Belgium Motorcycle Theory A case studies
Belgium Motorcycle Theory A · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The Belgian motorcycle theory exam for category A is the written test you must pass before you can take practical rider training and, eventually, the practical test that earns you a licence to ride a motorcycle or scooter above the moped class. It is aimed at complete beginners as well as at car drivers who already hold a category B licence and want to add a motorcycle category. The Belgium Motorcycle Theory A case studies are 5 cases and about 2,650 words.
1Wet roundabout with a cyclist and a blind exit
You are riding a 650 cc naked bike in steady rain on a two-lane approach to a large roundabout. Your speedometer reads 55 km/h in a 50 km/h zone and the road surface is glossy, with standing water in the right-hand wheel track.
649 words, about 3 min2Night ride home after a late shift with medication
It is 23:40 and you have just finished a 10-hour shift. You slept about 5 hours the previous night.
528 words, about 3 min3Chain snaps on a fast secondary road
You are riding a 900 cc adventure bike at 90 km/h on a two-lane secondary road with a 90 km/h limit. There is a hard shoulder 1.5 m wide on the right and a crash barrier beyond it.
542 words, about 3 min4Overtaking a tractor near a hidden junction
You are on a narrow two-lane rural road with a 70 km/h limit. A tractor with a wide implement is doing 25 km/h ahead of you.
437 words, about 2 min5Minor spill on a group ride in the Ardennes
You are leading a group of four riders on a damp, leaf-covered descent in the Ardennes. The road has a 70 km/h limit and a series of tightening bends.
494 words, about 2 min