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Riding Theory Test (RTT)
Question 1
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The minimum distance you should look ahead when driving at a speed of 30 km/h is
30 metres.
90 metres.
60 metres.
When riding a motorcycle, you should rest the
arches of your feet on the footrest.
heels of your feet on the footrest.
balls of your feet on the footrest.
This sign means that
you must keep to the right hand side of the road.
there is a one-way street on your right.
you cannot proceed straight ahead or turn left.
You should depress the brake pedal with the
arch of your foot.
heel of your foot.
ball of your foot.
The 'Two-Second Rule' of safe following distance applies to all vehicles travelling at
slow speed only.
fast speed only.
any speed.
If pedestrians are crossing the road when the 'Red Man' is lighted, you should
stop.
sound the horn.
drive slower.
If you failed to have a proper control of your vehicle, you could be charged for __________ even though your blood alcohol content is below the legal limit.
Drink driving.
Careless driving.
Reckless driving.
When a long vehicle makes a left turn, it usually moves to the
right before turning.
left before turning.
left then right before turning.
When passing minor roads joining from the left and right, you should
ease off the throttle.
drive at normal speed.
speed up.
In very wet road conditions, the build-up of water between your tyres and the road is called
aquaplaning.
coasting.
free-wheeling.
Which of these statements about your vehicle stopping distance is correct?
Stopping distance will be reduced by hard braking.
Good brakes and good tyres will not shorten the stopping distance.
Good tyres and brakes will shorten the stopping distance.
When your rear tyre puncture while riding, you should
step hard on the brake immediately.
stop immediately.
grip the handlebar and brake gradually.
Unless otherwise stated, the maximum speed limit of all roads in Singapore is
80 km/h.
60 km/h.
50 km/h.
This sign means
you cannot wait but you can stop to let down or pick up passengers.
you cannot stop even to let down or pick up passengers.
you can wait for a short while if you are loading or unloading.
What is the main danger a rider should be aware of when following a cyclist?
The cyclist may swerve out into the road.
The cyclist may stop suddenly.
The cyclist may turn left.
When riding through a bend, you should
maintain your speed.
apply brakes.
pull in the clutch lever.
If you need to display the 'vehicle breakdown', it should be placed
at least 10 metres behind your vehicle.
at least 20 metres behind your vehicle.
just behind the vehicle.
You may wait in a yellow box junction when
you are in a queue of vehicles that are turning left.
you are in a queue of traffic to go ahead.
on coming traffic is preventing you from turning right.
Reaction distance is the distance travelled from the moment, the
brake is applied to the time the vehicle comes to a stop.
hazard is seen to the time the brake is applied.
hazard is seen to the time the vehicle comes to a stop.
The average headlights on high beam illuminate the road ahead for about
100 metres.
50 metres.
30 metres.
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