Belarus GAI Theory A/AM case studies
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The Belarus GAI theory examination for categories A and AM is the written, computer-based knowledge test that a rider must pass before being allowed to take the practical motorcycle test and, ultimately, obtain a Belarusian driving licence for motorcycles (A) or mopeds and light motorcycles (AM). It is administered by the State Automobile Inspectorate (Дзяржаўтаінспекцыя) at its examination units, and it tests knowledge of the Правілы дарожнага руху - the Belarusian traffic rules - rather than riding skill, which is assessed separately. The Belarus GAI Theory A/AM case studies are 5 cases and about 2,606 words.
1Documents and duty after a minor collision on a wet Minsk street
It is 21:40 in November. Andrei is riding his category A motorcycle home on a three-lane street in Minsk.
571 words, about 3 min2Overtaking a slow truck before a crest on a regional road
Dmitry rides a 650 cc category A motorcycle on a two-lane regional road outside the city, limit 90 km/h. Ahead of him a grain truck is doing 60 km/h and throwing up grit.
534 words, about 3 min3Right-of-way at an unregulated crossroads with a tram and a turning truck
Anna approaches an unregulated intersection of equal roads in Grodno on her category AM moped at 40 km/h. She intends to go straight.
482 words, about 2 min4Night parking of a motorcycle near a pedestrian crossing and a bus stop
Pavel rides home at 23:30 on a dry summer night and finds no space in his courtyard. He considers three options on a two-way street with a 50 km/h limit.
495 words, about 2 min5First aid and liability after a solo motorcycle fall on a rural road
Oleg is riding alone on a rural road at dusk when he hits a patch of gravel on a bend. The motorcycle slides away; Oleg lands on his right side and slides to a stop.
524 words, about 3 min