Bulgaria Theory Test AM case studies
Bulgaria Theory Test AM · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The Bulgarian AM category theory examination is the knowledge test that candidates must pass before they can be issued a moped or light quadricycle licence in Bulgaria. It is aimed at young riders, usually from about 16 years of age, and at anyone who needs the AM entitlement without moving up to a larger motorcycle category. The Bulgaria Theory Test AM case studies are 5 cases and about 3,090 words.
1Night delivery run with a worn rear tyre
You ride a light quadricycle for a courier company and finish a shift at 22:30. Before leaving the depot you notice the rear-right tyre looks low and the tread shows a shallow pattern in the centre, though you cannot measure the depth precisely.
663 words, about 3 min2Moped rider at a priority junction after a collision
You are riding a moped on a two-lane urban street at about 40 km/h. At an unmarked T-junction a car emerges from the right and stops partly across your lane.
622 words, about 3 min3Choosing a lane and speed on a wet ring road
You ride a moped on a three-lane section of ring road during light rain at dusk. The right lane has a slow-moving lorry ahead and a bus stopping 80 m further on.
611 words, about 3 min4Documents, insurance and a borrowed moped
A friend lends you a 50 cc moped for a week while your own is repaired. The friend says the compulsory insurance is valid but the policy is in the previous owner's name and the ownership transfer was never registered.
601 words, about 3 min5Fuel use, load and a long downhill on a moped
You plan a 40 km round trip on a 50 cc moped, mostly on rural roads, with a 3 km descent where the gradient is about 8 percent. You will carry a 12 kg backpack and a pillion passenger for part of the route.
593 words, about 3 min