Untitled Deck Flashcards

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What must you wear when riding a motorcycle?

A

A helmet that meets NZ standards (NZS 5430 or UNECE 22.05).

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Why should you wear protective clothing?

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To reduce injury in a crash — jacket, gloves, boots, and long pants provide protection.

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Before applying for a motorcycle learner licence, what test must you pass?

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The Basic Handling Skills Test.

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Where should you position your motorcycle in the lane?

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Where you are most visible and have the best view of the road ahead (usually left wheel track in NZ).

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What should you do when riding on gravel or wet roads?

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Reduce speed, increase following distance, and avoid sudden braking or sharp turns.

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What checks should you make before changing position or lane?

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Check mirrors, blind spots, and signal clearly.

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What is the safest formation for group riding?

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Staggered formation — lead rider in right wheel track, next rider in left wheel track, and so on.

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Can you carry a passenger on a learner licence?

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No — learner riders cannot carry passengers.

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What is the alcohol limit for a learner rider?

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Zero — no alcohol allowed.

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What does the beach variable speed sign mean?

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60 km/h when no pedestrians, 30 km/h when pedestrians present.

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What does a curve advisory speed sign mean?

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Recommended safe speed for the curve in good conditions (e.g., 35 km/h).

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What conditions apply to riding on a learner licence?

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No passengers, no towing, no riding between 10 pm and 5 am, must display an L plate, only ride a LAMS-approved motorcycle.

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Which is the best kind of safety helmet to buy?

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One that meets NZ standards and fits snugly.

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What should you do if your helmet is damaged?

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Replace it immediately.

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Which item is a motorcyclist required to wear by law?

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A safety helmet.

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What is the correct fit for your helmet?

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Snug, comfortable, and secure without pressure points.

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Why is face protection important?

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To protect eyes and face from wind, debris, and insects.

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What is the best kind of footwear to wear when riding?

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Sturdy boots that cover the ankles.

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What is the main reason for wearing protective clothing?

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To reduce injury in a crash and protect against weather.

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To be comfortable when you ride, where should you sit?

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Upright, relaxed, and balanced.

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When seated on your motorcycle, where should your feet be?

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On the footrests at all times.

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What will holding your knees against the petrol tank help you do?

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Maintain stability and control.

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Why is a motorcycle often not seen by other road users?

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Small size and narrow profile make it less visible.

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What would you do to help yourself be seen during the daytime?

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Wear bright clothing and use headlights.

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Where is the best place on the road to position your motorcycle?
Where you are most visible and have the best view (usually left wheel track).
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What is the danger in not turning off your indicator?
Other drivers may think you are turning and pull out.
27
Why is it dangerous to travel in other drivers’ blind spots?
They may change lanes without seeing you.
28
What effect does an oncoming heavy vehicle have?
It can create wind turbulence and pull you toward it.
29
If you ride behind a large truck, what should you do?
Stay well back to maintain visibility and avoid spray.
30
If a dog rushes out in front of you, what should you do?
Slow down, don’t swerve sharply, and prepare to stop.
31
If you get a blowout or puncture, what should you do?
Hold the handlebars firmly, ease off the throttle, and brake gently.
32
If you see timber or debris and must ride over it, what should you do?
Approach straight, rise slightly off the seat, and keep the throttle steady.
33
When riding in groups, what is the formation called?
Staggered formation.
34
Where should beginner riders be placed in a group?
Behind the lead rider but ahead of the tail rider.
35
When may you carry a pillion passenger?
Only if you have a full licence and the bike is equipped for it.
36
Which equipment must a motorcycle have to carry a passenger?
A proper seat and footrests for the passenger.
37
What is an engine seizure caused by?
Lack of lubrication or overheating.
38
Signs that engine seizure is imminent?
Loss of power, unusual noises, and engine locking.
39
When must you turn on your headlights?
When you can’t clearly see a person or vehicle 100 metres away.
40
Safe following distance rule?
Use the two-second rule under normal conditions.
41
At night, must you be able to stop in half the length of clear road you can see?
True.
42
Does the legal definition of a road include beaches, bridges, carparks, streets, and motorways?
True.
43
How must you signal when travelling straight ahead at a roundabout?
Signal left when exiting.
44
Coming out of a driveway, do you give way to anyone using a footpath, cycle path, shared path, or the road?
True.
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When can you increase speed after seeing a 100 km/h sign?
Only after passing the sign.
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When must you be going 60 km/h after seeing a 60 km/h sign?
Before reaching the sign.
47
Driving slower than the speed limit and vehicles are following—what should you do?
Pull over safely to let them pass.
48
When passing a cyclist, how much room should you allow?
At least 1.5 metres.
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Can you use a hand-held cellphone for calls while driving?
No.
50
Alcohol affects driving. True or false?
True.
51
Drugs (including prescribed) affect driving. True or false?
True.
52
Are you allowed to make a U-turn on a motorway?
No.
53
Can you use a hand-held cellphone to text while driving?
No.
54
What is the best way to merge when two lanes merge into one?
Zip merge (alternate vehicles).
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How must you signal when turning right at a roundabout?
Signal right on approach, then left when exiting.
56
Curve speed sign (e.g., 35 km/h) means?
Recommended safe speed for the curve in good conditions.
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What must you do at a give way sign?
Slow down and give way to intersecting traffic.
58
Can you use a right-turn bay to overtake a vehicle travelling straight ahead?
No.
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What does a solid yellow line on your side of the centre line mean?
No passing allowed.
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What does a roadworks sign with a roadworker holding STOP/SLOW mean?
Obey the roadworker’s instructions.
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Turning right: Which lane must you turn into?
The right lane.
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Turning left: Which lane must you turn into?
The left lane.
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Can you use the flush median to wait for a safe gap when turning right?
Yes.
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Can car A stop on the cycle lane while waiting to turn left?
No.
65
General give way rule at intersections?
Give way to vehicles on your right and when turning across traffic.
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At controlled intersections, what must you do?
Obey signs and signals.