Protective Equipment · driving theory questions

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Sample questions

1. On a motorcycle, if the direction indicators fail, the rider:

   • Is exempt from giving any signal.
   • Must give direction change signals with their arms.
   • Must not continue riding the motorcycle.

2. The use of boots when riding a motorcycle contributes to:

   • Passive safety.
   • Active safety.

3. A full-face helmet with a protective visor for the eyes offers greater safety when riding a motorcycle than an open-face helmet, because:

   • It is heavier and therefore more resistant.
   • In the event of an accident, it protects a larger area of the rider's head and makes riding more comfortable.
   • It is lighter and therefore more comfortable.

4. A motorcyclist should know that the protective helmet must fit snugly around the neck and forehead. Do you agree with this statement?

   • Yes.
   • No, the helmet must fit snugly around the neck but not the head.
   • No, the protective helmet must not fit snugly on the head.

5. The rider of a motorcycle should know that:

   • The lighter a helmet is, the more safety conditions it meets.
   • The heavier a helmet is, the more safety it offers.
   • The safety level of a helmet has no direct relation to its weight.

6. When cleaning the helmet, the motorcyclist should preferably use abrasive products. Do you agree with this statement?

   • Yes.
   • No, except if intending to paint the helmet a different colour.
   • No, only water and soap should be used.

7. Do the fastening systems of protective helmets all offer the same levels of safety?

   • Yes.
   • Yes, provided they are used correctly.
   • No.

8. A protective helmet with an excellent ventilation system prevents visor fogging. Do you agree with this statement?

   • Yes, by keeping the air inside the helmet renewed.
   • No, the ventilation system only increases the noise inside the helmet.

9. In order to ensure adequate safety levels, the outer shell or cap of a helmet should, preferably:

   • Consist of a single piece.
   • Consist of two pieces joined by a special welding process.
   • Consist of a single piece of progressive deformation.

10. When intending to carry goods on a motorcycle, the driver shall:

    • Place them securely fastened on the seat behind the driver.
    • Place them inside a bag appropriate for carrying luggage.
    • Secure them to the tank with suitable elastic straps.

License categories

• A