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

Class A -4- Riding Technique - Level 4

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

You are riding your motorcycle on this rural road at about 50 km/h and approaching this clear hairpin curve. How do you behave?

I adjust my speed to the visibility and curve radius

I ride at the far right

I possibly downshift

I reduce my speed to walking pace

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

You are riding your motorcycle here. What dangers can arise for you?

In the curve, the left footrest of the motorcycle could scrape on the milling edge

With incorrect eye direction I can get towards the road center

If I get onto the milling edge in the curve, there is a risk of falling

The handling of my motorcycle becomes unstable due to the milling grooves

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

You are riding your motorcycle in this situation at about 60 km/h. How do you behave?

I may accelerate

I make sure my driving line does not pass over the bitumen patches

I initiate emergency braking because of the bitumen patches

At the curve exit I ride in the lane track

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

You are riding your motorcycle on a wet road in this situation. Which road surfaces are particularly dangerous for you here?

The road markings

The concrete panels in the area of the tram tracks

The asphalt

The rails

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

Why should you not ride in the lane track with your motorcycle in this situation?

Because riding on the slippery bitumen patches is dangerous

Because I may choose my driving line anywhere within my lane

Because the road is dry

Because I am on a rural road

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

You are riding your motorcycle on a wet road in this situation. How do you behave?

I pay attention to the pedestrians

I choose my driving line so that I cross the rails at as acute an angle as possible

I avoid riding on the road markings of the crosswalk

I choose my driving line so that I cross the rails at as obtuse an angle as possible

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

You are riding your motorcycle downhill on this curvy road. It starts to rain lightly. What dangers exist for you?

Basically nothing changes when rain begins, only with longer and continuous rain does the road become slippery

Risk of aquaplaning

Due to the beginning rain, the road is very slippery for a short time

Especially in hairpin curves, my motorcycle can slide out

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

By how much should you reduce your speed when rain begins compared to dry weather?

About 2/3

About half

Barely noticeable

About 1/3

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

You are riding through this clear right-hand curve with your motorcycle. How do you behave?

I will ride through the curve at a constant speed

I ride on hazard sight distance

I direct my gaze along the left edge of the road

I direct my gaze along the lane track to the curve exit

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

You are riding your motorcycle here. Which road surfaces are particularly dangerous for you?

The wet directional arrows

The crosswalk markings

The wet leaves

The manhole cover

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

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

I direct my gaze at the manhole cover

I must ride at the far right, even if my driving line passes over the manhole cover

I brake hard

I choose my driving line so that I avoid riding over the manhole cover

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

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

I choose my speed according to the curve progression and road surface

I direct my gaze along the left edge of the road

I brake hard

I strengthen my knee grip and hold the handlebars firmly

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

Why is it unfavorable if you ride at the right edge of the road at the curve apex with your motorcycle?

Because I otherwise cannot see the curve progression

I could collide with possible oncoming traffic at the curve exit

Because I could otherwise scrape against a guide post in the curve

Because there is often loose gravel at the road edge

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

You are riding your motorcycle. In which situations are bitumen patches particularly dangerous for you?

When leaning

On dry roads and temperatures above about 25°C

On wet roads

When a bitumen patch runs across the direction of travel

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

You are riding your motorcycle here at about 80 km/h. How will you behave?

I direct my gaze far ahead into the curve

I continue riding in the lane track

I must ride at the far right

I choose my driving line in my lane to the left of the bitumen patches

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

You are riding your motorcycle here at about 50 km/h. How do you behave?

I maintain my speed

I ride towards the center of the road

If I have a dark-tinted visor, I open it

I reduce my speed

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

How do you choose your driving line with your motorcycle in this clear right-hand curve?

At the curve entrance I ride in the road center, move to the right road edge at the apex of the curve and exit the curve in the road center

At the curve entrance I ride in the left third of the lane, turn in late and exit the curve in the lane track

If oncoming traffic permits, I ride at the left road edge at the curve entrance, move to the right road edge from the apex and exit the curve in the lane track

At the curve entrance I ride at the road edge and follow it through the entire curve

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Class A -4- Riding Technique – Level 4