Power-Assisted Bicycle Theory Test

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

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

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

Ride quickly before the bus moves offSlow down and assess whether the bus is about to move offRing your bell to alert the bus driver to give way to you

What does this sign tell you?

Road hump ahead. Slow down, keep left and do not overtake.Road hump ahead. Slow down and turn around.Road hump ahead. Slow down and dismount.

Which of the following statements is TRUE about this sign?

No parking of active mobility devices hereAll device users must dismount and push, except PMA usersAll riders must slow down

When there are oncoming path users, you should ____.

Keep left, and slow downSound your bell vigorously to alert the other path users to give way to youSpeed up in order to pass them quickly

What must you do when on a bicycle bridge?

Ride only from 7am to 7pmDismount and pushRide within the demarcated bicycle lane

The speed limit for footpaths is _______.

15 km/h10 km/h25 km/h

Before riding a PAB, you should ______.
a) Check the battery level to ensure that there is enough range for your journey
b) Squeeze the brake levers to check that they are working properly
c) Check that the wheels are properly inflated

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

Which of the following is not a guideline for riding on roads?

Keep close to a parked car when overtaking to avoid traffic.Obey all traffic signals and travel in the same direction as the flow of traffic.Keep a straight course, do not weave through traffic and avoid sudden swerves.

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

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?

FalseTrue

What should you do if you are in an accident?
a) Stop and render assistance
b) Carry on riding
c) Exchange particulars with parties involved

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

The maximum motorised assisted speed for motorised PABs is ___

20 km/h25 km/h10 km/h

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

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

To ride on public paths, bicycles ______.

Can only have a maximum width of 70cmNeed to be registered with LTAAll of the above

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

Speed up to stay in frontKeep left and allow the other rider to overtake on the rightKeep right and allow the other rider to overtake on the left

For a 1st time offender, the maximum penalty for unlawful use of theory test certificate is ____.

$5,000 and/or 12 months imprisonmentHaving his or her device confiscated$3,000 and/or 12 months imprisonment

What should you do when approaching this sign?

Keep a look out for pedestrians crossing. Slow down to a stop if there are pedestrians crossing or about to cross the road.Continue riding as pedestrians are supposed to give way to meKeep a look out for pedestrians crossing, and ring the bell as I have right of way.

Which of the following should you take note of before your ride?

Lights, brakes and tyres should be in good working conditionSeats and handlebars should be adjusted for comfortAll of the above