Bulgaria Theory Test AM study guide
Bulgaria Theory Test AM · Work through your exam, one topic at a time.
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 study guide has 8 sections and about 2,634 words.
01Road Traffic Law and Rules of the Road
Bulgarian road law is built on a hierarchy: the Road Traffic Act sets the framework, ministerial ordinances fill in detail, and road signs and markings give concrete orders. For AM candidates the key ideas are the general duty of care, the rule of right-hand traffic, and the obligation to ride as far to the right as is safe.
344 words, about 2 min02Road Signs, Markings and Traffic Signals
Bulgarian signs follow the Vienna Convention shapes: triangles warn, circles order (red border = prohibition, blue = mandatory), rectangles inform, and octagons stop. Learn to read a sign by shape and colour even before you read the symbol - that is exactly what many exam questions test.
322 words, about 2 min03Safe Driving and Hazard Perception
A moped rider is small and easily overlooked. Ride where you can be seen - not in a lorry's blind spot, not hugging the kerb where you disappear behind parked cars.
349 words, about 2 min04Vehicle Safety, Technical Condition and Equipment
Before every ride, check brakes, tyres, lights, horn, steering and the chain or belt. A moped must have a working front and rear brake, a white front light and red rear light, a red reflector, a rear-view mirror on the left, and a clearly audible horn.
324 words, about 2 min05First Aid and Behaviour at Accident Scenes
Stop, switch off engines if you can do so safely, and protect the scene. Warn other traffic - hazard lights, a warning triangle at a safe distance, a visible position.
313 words, about 2 min06Traffic Regulations for Mopeds and Light Quadricycles (AM)
AM covers mopeds - two- or three-wheeled vehicles with a maximum design speed up to 45 km/h and an engine up to 50 cc if petrol, or limited power if electric - and light quadricycles up to 425 kg unladen, 50 cc, 45 km/h. The minimum age is 16, and a category AM licence is required.
338 words, about 2 min07Environmental Protection and Fuel-Efficient Riding
Mopeds are economical, but poor riding habits waste fuel and increase emissions. Smooth acceleration, early gear or throttle adjustment, and anticipating traffic so you rarely brake hard all cut consumption.
340 words, about 2 min08Administrative Procedures, Documentation and Penalties
When riding, you must be able to show a valid licence for category AM, the vehicle's registration document, proof of compulsory third-party liability insurance, and evidence of a passed technical inspection where required. The vehicle must display a valid registration plate.
304 words, about 2 min