Motorcycle exam no 1

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Question 1. When there are two vehicle lanes in the same direction, regular cars should travel in the right lane, while mopeds should travel in the left lane.

Question 2. The signal for a right turn or U-turn should be given 30 meters before reaching the point where the turn or U-turn is to be made.

Question 3. When facing a blue (green) traffic signal, considering following vehicles, you should enter the intersection even if traffic ahead is congested.

Question 4. On a downward slope, the increase in speed causes stopping distance to become longer, so drivers should allow more distance between vehicles than when on level ground.

Question 5. When braking on a two-wheeled vehicle, it is best to keep the handlebars straight, use engine braking, and apply both front and rear brakes simultaneously.

Question 6. The effect of a vehicle’s speed only manifests in the braking distance.

Question 7. On roads where crossing or U-turns are prohibited by signs or markings, reversing is also prohibited.

Question 8. When navigating a curve on a moped, instead of turning the handlebars, you should lean the vehicle toward the side of the curve.

Question 9. A muffler is a device that reduces the amount of exhaust gas from an engine.

Question 10. The horn must never be used except where there is a 'Sound Horn' sign.

Question 11. When entering a tunnel, the sudden change in brightness temporarily reduces visibility, so you should sufficiently reduce speed beforehand.

Question 12. The legal speed limit for mopeds is 30 km/h, but on wide roads with no traffic, driving at 40 km/h is allowed.

Question 13. When loading cargo on a bicycle, it must not exceed the width of the cargo device.

Question 14. The correct riding posture for a two-wheeled vehicle is to lower your wrists and lightly grip the handlebars as if pushing them forward.

Question 15. When carrying heavy cargo, the braking distance becomes longer.

Question 16. Mopeds can travel on roads with this sign.

Question 17. When braking, you should press the brake pedal with your heel, not your toes.

Question 18. Engine braking is more effective in lower gears than in higher gears.

Question 19. When traveling in a lane marked by yellow lines on both sides, you must not change lanes by crossing the yellow line, even for a right or left turn.

Question 20. If you stop at a railway crossing and check the safety of both sides, you can enter the crossing regardless of the traffic conditions on the other side.

Question 21. When passing a bicycle, you must keep a sufficient distance or proceed slowly.

Question 22. When driving a vehicle with a faulty handlebar or brake, you must proceed slowly with great care.

Question 23. A moped can carry a load of 60 kilograms.

Question 24. Within 30 meters of an intersection, I overtook a slow-moving moped ahead.

Question 25. Using a mobile phone while driving reduces attention and is very dangerous.

Question 26. When driving, you must avoid wearing footwear like geta or sandals that may interfere with driving.

Question 27. While passing through an intersection, I stopped on the spot because an emergency vehicle was approaching from behind.

Question 28. The chain of a two-wheeled vehicle must not have any slack when pressed with a finger.

Question 29. At an intersection of roads with similar widths, vehicles must not obstruct the progress of a tram.

Question 30. This sign indicates the start of a one-way road.

Question 31. When turning right or left according to traffic signals, cars and mopeds have priority, so you can proceed without worrying about pedestrians.

Question 32. When a moped is towing a trailer, the trailer can carry a load of up to 200 kilograms.

Question 33. At intersections with poor visibility on both sides, it is better to continuously sound the horn while passing through.

Question 34. Even if you have a moped license, you must not drive a moped without carrying the license.

Question 35. During a daily inspection, I found that the turn signal was not working properly, but I drove anyway since I could use hand signals.

Question 36. On roads with this sign, crossing the road with a right turn to enter or exit a facility is prohibited.

Question 37. Mopeds are allowed to travel on roads with this sign.

Question 38. When crossing a sidewalk or similar with a moped, you should proceed slowly while taking care not to obstruct pedestrians.

Question 39. In heavy fog, you should operate the right turn signal to make your vehicle more visible to oncoming traffic.

Question 40. With a moped license, you can drive a moped, a mini-car, or a small special vehicle.

Question 41. This sign indicates that traffic restrictions are in place ahead.

Question 42. When pushing a moped with the engine running, it is possible to travel on the sidewalk.

Question 43. The maximum speed of a moped is never regulated below 30 km/h.

Question 44. Any play in the brake pedal is dangerous.

Question 45. At an intersection on a two-lane road, a moped turning right on a green signal must follow the same method as a car.

Question 46. When braking on a two-wheeled vehicle, it is best to apply the front and rear brakes simultaneously.

Question 47. Mopeds must be enrolled in automobile liability insurance or mutual aid.

Question 48. When the traffic signal ahead is green, a moped turning left can proceed even if the left directional signal is red.

Question 49. Tunnels are dark, narrow, and dangerous, so overtaking is prohibited in all tunnels.

Question 50. When the driver of a moped ahead extends their left arm horizontally, it indicates slow driving.