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Riding Theory Test (RTT)
Question 1
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When a long vehicle makes a left turn, it usually moves to the
left then right before turning.
right before turning.
left before turning.
Unless otherwise stated, the maximum speed limit of all roads in Singapore is
80 km/h.
60 km/h.
50 km/h.
With a pillion rider, the stopping distance of your motorcycle will be
longer.
shorter.
the same.
The minimum distance you should look ahead when driving at a speed of 30 km/h is
90 metres.
30 metres.
60 metres.
Road hogging
forces other vehicles to overtake you on the left.
helps to maintain a smooth traffic flow.
forces other vehicles to overtake you on the right.
If you have 13 or more demerit points within a year of passing the test you will
have your licence revoked.
be suspended for 6 months.
be suspended for 1 year.
When pushing your motorcycle to make a right turn, you should
lean it to the right and turn the handlebar to the left.
keep it upright and turn the handlebar to the right.
lean it slightly towards you and turn the handlebar to the right.
Reaction distance is the distance travelled from the moment, the
hazard is seen to the time the brake is applied.
hazard is seen to the time the vehicle comes to a stop.
brake is applied to the time the vehicle comes to a stop.
The main cause of brake fade is
the brakes overheating.
the brakes out of adjustment.
air in the brake fluid.
When passing minor roads joining from the left and right, you should
drive at normal speed.
ease off the throttle.
speed up.
The 'Two-Second Rule' of safe following distance applies to all vehicles travelling at
fast speed only.
any speed.
slow speed only.
Blind spots' of a vehicle is an area which cannot be viewed by
all of them
left and right wings mirrors.
the rear view mirror.
If you need to display the 'vehicle breakdown', it should be placed
just behind the vehicle.
at least 10 metres behind your vehicle.
at least 20 metres behind your vehicle.
When another vehicle is overtaking you at night, you should dip your headlight
when the other vehicle moves out to overtake.
as soon as the other vehicle passes you.
when the other vehicle signals to overtake.
On a one way street, you hear the siren of an emergency vehicle behind you, you should
stop immediately.
give way by moving to the left or right.
give way by moving to the left only.
In very wet road conditions, the build-up of water between your tyres and the road is called
free-wheeling.
coasting.
aquaplaning.
How should you signal when you want to stop just after a side road to the left?
Give a slowing down arm signal before the junction.
Wait until you have passed the junction, then signal left.
Signal left before the junction.
The average headlights on high beam illuminate the road ahead for about
100 metres.
50 metres.
30 metres.
If pedestrians are crossing the road when the 'Red Man' is lighted, you should
stop.
drive slower.
sound the horn.
When negotiating a sharp bend, centrifugal force pushes your vehicle
outwards.
forward.
inwards.
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