A Skidding and overturning of the bicycle - the danger increases with speed. B Bicycle overturning if the rider has to brake suddenly. C Entering a puddle and losing control of the bicycle. D All answers are correct.

A All answers are correct. B A car might abruptly exit the parking space and collide with the rider. C The driver or passenger might open a car door without looking, hitting the rider. D Pedestrians, children and animals might burst out onto the road from between the cars and cause the rider to collide with them.

A No. B Yes. C Yes. Provided he is wearing a helmet. D Yes. Provided the journey is not on roads.

A Same as on a dry road. No difference. B He will slow down to a sensible speed as the circumstances permit. C He will intermittently press the brake pedal. D He will accelerate until he has passed the wet stretch - to increase safety.

A Yes. B No. C Yes. Only if there are no pedestrians on the sidewalk. D Yes, if the road is blocked.

A Danger of the wheels locking and losing control over the bicycle. B Overheating of the brake pads and weakening of the deceleration, compared to normal conditions. C The front wheel locking, thereby overturning the rider. D All answers are correct.

A 16 years old. B 14 years old. C 12 years old. D 18 years old.

A There is a white headlight mounted on the front of the bicycle and it is turned on and it sends a light beam forward to a distance of at least 150 meters under normal visibility conditions. B There is a red rear light mounted on the rear of the bicycle and it is turned on. C The bicycle has yellow reflectors on its pedals. D All answers are correct.

A Yes. B No. C Yes. Only if it is a short ride. D Yes. Only if the ride is done on the sidewalk.

A No. B Yes. C Yes. Provided the rider has a driving license. D Yes. Provided they are powered with a motor.

A tricycle. B A bicycle with two wheels mounted one behind the other, in which an electric motor is installed. C motorcycle. D All answers are correct.

A This is allowed only as advised by a doctor. B This is absolutely forbidden. C This is allowed only for a short ride home. D This is allowed only to test the electric bicycle.

A The overtaking rider is near the kerb on the one side and near the vehicle on the other side, meaning he could lose his balance. B The overtaking rider is in the vehicle’s “blind spot”, meaning the vehicle driver cannot see the bicycle rider in his mirrors. C The vehicle being overtaken might swerve suddenly to the right. D All answers are correct.

A 10 km/h. B 40 km/h. C 25 km/h. D 25 km/h on a road in a built-up area, 40 km/h on an open road, and 60 km/h on a physically-separated road.

A Car drivers flick cigarette butts from their windows, which might hit the electric bicycle rider. B He might collide with pedestrians crossing the road not on a proper pedestrian crossing. C There is no more space left at the head of the column and at the intersection stop line due to the large number of two-wheeled vehicles. D The rider is not exposed to any danger. There will always be sufficient clearance to enable safe, easy passage of an electric bicycle.

A This is absolutely forbidden. B Allowed. C This is mandatory when riding along an intercity road, where the shoulder is clear and surfaced with asphalt. D Allowed, provided the rider has a driving license.

A Two meters distance. B Distance is not important. C A distance that will enable the rider to come to an immediate stop, without risking an accident, in case the car in front stops or if the car in front gives a turn signal.. D Two seconds distance.

A No. However a pedestrian is permitted to guide his bicycle across a pedestrian crossing. B Yes. Provided the rider has a driving license. C Yes. Provided the rider is at least 18 years old. D Yes. Provided there are no pedestrians on the pedestrian crossing.

A Yes. B No. C Yes. Provided he has a driving license. D Yes. Provided he is at least 18 years old.

A Immediately stop riding the bicycle. B Switch the front and rear wheels. C Go to the nearest gas station and increase air pressure in the wheels. D Release a little bit of air from the tires to overcome the problem.

A When the rider intends to swerve from his current path along the road. B When the rider reaches a long uphill slope. C When the rider reaches a steep downhill slope. D When the rider approaches a railway level crossing with a barrier.

A Tunnel. B Fast road. C Sidewalk. D All answers are correct.

A When riding a bicycle there is no need to return to the original lane. B After checking the rear view mirrors and after a short glance backwards over the right-hand shoulder to double-check that the space is clear. C After you are able to see the vehicle you have overtaken in both rear-view mirrors. D After a reasonable length of time after passing the vehicle you are overtaking.

A When riding in a group of more than ten riders on an intercity road, a vehicle escort is required to accompany them from behind with the four indicator lights flashing.. B When riding in a group of more than ten riders, a vehicle escort is not required. C When riding in a group of more than ten riders, two vehicle escorts are required - one in front and one behind. D When riding in a group of more than ten riders, a vehicle escort is required only at night.

A Is better when driving at a reasonable speed. B Improves the faster you go. C Does not depend on the bicycle’s speed. D Depends on the road conditions and has nothing to do with the rider or the bicycle.

A A scratched or dirty helmet visor makes riding in the dark easier. B A scratched or dirty helmet visor deflects the light and severely reduces vision in the dark. C The visor aggravates the rider - even if the rider is unaware of this. D Riding on a two-wheeled vehicle without a visor always helps improve vision in the dark.

A Yes. Provided the rider is 16 years old or more. B Yes. Only if the electric bicycle is purpose-built for this, meaning that it is possible to transport an additional person on it. C Yes. Provided the riders are wearing a helmet. D All answers are correct.

A In the center of the road. B As close as possible to the left side of the road. C As close as possible to the right side of the road. D Any side of the road is permissible.

A All answers are correct. B Bicycle riders are exposed to the elements. C Bicycle riders risk losing balance and skidding.. D They are less easily-visible than cars and are difficult to see.

A By swerving the handlebar to the right to stabilize the bicycle. B By pressing long and hard on the front brake pedal. C By maintaining reasonable speed and by correct, controlled use of the brakes and by controlled acceleration. D By gripping the handlebar firmly with both hands and by riding at a speed similar to that of the rest of the vehicles on the road.