road

The road is narrow

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Which road surfaces are particularly dangerous when riding motorcycles?

Heavily contaminated road surfaces

Dry concrete

Wet road markings

Loose gravel

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What problems can arise during a ride in the rain with a motorcycle?

The visor of the crash helmet gets dirty from the spray of a vehicle driving ahead

The visor of the crash helmet fogs up on the inside

The braking distance increases

The reaction distance increases

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You are riding your motorcycle here. How do you behave in this situation?

I ride on half-sight distance

I ride at the far right edge of the road

I strengthen the knee grip

I reduce my speed in good time and ride with increased attention

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How can you increase the engine braking effect of your motorcycle?

By shifting to a lower gear

By additionally applying the service brake

By additionally giving throttle

By shifting to a higher gear

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While riding your motorcycle, this warning light comes on. What does this mean for you?

The brake is overheated

The ABS has failed

The engine lubrication is no longer working

When braking, the wheels can lock

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How can you prevent the inside of the crash helmet visor from fogging up in the rain?

I close any existing ventilation flaps or ventilation slots on the visor

I open any existing ventilation flaps or ventilation slots on the helmet

I regularly wipe over the visor during the ride, about every two minutes

I open the visor a crack

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Why are dry rails dangerous when riding a motorcycle?

Because the rails can lock the rear wheel

Because the front wheel can get caught even when crossing at an angle

Because strong impacts can be transmitted to the handlebars when hitting an uneven spot

Because the rails are extremely slippery

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During braking, the rear wheel of your motorcycle locks. How do you behave?

I release the rear wheel brake immediately and apply it again, but somewhat less forcefully

I continue braking and keep the slightly skidding motorcycle in lane by shifting weight

I disengage the clutch

I release both brakes and apply them again, but somewhat less forcefully

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How do you behave when riding a motorcycle on slippery road surfaces?

I hold the handlebars firmly

I ride over the slippery spot without accelerating or braking

I strengthen the knee grip

I accelerate briskly on the slippery spot

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During braking, a wheel of your motorcycle locks. Which statements apply?

Locking the front wheel is more dangerous than locking the rear wheel

This is harmless

Locking the rear wheel is more dangerous than locking the front wheel

Locking a wheel is associated with a risk of falling

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In which situations is a stronger engine braking effect necessary?

When merging onto the highway

When overtaking

On steep downhill stretches

During emergency braking

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You want to continue straight ahead with your motorcycle. How will you choose your driving line here?

I swing out slightly to the right and then cross the track approximately parallel

I continue on the side road

I continue in a straight line

I swerve onto the concreted track bed

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Class A -4- Riding Technique – Level 1