Q:1-You are riding towards some traffic lights that have been on a green signal for a long time. What should you do?
Mark one answer:
Speed up so that you get through before they change
Carry on riding as usual
Get ready to stop
Brake and come to a standstill

Q:6-In which situation should you not overtake another vehicle?
Mark one answer:
When you are near a dip in the road
After you've just gone round a bend
On a one way street
On a road with a 30 mph speed limit

Q:7-You are planning on taking a long journey down the motorway. Why is it especially important to check your motorbike before setting out?
Mark one answer:
High speed travel over long distances increases the chance of your motorbike breaking down
There will be increased wear and tear on your brakes
Motorway service stations are very rare
Your tyres will wear away much faster than on a road

Q:8-What can you use your motorbike's engine cut out switch for?
Mark one answer:
In an emergency situation
To stop the engine in normal conditions
To slow down
To make an emergency stop

Q:9-Your tyre gets a sudden puncture as you are riding along. What should you do?
Mark one answer:
Let go of the handlebars
Regain your balance by steering from side to side
Close the throttle, and roll to a gentle stop
Perform an emergency stop

Q:10-Looking at your tyres you notice that one of the sidewalls has a tear in it. What should you do?
Mark one answer:
Replace the tyre immediately
Carry on until it gets worse
Repair the puncture before riding the motorbike again
Reduce the tyre pressure before riding your motorbike