Q:1-What is the use of the 'two second rule' when riding in good, dry conditions?
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It allows you two seconds before looking in a mirror and manoeuvring
So you can judge your speed accurately
When emerging onto roads that may be wet
To keep a good distance from the vehicle in front

Q:6-You are carrying luggage on a luggage rack. What does the law say it must be?
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Visible to other road users
Securely fastened at all times
Covered with a protective sheet
Carried only when it is absolutely necessary

Q:7-You are at the scene of an accident, and see that somebody is bleeding from the arm. Nothing is embedded in the arm, so what should you do to help?
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Give them a warm drink
Apply pressure to the wound and ask them to elevate the arm
Dab the wound until it stops bleeding
Put pressure on, but ensure the arm is kept by the side

Q:8-What is the standard braking distance, when you are riding at 50 miles per hour on a good road surface in good conditions?
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24 metres
38 metres
14 metres
55 metres

Q:9-You see a series of horizontal yellow lines painted across the road. What are they there for?
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To tell you that a roundabout is ahead
To make you aware of your speed
To help you move into the correct lane
So that you can measure your distance to other vehicles

Q:10-Before riding your motorbike in snowy conditions, what should you do?
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Think if you really need to make the journey or not
Find a new route that avoids towns
Warm up thoroughly with a hot drink
Tell your pillion passenger they can't come with you