Bulgaria Theory Test A case studies
Bulgaria Theory Test A · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The Bulgaria Theory Test A is the knowledge examination that candidates must pass before they can be issued a category A motorcycle licence in Bulgaria. It is aimed at riders seeking their first motorcycle entitlement, at holders of other categories who want to add category A, and at anyone whose licence has lapsed and must be re-established. The Bulgaria Theory Test A case studies are 5 cases and about 2,533 words.
1Night-time overtake on a wet two-lane road
You ride a 125 cc motorcycle at 23:00 on a dry-then-damp two-lane road outside a town; the limit is 90 km/h. Rain stopped 20 minutes ago, the surface is still dark and glossy in patches, and your visor has fine droplets.
584 words, about 3 min2Junction with a stop sign, a cyclist and a tram
You approach a four-way junction in a Bulgarian town at 40 km/h. Your road has a STOP sign and a thick solid stop line, partly worn.
470 words, about 2 min3Motorway shoulder stop with a failing charging system
You ride a 650 cc motorcycle on a motorway at 120 km/h. The battery/charging warning light glows faintly, the headlight dims at idle, and the dashboard clock has reset twice in 30 minutes.
482 words, about 2 min4Group ride, a blind crest and a slower rider
You lead a group of five motorcycles on a two-lane rural road with a 90 km/h limit. The road rises to a blind crest 200 m ahead, then bends right.
505 words, about 3 min5Post-crash scene on a bend with an unconscious rider
You come around a right-hand bend on a rural road and find a fallen motorcyclist lying on the carriageway, partly in your lane. His helmet is still on, he is not moving, and there is a smell of fuel.
492 words, about 2 min