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M1 - Motorcycle

Changing positions

Question 1 of 23

How should you change lanes?

Use your side mirrors or look over your shoulder to check blind spots
Give proper signal for your movement
Steer smoothly while maintaining the same speed
All of the above

Explanation:

"To change lanes safely, check your mirrors, signal, and look over your shoulder to ensure there’s no traffic in your blind spot. Then, steer smoothly into the new lane while keeping a steady speed."

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Question 2 of 23

Why should you never make a sudden lane change?

Because you can’t overrun other drivers
Because other drivers expect you to stay in the lane you are already in

Explanation:

"Sudden lane changes can be dangerous because other drivers expect you to stay in your lane, and cutting in front of them can cause accidents. Always yield the right-of-way when necessary."
Because changing lanes is not allowed
None of these

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Question 3 of 23

What should you remember when passing a vehicle?

Give signals about every movement you will make
Change lanes only after signaling
Check that the way ahead and behind is clear
All of the above

Explanation:

"When passing another vehicle, it’s crucial to signal your intentions, check the surrounding traffic, and ensure it is safe to change lanes."

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Question 4 of 23

What should you do if a vehicle you are passing speeds up?

You should also speed up to complete your passing safely
You should sound a horn.
You should move back to your original lane without passing

Explanation:

"You should move back to your original lane without passing. If the vehicle you're passing speeds up, don't race. Safely return to your lane. It’s both unlawful and dangerous to speed up when another driver is trying to pass."
You should downshift your vehicle.

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Question 5 of 23

When is passing a vehicle not permitted?

Near a pedestrian crossover
When approaching a crest or hill
When there is not enough clear distance ahead to pass safely
All of the above

Explanation:

"Passing within 30 meters of a pedestrian crossover is not permitted. Don't attempt to pass when approaching the crest of a hill or on a curve where your vision of oncoming traffic is obstructed and there is not enough clear distance ahead to pass in safety."

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Question 6 of 23

What danger may occur when passing a parked vehicle?

You may lose control due to heavy turbulence caused by parked vehicles
The door of the parked vehicle may open in front of you

Explanation:

"Be cautious when passing parked vehicles, as doors may open unexpectedly, putting you at risk."
Your vehicle may skid because of the slippery road near the parking lane
None of these

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G1 Practice Test - Changing positions - Motorcycles or mopeds often leave empty spaces on the left and right sides of their lane. What should you do with these empty spaces?

Question 7 of 23

Motorcycles or mopeds often leave empty spaces on the left and right sides of their lane. What should you do with these empty spaces?

You should use these empty spaces to pass them.
You should move alongside them.
You should not use these empty spaces to pass them.

Explanation:

"Motorcycles and mopeds may leave space to avoid road hazards or improve visibility. Don’t use these spaces to pass; change lanes if you want to pass."
None of these

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Question 8 of 23

What should you do when a fast-moving vehicle wants to pass you?

You should move to the right and let it pass safely.

Explanation:

"When a faster vehicle wants to pass, it's important to give them space by moving to the right, allowing them to pass safely."
You should move to the left and let it pass safely.
You should slow down your vehicle.
You should speed up your vehicle.

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Question 9 of 23

Trucks are not allowed to drive in the:

Far left-hand lane

Explanation:

"On many high-speed roads with three or more lanes in each direction, trucks are restricted from driving in the far left-hand lane to allow faster vehicles to pass."
Far right-hand lane
Next to the far left-hand lane
Next to the far right-hand lane

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Question 10 of 23

What should you do when passing a vehicle at night?

Switch your headlights to low beam when approaching a vehicle from behind
Signal your move, check your mirrors, and blind spots
Return to your original lane only when you can see all of the front of that vehicle in your rearview mirror
All of the above

Explanation:

"When passing at night, it's essential to be extra cautious. If you have to pass and the way is clear, follow these steps: (1) Switch your headlights to low beams as you approach a vehicle from behind, (2)Signal, check your mirrors and blind spot, and pull out to pass, (3) When you can see all of the front of the vehicle you are passing in your rearview mirror, you are far enough ahead to pull back into the right lane."

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Question 11 of 23

How far should you stay behind the rear doors of a stopped streetcar?

Two meters

Explanation:

"At streetcar stops, stay at least two meters behind the rear doors where passengers are getting off or on. This rule does not apply at stops where an area has been set aside for streetcar passengers."
Three meters
Four meters
Five meters

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G1 Practice Test - Changing positions - What should you do when approaching a stopped vehicle that is letting pedestrians cross the road at the intersection?

Question 12 of 23

What should you do when approaching a stopped vehicle that is letting pedestrians cross the road at the intersection?

You should come to a complete stop behind that vehicle.

Explanation:

"You should come to a complete stop behind the car that is letting pedestrians cross the road at the intersection."
You should try to pass through that vehicle.
You should proceed to the intersection without yielding the right-of-way to pedestrians.
None of these

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Question 13 of 23

What can happen if there is an error in judgment when passing another vehicle on a two-lane highway?

Errors in judgment can result in delays.
Errors in judgment can result in head-on-collisions.
Errors in judgment can be fatal.
Both B and C.

Explanation:

"Passing on a two-lane highway can be risky. A mistake could lead to serious consequences, such as head-on collisions or even fatalities."

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Question 14 of 23

Can you pass a school bus that has flashing red lights and the stop arm extended?

Yes, if it's safe to do so
No

Explanation:

"When a school bus has flashing red lights and the stop arm extended, it is signaling that children are getting on or off the bus. Always stop for safety."
It depends
No, but you can pass slowly

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Question 15 of 23

Why is passing a school bus with flashing amber lights not the safest choice?

It indicates that the bus is reducing speed.
The passengers might be about to come off the bus.
Both A and B.

Explanation:

"Flashing amber lights on a school bus indicate that it is slowing down to either stop or let passengers on or off. Passing at this time could be dangerous."
None of the above.

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Question 16 of 23

When the driver of another vehicle is about to overtake and pass your vehicle, you must:

Speed up so that passing is not necessary.
Move to the left to prevent passing
Signal to the other driver not to pass
Move to the right and allow such vehicles to pass

Explanation:

"Always allow other vehicles to pass safely by moving to the right when necessary."

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Question 17 of 23

What is the purpose of special passing or climbing lanes?

To let slower vehicles move into those lanes so faster vehicles can pass

Explanation:

"Some roads have special passing or climbing lanes. These lanes let slower vehicles move into those lanes so that faster ones can pass safely in the left lane."
To let slower vehicles pass faster vehicles
To let trucks overtake other trucks
To provide parking for large commercial vehicles

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Question 18 of 23

How can drivers know when the passing lane is about to end?

The passing lane does not end.
There is no sign indicating the end of the passing lane.
Drivers should watch the signals of the car in front to determine when the passing lane ends.
Signs are posted to alert drivers when the passing lane is ending.

Explanation:

"Signs are posted to alert drivers about the end of the passing lane."

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Question 19 of 23

Passing another vehicle is difficult and dangerous:

In the city
On a single-lane highway
On a two-lane highway

Explanation:

"On a two-lane highway (one lane of traffic in each direction), passing another vehicle can be difficult and dangerous."
In the mountains

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Question 20 of 23

When should you use the right lane of the road?

When passing a vehicle turning left
If the right shoulder is paved
If you are moving slowly
All of the above

Explanation:

"The right lane is typically used when passing a vehicle turning left, and you can drive on the right shoulder if it's paved and you're passing a left-turning vehicle."

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Question 21 of 23

How should you pass a slow-moving vehicle when both of you are using the leftmost lane?

Wait for the slow vehicle to move to the right

Explanation:

"If you are driving in the left-most lane with a slower vehicle in front of you, wait for the vehicle to move to the right. Do not suddenly change lanes and pass on the right; the driver in front may realize you want to pass and move to the right at the same time you do."
Pass the vehicle using the right lane
Pass the vehicle using the same lane
None of these

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Question 22 of 23

How should you typically pass another vehicle?

In the right lane
In the left lane

Explanation:

"While passing, the left lane is usually the safest choice, but there are specific conditions where passing on the right is allowed."
You should not pass vehicles
In the same lane

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Question 23 of 23

When is it permitted to pass a vehicle from the right-hand lane?

When driving on a road having two or more lanes in the same direction

Explanation:

"Passing from the right is allowed on roads with multiple lanes in the same direction, but it can be dangerous and should only be done when it's safe."
When driving on a road with a single lane
When the traffic is too dense
When you are moving faster than regular traffic

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