Newfoundland Motorcycle Practice Test 01

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How often should you use both brakes?

In emergencies

On wet roads

While turning

All the time

2 / 30

When you're sitting on the bike, how much play should be at the centre of the drive chain?

At least 2cm

At least 1cm

At least 4cm

None

3 / 30

If you are going too fast when down shifting, what could happen?

All of these

The engine stalls

The brakes can lock

The rear wheel may skid

4 / 30

To help protect your eyes which of the following does not provide the best protection?

Helmet shield

Motorcycle windshield

Sunglasses

Goggles

5 / 30

Beginners usually take turns...?

Too wide

Too fast

Too close

Too slow

6 / 30

Grasp the throttle with...?

Palm and fingers

Palm and thumb

Thumb and forefinger

Palm

7 / 30

Is it advisable to wear gloves while riding a motorcycle?

Only in windy or rainy conditions

Only in cold weather

Yes

8 / 30

Which statement is FALSE? You should replace cables when they are...?

Shortened

Worn

Damaged

Frayed

9 / 30

Which statement is FALSE? Accidents can occur if the gears are used incorrectly when...?

Turning

Starting on curves

Down shifting

Starting on hills

10 / 30

What could happen if the engine lacks oil?

The engine could seize

All of these

The brakes lock

Steering is affected

11 / 30

The wrist of your throttle hand should be...?

Pointed down

Pointed out

Flat

Pointed up

12 / 30

Why should you hold the handgrips firmly?

All of these

To help improve steering ability

So that you will not lose your grip if the motorcycle bounces

To improve aerodynamics

13 / 30

Which statement is FALSE? When they can't hold a turn...?

They end up crossing into another lane

They brake too hard to correct

They use too much throttle

They go off the road

14 / 30

Push on the handgrip the direction you wish to turn at speeds greater than...?

10 km/h

15 km/h

25 km/h

40 km/h

15 / 30

What gear should you be in when stopped?

Neutral

Second

First

It doesn't matter

16 / 30

You should keep your feet...?

Hanging down

Behind the pegs

Firmly on the footpegs

Hovering over the brake

17 / 30

To turn a motorcycle safely, you must lean the bike...?

In the direction of the turn

In the opposite direction of the turn

Backward to help with traction

Forward with the weight over the front forks

18 / 30

Should the clutch have a 'drag' and 'slip'?

Only new bikes until they are worn in

Yes

Older bikes would

19 / 30

Why should you hold your knees firmly against the gas tank when riding?

To improve aerodynamics

To reduce vibration from the bike

To keep you secure on the seat and balanced

All of these

20 / 30

Which of the following is not a recommended colour to wear while riding?

Green

Orange

Yellow

Red

21 / 30

How much braking pressure does the front brake provide?

90%

22 / 30

What should the throttle do when released?

Remain in same position

Spring back

Stick

Push forward

23 / 30

Which statement is FALSE? Inspect tires for...?

Things stuck between treads

Sizing

Damage to sidewalls

Cuts

24 / 30

Is it important to shift down through the gears one at a time as you slow down or stop?

Only at higher speeds

Only in poor weather conditions

Yes

25 / 30

Why should you avoid rubber clothing?

It shrinks as you warm up

It's not cost-effective

All of these

It makes you perspire and offers little protection in a fall

26 / 30

Which clothing is best to wear while riding?

Cotton

Denim

Nylon

Leather

27 / 30

Do you need ventilated clothing in cold or hot weather?

Yes

Only in wet weather

Only in hot weather

28 / 30

Which statement is FALSE? Which of the following can be loosened by vibration?

Screws

Cotter Pins

Bolts

Nuts

29 / 30

What footwear is recommended?

Any rubber-soled shoes

Boots

Running shoes

All of these

30 / 30

Sit in an upright position close enough to the handlebars to reach them with...?

Your arms at a 90-degree angle

Your arms at a 45-degree angle

Your arms slightly bent

Your arms straight

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Newfoundland Motorcycle Test: Your Road to Driving Safety

Are you ready to hit the roads of Newfoundland on your motorcycle? Before you can experience the freedom of riding, it’s important to pass your motorcycle test and ensure you have the necessary skills and knowledge for safe driving.

At our driving safety institute, we have developed a comprehensive guide specifically tailored to help you ace your Newfoundland motorcycle test. We aim to give you the tools and resources to become a confident and responsible rider.

Understanding the Rules of the Road

The first step in preparing for your motorcycle test is to familiarize yourself with Newfoundland’s road rules and regulations. These rules apply to car drivers and motorcyclists.

Some important rules to remember include:

Wearing a helmet at all times while riding
Following speed limits and traffic signals
Yielding to pedestrians and other vehicles
Using turn signals when changing lanes or making turns

It’s crucial to have a solid understanding of these rules before taking your test. This will not only ensure your safety on the roads, but it will also help you pass your test with flying colors.

Sharpening Your Riding Skills

In addition to knowing the rules, it’s important to have strong riding skills. Our guide will provide tips and techniques for maneuvering your motorcycle safely on the roads.

Some key skills we will cover include:

Properly controlling your speed and balance
Making smooth turns and lane changes
Being aware of your surroundings and potential hazards
Braking effectively in different situations

We will also provide practice exercises to help you improve your skills and build confidence before taking your test.