Road safety quiz

Driver Knowledge Test Questions - Class R (Motorcycle) Licence

• ICAC1-ICAC: Cheating on the knowledge test results in a 6-week ban from re-taking the test, and a permanent ban on further tests. There is no penalty for not cheating.
• ICAC2-ICAC: Offering a bribe to a testing officer for a driving test results in action taken against the offender. Penalties include fines and imprisonment. Only the testing officer will be investigated. There is no penalty for not offering a bribe.
• ICAC3-ICAC: Offering a bribe to a testing officer results in action taken against everyone involved. Penalties include fines and imprisonment. Only the testing officer will be investigated.

General Knowledge - CG013

• Slowing down and being prepared to yield to vehicles traveling in the opposite direction on or near bridges.
• Stopping before crossing a bridge, only continuing after pedestrians have crossed.
• Not overtaking other vehicles travelling in the same direction.

General Knowledge - CG017

• Double parking is not permitted, regardless of circumstances or whether goods are being delivered.
• There is no exception to this rule for when delivering goods.
• Double parking is not permitted if it obstructs traffic.

General Knowledge - CG030

• Dip your headlights when within 200 meters of a vehicle ahead or an oncoming vehicle.

General Knowledge - CG031

• Slow down and yield to a bus when one is signalling its intention to pull out from a bus stop.
• Buses have priority.
• Drivers should sound their horn.
• Drivers should continue at normal speed if the bus does not have priority.

General Knowledge - CG043

• If an oncoming vehicle crosses the center line, brake, look to the left, sound the horn and flash the lights.

General Knowledge - CG044

• If involved in an accident where the Police don't attend, report immediately to the nearest Police Station within 24 hours.
• This is mandatory when there is an accident, with no Police presence.
• Only if no-one was injured a report may not be required.

General Knowledge - CG045

• If involved in an accident you must provide the other driver(s) with a copy of your driving licence and the name and address of the vehicle owner.

General Knowledge - CG046

• After a collision, immediately provide assistance and call an ambulance if someone is injured.
• Call the police after the ambulance has been called.
• Report to police within seven days of the accident if there are no injuries and/or damages above $500

General Knowledge - CG049

• Use the right-hand indicator when intending to move right or when slowing down or stopping.

General Knowledge - CG052

• When merging onto a freeway from an entrance, look for gaps in traffic, adjust your speed to fit in with the traffic flow and activate your turn indicator lights before entering. Stop and check the traffic behind you.

General Knowledge - CG053

• When a sign indicates road repairs are taking place, slow down, and follow any instructions given by traffic controllers.

General Knowledge - CG055

• Broken yellow lines on the side of the road indicate that clearaway restrictions apply. No stopping is allowed during clearway hours.

General Knowledge - CG056

• When a horse and rider are on the road, slow down and give them plenty of room.

General Knowledge - CG090

• If an ambulance is approaching from behind, move into the left lane.

General Knowledge - CG094

• Pull over to the left lane until the emergency vehicle passes.
• Immediately stop once the emergency vehicle is behind.
• Follow emergency vehicle at a safe distance.

General Knowledge - CG102

• When parking for a short time at night, use a visible position and ensure your hazard lights are on.

General Knowledge - CG113

• Stand or park at least 50 meters from the approach side of a bus stop or railway crossing.

General Knowledge - CG116

• Bicycle and motorcycle riders are more vulnerable in traffic and may need more protective measures in traffic and should be harder to miss.

General Knowledge - CG118

• When a stop sign is shown in a roadworks zone, stop your vehicle and follow the traffic controller's directions.

General Knowledge - CG119

• When driving through a roadwork zone in the left lane, the sign indicates to merge right and to give way to other traffic.

General Knowledge - CG122

• Bicycle riders have the same rights and responsibilities as drivers and motorcycle riders.

General Knowledge - MG002

• A motorcycle rider is never allowed to ride without an approved helmet.

General Knowledge - MG004

• When carrying a pillion passenger on a motorcycle, separate footrests and a seating section for the passenger are required.

General Knowledge - MG007

• To stop quickly, use both front and rear brakes together.

General Knowledge - MG008

• A normal stop requires using both front and rear brakes.

General Knowledge - MG010

• Apply brakes before starting a turn and as you exit the turn.

General Knowledge - MG011

• If making a turn, downshift before beginning the turn.

General Knowledge - MG012

• If wearing regular glasses, wear a face shield or visor.

General Knowledge - MG015

• Always ensure that your headlights and stop lights are working, and regularly check the expiry date of your licence before riding.

General Knowledge - MG016

• You must be able to see at least half of the lane behind your vehicle, as well as parts of the adjacent lane.

General Knowledge - MG017

• When the motorcycle is travelling at high speed, a wobble can be handled by gripping the handlebars and maintaining your speed, but also slowing.

General Knowledge - MG018

• On a wet road, use both front and rear brakes.

General Knowledge - MG020

• When following a vehicle, look over and through the vehicle, including the brake lights.

General Knowledge - MG021

• When being overtaken, stay in the center or left of your lane

General Knowledge - MG023

• A flashing turn signal may indicate a problem with the vehicle electrical system.

General Knowledge - MG026

• When overtaking, stay in the centre or on the left of your lane, unless there is no other traffic around.

General Knowledge - MG027

• If you have not ridden a motorcycle previously, use extra stopping distance, use the rear brake and do not exceed 30 km/h.

General Knowledge - MG028

• When raining, the centre of the lane may be the most slippery part of the road.

General Knowledge - MG030

• When faced with sand on the road, slow down as it takes longer to stop on slippery surfaces.

General Knowledge - MG031

• When driving on gravel or sandy paths, avoid sudden movements or quick changes in speed.

General Knowledge - MG032

• When driving over bumpy roads, keep the normal seating position, and lean on the foot rests to absorb any shock.

General Knowledge - MG034

• If a motorcycle tire blows out, grab the hand grips firmly, slowly decrease the throttle and allow the bike to slow down. Brake gently on the good tire, and turn off the road.

General Knowledge - MG035

• If the rear tire goes flat on low speed, the rear tends to slide from side-to-side.

General Knowledge - MG036

• If the front tire goes flat, you will feel the steering feeling heavy.

General Knowledge - MG040

• Pillion passengers should sit behind and as close as possible to the rider.

General Knowledge - MG041

• In turns, the pillion passenger should lean in the same direction as the rider.

General Knowledge - MG042

• When the vehicle stops, the pillion passenger should keep both feet on the foot pegs or place both feet on the ground beside them.

General Knowledge - MG043

• The pillion passenger should hold on to the rider's waist, hips or handgrip.

General Knowledge - MG045

• You must be 16 years of age and 9 months or older to obtain a learner's rider's licence.

General Knowledge - MG047

• Police can give an on-the-spot fine for cases of not carrying your driving licence when stopped by the police.
• If your motorcycle licence is misplaced, the police may ask you to get it from your home, but the police are free to take you to the station if you are caught in that situation.
• You may be given twelve hours to produce it at your local police station.
• The police may fine you for cases of not carrying your driving license.

General Knowledge - MG048

• You could be checked for your licence at tolls, freeway or motorway

General Knowledge - MG050

• Wearing correct riding safety attire will greatly improve the safety of the motorcycle rider.
• This may be the case regardless of the situation; this may include the event of a crash.

General Knowledge - MG051

• You cannot ride a motorcycle without a helmet; unless you have a doctor's certificate or if the temperature is above 32 degrees celsius in summer.

General Knowledge - MG052

• The Australian Standards AS1698 stickers are displayed on approved motorcycle helmets.
• The manufacturer's markings or official stickers ensure that the helmet is a quality product under testing.

General Knowledge - MG053

• Only buy new helmets; second-hand helmets are not recommended.
• Check if the helmet was formerly dropped to avoid damage.

General Knowledge - MG055

• If a motorcycle helmet has issues with cracks or loose padding, it should be replaced.
• If possible, seek an authorised repair team for repairs to your motorcycle protection.

General Knowledge - MG056

• Repair any loose padding or cracks by contacting an authorised motorcycle expert.

General Knowledge - MG057

• Wearing motorcycle goggles or visors can protect your eyes from wind, dust, rain, insects and stones. These items are important to keep your eyes in a protected and safe condition.

General Knowledge - MG058

• Boots providing ankle protection are the best choice of footwear for motorcycling, as opposed to trainers or joggers.

General Knowledge - MG059

• Motorcycle riding gear should be comfortable; in warm weather, loose-fitting gear will allow for optimal air flow to keep the rider cool.

General Knowledge - MG060

• Other protective riding gear may include protective spinal or kidney belts, as well as nylon jackets and trousers plus light cotton shirts and pants.

General Knowledge - MG061

• When training or learning to drive a motorcycle, do so in quiet streets that are familiar to you.
• Gain experience by riding with other people who are experienced in complex traffic situations.

General Knowledge - MG062

• Passengers on motorcycles should be at least eight years of age old.

General Knowledge - MG063

• Your ability to concentrate can be affected by tiredness, alcohol, drugs and the clothing you wear and the types of motorcycle you ride and how familiar you are with the road.

General Knowledge - MG064

• Correct riding posture reduces rider fatigue and improves control. This position is the posture that's most comfortable for you.

Alcohol and Drugs (AD004)

• Wait- the time required depends on the amount of alcohol consumed
• Drink water.
• Have a glass of water.

Alcohol and Drugs (AD009)

• Do not consume any alcohol before riding or driving a motorcycle.
• Taking a nip of spirits (30 ml or 1 oz) or one middy (285 ml) of light beer before driving can negatively impact motorcycle riding.

Alcohol and Drugs (AD012)

• Refusing to take a breath test when asked by police is an offense.
• Learner drivers and drivers who've chosen not to drink should not refuse.

Alcohol and Drugs (AD013)

• Taking medicine and consuming alcohol can have a significantly negative impact on driving ability.
• The effect of alcohol will be less severe if it's consumed without any prior medications/drugs.

Alcohol and Drugs (AD015)

• Consuming 1–2 alcoholic beverages will impact your reaction and judgment.

Bicycle Safety - B1001

• When driving at 60 km/h or less, leave at least one metre of space when overtaking a cyclist.
• When the speed of the vehicle is above 60 km/h, ensure that a greater amount of space is used for overtaking a cyclist.
• Leave as much space as reasonable when passing a bicycle.

Bicycle Safety - B1002

• The distance to be maintained when passing a cyclist on a road with a speed limit above 60 km/h is at least 1.5 meters.

Bicycle Safety - B1003

• It is unsafe to cross continuous lines to pass a cyclist in any circumstance.
• Cyclists should always yield the right of way whenever possible.

Fatigue and Defensive Driving (FD001)

• Keeping at least three seconds distance behind the vehicle in front will improve safety.

Fatigue and Defensive Driving (FD002)

• When driving in wet conditions, expect increased stopping distance.

Fatigue and Defensive Driving (FD003)

• If you are dazzled by oncoming headlights at night, you need to slow down until your eyes have recovered.

Fatigue and Defensive Driving (FD004)

• If you get sleepy, pull over to rest, or have someone else drive.
• Turn on the air conditioning or open the windows.

Fatigue and Defensive Driving (FD005)

• In poor weather, increase your following distance behind the vehicle in front and adjust your speed.
• Turn on your headlights to improve visibility.

Fatigue and Defensive Driving (FD006)

• When the weather changes to rain, slow down to use your brakes gently as this may create slippery conditions.
• Switch on your headlights to ensure that it is easier to see other road users.

Fatigue and Defensive Driving (FD010)

• Avoid heavy braking on a wet surface, or you may lose control of your vehicle.

Fatigue and Defensive Driving (FD011)

• It is dangerous to overtake another vehicle if you do not have sufficient space.
• Drivers should not use their hazard lights when overtaking.

Fatigue and Defensive Driving (FD013)

• It's critical to get plenty of rest before driving on a road trip.

Fatigue and Defensive Driving (FD014)

• Look to the left of the headlights of oncoming vehicles instead to look at the headlights directly, as this may cause driver fatigue.

Fatigue and Defensive Driving (FD039)

• To avoid fatigue when driving, wear appropriate clothing or clothing that's fitted to allow for optimal air flow to keep yourself cool in warmer weather.

Fatigue and Defensive Driving (FD040)

• To avoid fatigue, stop frequently and take breaks.

Intersections (IN001)

• Before entering intersection, look to your left and right.

Intersections (IN003)

• Yield to oncoming traffic that is going straight ahead or turning left while making a right turn at the intersection.
• Yield to traffic on your right when making a right turn at the intersection.

Intersections (IN004)

• When turning right at a T-intersection, always yield to traffic approaching from the left or right, including when making a turn.

Intersections (IN005)

• If someone has knocked down a STOP or GIVE WAY sign at an intersection, drive safely using your judgment.
• Only give way to traffic on your right when turning at an intersection.

Intersections (IN006)

• Yield to pedestrians if turning left or right at an intersection, and there is any potential for a collision.

Intersections (IN007)

• If the road ahead is congested in the same direction, wait for a break in traffic before crossing the intersection.

Intersections (IN008)

• When on a laned roadway, right turns are made from the far right-hand lane or other lanes which have signs indicating right turns.

Intersections (IN010)

• When both vehicles are at a GIVE WAY sign at an intersection, whichever vehicle arrives first, should proceed first.

Intersections (IN011)

• Vehicle O has the right of way when at a STOP sign at the intersection.

Intersections (IN012)

• When turning right, vehicle O, is in a better position to turn left into street x.
• Vehicle P has a better position to turn left.

Intersections (IN013)

• If there's an intersection with a marked pedestrian crossing, you must stop and wait for the pedestrians to cross the road in safety.

Intersections (IN014)

• An intersection with a GIVE WAY sign means being prepared to stop to avoid collision.

Intersections (IN016)

• When turning in an intersection, always yield to traffic on the right or left, if applicable or if there's a danger of a collision.

Intersections (IN018)

• When turning left at a roundabout, use the left-hand lane.
• An indication of this may be an arrow on the roadway.
• Do not change lanes unless necessary.

Intersections (IN019)

• Give way to the vehicle arriving after you.

Intersections (IN020)

• When turning right from a one-way street, position your vehicle on the right side of the road.

Intersections (IN023)

• When there are no arrows on a roadway, you must turn left from the far left-hand side.

Intersections (IN026)

• At a railway crossing with a STOP sign, halt entirely, and continue when the road is safe, to avoid a collision with a train.

Intersections (IN027)

• Stop at intersections and at the same time look to the left, right and ahead to evaluate any traffic surrounding you, and assess risk.
• Only cross if there is no other road traffic, or in the case of other vehicles, if it's safe to cross.

Intersections (IN028)

• If boomgates are down and signals are flashing, don't begin crossing a railway crossing until both the gates and signals have stopped flashing and are up.

Intersections (IN029)

• When approaching a railway level crossing, slow down and be prepared to stop should there be an oncoming train.

Intersections (IN030)

• Even in the case of no signal, for a train crossing, reduce speed and be prepared to stop or drive through if it is safe.
• Proceed through if there is no indication of possible danger.

Intersections (IN035)

• When traffic lights turn green, be prepared to enter the intersection only if the road is clear in the direction of the green arrow.

Intersections (IN039)

• Red light cameras capture vehicles that cross intersections/cross roads when the signals are red and vehicles that speed through traffic lights.

Intersections (IN040)

• When approaching an intersection with a yellow traffic signal, proceed through the intersection, but be ready to stop if necessary.
• Accelerate as much as possible if it's safe, and keep in mind the safety of pedestrians and other road users.

Intersections (IN044)

• At an intersection without any stop lines, stop before reaching the entrance/intersection.
• Stop at the point where both directions of the road are clear and visible.

Intersections (IN051)

• Always follow police directions at intersections.
• Drivers must abide by traffic instructions from police.

Intersections (IN056)

• You may proceed to turn left in a roundabout's left-hand lane.

Intersections (IN057)

• When intending a straight trajectory or travel within a roundabout, use the right lane, unless there is less traffic in another lane.

Intersections (IN058)

• You must proceed in the same lane used when entering a roundabout when taking a straight trajectory.
• You cannot change lanes to the left while entering the roundabout.
• Drivers must enter a roundabout from the right and exit in the same right lane.

Intersections (IN060)

• In order to turn left safely at a roundabout, the driver must use lane A.
• Drivers should only use lane B to make a right turn.

Intersections (IN061)

• Drivers are permitted to use either the left or right lane when directly going straight through a roundabout, unless the left lane is the opposite direction to the drivers' intentions.

Intersections (IN063)

• Drivers are permitted to use both left and right lane when passing through a roundabout and are to ensure that there is no danger to other drivers.

Intersections (IN064)

• Motorcycle riders approaching a roundabout or a clear traffic zone, should keep in mind stopping traffic and watch out for fast-moving vehicles, and be aware when such vehicles may leave the roundabout.

Intersections (IN065)

• To turn back, from the lane you joined the roundabout, use the left lane to exit the roundabout.

Intersections (IN067)

• When the intended trajectory from the turn/traffic signal is right, check the direction by confirming if the car is positioned in the right lane.

Intersections (IN068)

• If the intersection is under the control of a traffic controller, follow the controller's directions.

Intersections (IN069)

• If a pedestrian enters the road in your path at an intersection, you must give way to the pedestrian.