FREE RTA MOTORCYCLE THEORY TEST 01 This practice theory test for motorcyclists and moped riders is provided so you can see how the RTA motorcycle theory test works. Updated 2019 from RTA official motorcycle handbook. It’s all Free! Over 50 questions and answers. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Dubai Motorcycle 1 - English 1 / 25 You can be sure a road user has seen you? If you make eye contact If you have your full beam headlights on Under no circumstances If you are wearing hi viz clothing 2 / 25 You have right of way to an intersection, you should assume? Everyone will give way to you Nothing will give way to you Most people will see you You will be safe as long as you obey the rules 3 / 25 You should use your horn to? Any of these Let people know you are there Express your anger Intimidate people 4 / 25 Where do most collisions between bikes and other vehicles occur? Intersections Car parks Local roads Freeways 5 / 25 If you develop a condition like diabetes or epilepsy after getting a license, you must? Stop riding immediately Inform your physician Inform the RTA Take extra care 6 / 25 In the first few months after starting to ride, you are how much more likely to be involved in a crash? 0x 2x 1.5x 3x 7 / 25 As you ride, you should be looking at? The furthest horizon Where you want to go To each side A few meters in front of you 8 / 25 When riding, you should monitor the road by? Looking round vehicles in front Looking over and through vehicles in front Looking under vehicles in front Any of these 9 / 25 When riding in the daytime, you should have your headlight? Full beam Off Any of these Dipped 10 / 25 When riding in traffic, you should ride? Aggressively Negatively Co-operatively Timidly 11 / 25 Which of these is most noticeable for other drivers at night? The tail light A reflective vest Reflective tape on your number plate A brightly colored vest 12 / 25 If you're feeling unwell before riding, you should? Only ride on quiet roads Go slower than normal Postpone your trip Go as fast as possible 13 / 25 In general riding, you should position yourself? In the right hand side of the lane Any of these In the left-hand third of the lane In the central third of the lane 14 / 25 If you are making a U-turn, you must be able to see? Traffic from both directions The other side of the road Approaching traffic Oncoming traffic 15 / 25 When you pull out from the curb, you should position your bike so that you can see? Traffic in both directions Where you want to go Oncoming traffic Approaching traffic 16 / 25 As you lean your bike into a corner, your eyeline should be? Leaning against the bike Level with the horizon Any of these Leaning with the bike 17 / 25 You want the driver of the vehicle in front of the able to see you in? Their rearview mirror only Their rearview mirror and right hand mirror Their rearview mirror and left-hand mirror Their left-hand mirror only 18 / 25 Which of these colors are best for being seen on the road? Blue, green and purple Indigo, violet and mauve Red, orange and yellow Brown, grey and black 19 / 25 When preparing for a turn, you should? Any of these depending on circumstances Slow down well in advance Brake at the last minute Try not to slow down at all 20 / 25 You can help avoid dehydration when riding by? All of these Keeping your arms and legs bare Wearing protective clothing Wearing loose clothing 21 / 25 Why do you need a gap between you and the vehicle in front? For better hazard avoidance For better emergency stops For better visibility For all these reasons 22 / 25 You should use your indicators? Whenever you turn or change lanes When riding at night If there is other traffic in the vicinity If there is other traffic close to you 23 / 25 Which of these can negatively affect your riding? Over-the-counter drugs All of them Prescription drugs Illegal drugs 24 / 25 Drinking alcohol when riding affects? Concentration All of these Balance Judgment 25 / 25 How much space should you leave between you and the vehicle in front when riding? 1 second 3 seconds 4 seconds 2 seconds Your score is ADVERTISEMENT
