Power-Assisted Bicycle Theory Test

If another rider is trying to overtake you from behind, you should _____.

Keep left and allow the other rider to overtake on the rightSpeed up to stay in frontKeep right and allow the other rider to overtake on the left

Before you manoeuver through a bus stop without a bus bay, you should ___.

Ring your bell to alert the bus driver to give way to youSlow down and assess whether the bus is about to move offRide quickly before the bus moves off

When a bicycle crossing is available (as seen in diagram), riders should use the bicycle crossing provided. TRUE or FALSE?

FalseTrue

What should you do when approaching this sign?

Slow down and stop if necessary. Give way to pedestrians crossing the road.Slow down and stop if necessary. Look out for pedestrians crossing the road.Slow down and stop if necessary. Give way to traffic on major road.

To ride on public paths, bicycles ______.

Need to be registered with LTAAll of the aboveCan only have a maximum width of 70cm

Where must you dismount and push your device?
a) At Park Connector Networks (PCNs)
b) At bus interchanges/terminals and train stations
c) At locations with “No Riding” signs

(a), (b) and (c)(b) and (c)(a) and (b)

For a 1st time offender, the maximum penalty for carrying under-aged passengers on PAB is ____.

$1,000 and/or 6 months imprisonment$2,000 and/or 6 months imprisonment$1,000 and/or 3 months imprisonment

What are some of the potential hazards to look out for when riding?
a) Blindspots
b) Kerb
c) Oncoming vehicles at all road crossings

(a), (b) and (c)(b) only(a) only

When inside a bus interchange or train station, you must _____.

Dismount and push your deviceRide within the 10km/h speed limitDismount and push only when boarding the bus or train

Which of the following devices can be ridden on footpaths, cycling paths and on the road?

BicyclePower-Assisted Bicycle (PAB)E-Scooter

What do the road markings in the picture tell you?

Cyclists are to dismount soonDanger zone aheadPedestrian crossing ahead

When approaching a “Pedestrian Priority Zone”, you should slow down, watch out for other path users, and dismount and push if there are many pedestrians. TRUE or FALSE?

TrueFalse

During bus lane operation hours, PAB riders ___.

Can ride up to 2 abreast in the bus laneMust not enter the bus laneMust ride in a single file in the bus lane

Which statement describes the hand signal taken by this PAB cyclist?

I intend to slow down.I intend to stop.I intend to move out to the right or turn right.

What must I do when approaching the first give way triangle marking?

Slow down and look out for buses exiting the bus bay.I do not need to do anything as it is not applicable to PAB riders.Ride quickly before buses exit the bus bay.

When there are oncoming path users, you should ____.

Keep left, and slow downSpeed up in order to pass them quicklySound your bell vigorously to alert the other path users to give way to you

A pedestrian is about to walk out from a side road ahead of you. You should ____.

Sound your bell to alert the pedestrian, and continue riding at the same speedContinue riding as per normalSound your bell to alert the pedestrian, and slow down and prepare to stop

The speed limit for footpaths is _______.

25 km/h15 km/h10 km/h

Potential hazards for a PAB rider to recognise include ___
a) Path users who may suddenly change direction
b) Blind spots where your vision may be obstructed
c) Path users talking on their mobile phones

(b) and (c)(a) and (b)(a), (b) and (c)

For a 1st time offender, the maximum penalty for failure to carry out driver's duties in an accident on public paths is ____

$3,000 and/or 6 months imprisonment$3,000 and/or 12 months imprisonment$1,000 and/or 6 months imprisonment