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Category A/A1
A motorcyclist's gloves should be as resistant as possible, even if they do impair control of the bike a little. Do you agree with this statement?
A
A
No, the gloves must not impair control of the motorcycle's controls.
B
B
No, except for high-capacity motorcycles and long journeys.
C
C
Yes, to protect the driver in the event of a fall.
The sign informs me that:
A
A
The lane on the right is intended for the traffic of pedestrians and motorcycles.
B
B
The lane on the right is intended for the traffic of pedestrians and bicycles.
C
C
Pedestrians and motorcycles must not travel in the lane on the right.
The parking of my vehicle in a place reserved, by means of signage, for certain vehicles is considered:
A
A
Abusive parking.
B
B
Prohibited Parking.
A driver that travels with a blood alcohol level of more than 0.8 g/l and less than 1.2 g/l commits a very serious offense. Do you agree with this statement?
A
A
No.
B
B
Yes, unless he presents a defense.
C
C
Yes.
In this situation, the driver of the bicycle must:
A
A
Move forward.
B
B
Give way.
C
C
Stop, to give way to me.
I must give way:
A
A
To all vehicles entering a level crossing.
B
B
To all vehicles leaving a level crossing.
After the vertical sign, it is not possible to make a U-turn.
A
A
Correct.
B
B
Incorrect.
Can I perform the U-turn maneuver at the location where I am?
A
A
No, under no circumstances.
B
B
Yes, as long as it does not cause danger or obstruction to traffic.
Can I park after the sign?
A
A
No.
B
B
Yes.
On motorways, the maximum authorized speed is:
A
A
100 km/h for all motorcycles and tricycles.
B
B
110 km/h for all light cars.
C
C
80 km/h for heavy goods cars with a trailer.
A path is a public road:
A
A
The exclusive circulation of animals.
B
B
The exclusive use of agricultural tractors.
C
C
Local traffic in rural areas.
When visibility is insufficient, in addition to using lights, I must:
A
A
Adapt the speed.
B
B
Moderate speed and use sound signals.
C
C
Always use sound signals.
Do priority vehicles have the right of way when traveling on a roundabout?
A
A
No, they only have the right of way over vehicles without an engine.
B
B
No, they only have priority if they are traveling on an emergency mission.
C
C
Yes, they always have the right of way, even if they are not traveling on an emergency mission.
The sign indicates:
A
A
That the location where I am traveling is flown over at low altitude.
B
B
A flown over location at low altitude, at 200 meters.
C
C
An airfield over a length of 200 meters.
At this location, I can cross the line marked on the pavement.
A
A
Correct.
B
B
Incorrect.
Can I perform the overtaking maneuver while positioned in this traffic lane?
A
A
No, the maneuver is prohibited.
B
B
Yes, the maneuver is allowed.
C
C
Yes, except for heavy vehicles.
Fatigue is a factor that causes the driver to have:
A
A
A decrease in his reaction time.
B
B
A decrease in reaction time, so his attention span is greater.
C
C
An increase in his reaction time.
On public roads, a coexistence zone exists for:
A
A
Shared use by pedestrians and vehicles with special traffic rules and signalized as such.
B
B
Shared use by pedestrians and vehicles without special traffic rules and without the need for signage.
On the motorway, what is the maximum speed at which drivers of heavy goods cars without a trailer can drive?
A
A
100 km/h.
B
B
120 km/h.
C
C
90 km/h.
When driving a motorcycle, the constant movement of the eyes:
A
A
It affects concentration, increasing the risk of accidents.
B
B
Increases fatigue and compromises the efficiency of the curve trajectory.
C
C
It avoids the phenomenon of fixation, which translates into the risk of steering the vehicle where you are looking.
What should I expect from the behavior of the driver on my right?
A
A
That he moves forward first.
B
B
That he gives way to me, stopping if necessary.
C
C
That he stops and gives way to me.
When driving a two-wheeled motorcycle and when braking, the correct use of both brakes at the same time can lead to the following:
A
A
Increasing the transfer of mass to the front of the vehicle, which means safer braking.
B
B
Avoid risky situations, as this reduces mass displacements.
C
C
Promote the concentration of all mass at the rear of the vehicle, which translates into safer braking.
Check which of the following statements you think is true:
A
A
Ice on the road compromises grip and increases reaction time.
B
B
Ice on the road influences the stopping distance.
C
C
Ice on the road increases reaction time and decreases braking distance.
With regard to braking on motorcycles, which statement is correct?
A
A
When driving a motorcycle, both brakes are used with the same frequency and intensity.
B
B
When riding a motorcycle, the front wheel brake is used more often than the rear wheel.
C
C
When driving a motorcycle, the rear wheel brake is used more often than the front wheel brake.
Whenever a slow-moving vehicle is in front of me, the overtaking maneuver is allowed.
A
A
Correct.
B
B
Incorrect.
The use of sound signals is only allowed in case of imminent danger. Do you agree with this statement?
A
A
No, when traveling within a locality, at night, I can also use the sound signals to warn a driver of the intention to overtake him.
B
B
No, when traveling outside of localities I can also use the sound signals on speed bumps with reduced visibility.
C
C
Yes, I agree.
Does a neck protector contribute to a motorcyclist's passive safety?
A
A
No.
B
B
Yes, because it limits the driver's lateral articulation and protects the vertebrae of the spine.
C
C
Yes, because it limits the twisting of the driver's neck.
How far away should the hazard pre-signage sign be visible?
A
A
At least 100 meters away.
B
B
At least 120 meters away.
C
C
At least 30 meters away.
I am prohibited from parking whenever vehicles traveling in this traffic lane have to use the part intended for the opposite direction to travel. Do you agree with this statement?
A
A
No.
B
B
Yes.
The variable message signage can be placed:
A
A
On the right side of the carriageway.
B
B
On the right side or above the carriageway.
C
C
Only above the road.
I travel on a road reserved for cars and motorcycles. Right in the traffic lane where I am can travel, to overtake:
A
A
All cars, except heavy goods vehicles or combinations of vehicles whose length exceeds 7 meters.
B
B
All cars, except heavy passenger cars.
C
C
All vehicles.
In this situation, I am required:
A
A
To act in accordance with the behavior of other users.
B
B
To turn on the hazard lights.
C
C
To overtake, using light signals to do so.
The present signage indicates:
A
A
End of priority road.
B
B
Changing direction of the priority road.
C
C
Proximity of a crossroad.
From the existing signage on the road I know that:
A
A
I cannot make a U-turn.
B
B
I can make a U-turn because the broken line allows it.
Can sudden accelerations in motion that do not cause skidding compromise a motorcycle's stability?
A
A
Yes, since acceleration causes both tires to lose grip.
B
B
Yes, since acceleration causes the front tire to lose grip.
C
C
Yes, since acceleration causes the rear tire to lose grip.
What does the vertical sign mean?
A
A
Adverse atmospheric conditions.
B
B
Snow or ice.
C
C
Slippery pavement.
In this situation, I will apply defensive driving techniques if I:
A
A
Increase speed and use the sound signals.
B
B
Do not modify my speed and use the sound signals.
C
C
Predict and anticipate the behavior of the pedestrians.
At this location, users of two-wheeled vehicles must overtake on the right-hand side.
A
A
The statement is false.
B
B
The statement is true.
The faster I go, the longer the stopping distance.
A
A
Right.
B
B
Wrong.
If the speed increases, the safety distance:
A
A
Should also increase.
B
B
Must be shorter.
C
C
Does not change.
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