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From the following statements, indicate the one you consider to be true:
- Ice on the road compromises grip and promotes an increase in reaction time.
- Ice on the road promotes an increase in reaction time and decreases braking distance.
- Ice on the road influences stopping distance.
The rider of a motorcycle should know that when riding on a wet or slippery surface, the braking distance decreases. Do you agree with this statement?
- Yes.
- No.
On a certain section of a non-urban national road, is it possible to find a roundabout intersection?
- Yes, as this type of intersection can be found in urban or inter-urban environments.
- No, as this type of intersection is only found in urban environments.
- No, as this type of intersection can only be found on municipal roads.
When riding a two-wheeled motorcycle on a wet surface, the rider should:
- Start moving using moderate and progressive acceleration.
- Start moving without any special precaution, as a wet surface only affects braking.
- Start moving using strong acceleration, so that the tyre quickly disperses the water and ensures better grip.
The effects of crosswind can, in general, be more harmful when I am driving:
- On a complementary itinerary.
- On an urban road.
- On a motorway.
If the road surface is full of potholes, as a motorcycle rider, I should:
- Increase speed, so that my vehicle does not get caught in a pothole, despite harming its suspension.
- Increase speed, despite reducing my comfort.
- Reduce speed so as to safely adapt my riding to the condition of the road surface.
Driving my vehicle in these weather conditions:
- Should be done as normal.
- Should be done with special care.
The signage on this public road indicates that I am travelling on a:
- Motorway.
- Road reserved for motor vehicles and motorcycles.
- National road.
Travelling on this public road, I know I will only encounter grade-separated junctions. The statement is:
- True.
- False.
In this situation, in which I am going to pass over a road marking, what should I do?
- Maintain a constant speed while passing over the road marking.
- Reduce speed with the aid of the rear brake while passing over the road marking.
- Reduce speed with the aid of the front brake while passing over the road marking.