Attitude Motorcycle Theory Test

Welcome to your Attitude Motorcycle Theory Test

While traveling on a single-track road, what should you do if you see a vehicle approaching and there is a passing place on your right?

A. Continue along the single-track road

B. Stop in the passing place

C. Move over onto the verge

D. Wait opposite the passing place

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How should you handle an unmarked crossroads as you approach it?

A. Accelerate and keep to the middle

B. Slow down and keep to the right

C. Accelerate and look to the left

D. Slow down and look both ways

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What should you do if you're riding towards a zebra crossing and pedestrians are waiting to cross?

A. Give way to the elderly and infirm only

B. Slow down and prepare to stop

C. Use your headlights to signal them to cross

D. Wave at them to cross the road

None

When a long, heavily laden lorry is overtaking you and taking a long time to pass, what should you do?

A. Speed up

B. Slow down

C. Hold your speed

D. Change direction

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When riding a motorcycle on a single carriageway road, what should your road position allow?

A. Other vehicles to pass easily on your left

B. Pedestrians to hear you approaching

C. Faster traffic to overtake you easily

D. Drivers at junctions ahead to see you approaching

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What kind of emergency vehicle is equipped with a green flashing beacon?

A. Fire engine

B. Road gritter

C. Ambulance

D. Doctor’s car

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What actions should you take when approaching these horse riders?

A. Continue at your normal speed

B. Change down the gears quickly

C. Slow down and be ready to stop

D. Flash your headlights to warn them

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What is the minimum time gap you should maintain when following a vehicle on a wet road?

A. One second

B. Two seconds

C. Three seconds

D. Four seconds

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When is it appropriate to flash your headlights at other road users?

A. When showing that you’re giving way

B. When showing that you’re about to turn

C. When telling them that you have right of way

D. When letting them know that you’re there

None

Who is required to follow diamond-shaped traffic signs?

A. Tram drivers

B. Bus drivers

C. Lorry drivers

D. Taxi drivers

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Why is it important to avoid waving people across at pedestrian crossings?

A. Another vehicle may be coming

B. They may not be looking

C. It’s safer for you to carry on

D. They may not be ready to cross

None

What should you do when the amber light is flashing at a pelican crossing?

A. Stop and wait for the green light

B. Stop and wait for the red light

C. Give way to pedestrians waiting to cross

D. Give way to pedestrians already on the crossing

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What type of crossing permits cyclists to ride across alongside pedestrians?

A. Toucan

B. Puffin

C. Pelican

D. Zebra

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Under good and dry conditions, when should you apply the 'two-second rule'?

A. Before restarting the engine after it has stalled

B. When checking your gap from the vehicle in front

C. Before using the ‘Mirrors – Signal – Manoeuvre’ routine

D. When traffic lights change to green

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If you're riding a motorcycle with an engine smaller than 50 cc and you notice a queue of traffic forming behind you, what should you do?

A. Keep well out to stop vehicles overtaking dangerously

B. Wave vehicles behind you to pass if you think they can overtake

C. Pull in when you can to let faster vehicles behind you overtake

D. Give a left signal when it’s safe for vehicles to overtake you

None

What might occur if you follow this vehicle too closely?

A. Your brakes will overheat

B. Your fuel consumption will be increased

C. Your engine will overheat

D. Your view ahead will be reduced

None

When is it appropriate to flash your headlights at other road users?

A. When showing that you’re giving way

B. When showing that you’re about to turn

C. When telling them that you have right of way

D. When letting them know that you’re there

None

If you're following a large vehicle traveling at 40 mph, where should you position your motorcycle?

A. Close behind the vehicle, to make it easier to overtake

B. To the left of the road, to make it easier to be seen

C. Close to the vehicle, to keep out of the wind

D. Well back, so that you can see past the vehicle

None

On a one-way street with two lanes, where should you position your vehicle if you want to turn right?

A. In the right-hand lane

B. In the left-hand lane

C. In either lane, depending on the traffic

D. Just left of the centre line

None

What should you do if an ambulance with flashing blue lights is following you?

A. Pull over as soon as it’s safe to do so

B. Accelerate hard to get away from it

C. Maintain your speed and course

D. Brake harshly and stop well out into the road

None

What should you do if you are in a line of traffic and the driver behind is following very closely?

A. Ignore the driver behind and continue to travel within the speed limit

B. Slow down, gradually increasing the gap between you and the vehicle in front

C. Signal left and wave the driver behind to come past

D. Move over to a position just left of the centre line of the road

None

Which vehicles are most at risk from tram rails on roads where trams operate?

A. Cars

B. Cycles

C. Buses

D. Lorries

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Why are young motorcyclists at a higher risk of being involved in crashes?

A. Because they’re too cautious at junctions

B. Because they ride in the middle of lanes

C. Because they’re inexperienced

D. Because they ride in groups

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Why is it hazardous to drive too close to the vehicle in front of you?

A. Your engine will overheat

B. Your mirrors will need adjusting

C. Your view of the road ahead will be restricted

D. Your sat nav will be confused

None

Which type of vehicle uses a blue flashing beacon?

A. Motorway maintenance

B. Bomb disposal

C. Snow plough

D. Breakdown recovery

None

If you're driving at the legal speed limit and a vehicle behind you approaches quickly, flashing its headlights, what should you do?

A. Accelerate to make a gap behind you

B. Touch the brakes sharply to show your brake lights

C. Maintain your speed to prevent the vehicle from overtaking

D. Allow the vehicle to overtake

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Why is it important to take up the correct position well in advance when you want to turn right ahead?

A. To allow other drivers to pull out in front of you

B. To give a better view into the road that you’re joining

C. To help other road users know what you intend to do

D. To allow drivers to pass you on the right

None

When is it appropriate to use your vehicle's horn?

A. To alert others to your presence

B. To allow you right of way

C. To greet other road users

D. To signal your annoyance

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