Denmark Motorcycle Theory A case studies

The Danish motorcycle theory examination (motorcykel teoriprøve) for category A is the written test you must pass before you can take the practical riding test for a full motorcycle licence in Denmark. It is aimed at riders moving up from a moped or car licence as well as at complete beginners, and it is delivered in Danish on a computer at an approved theory test centre. The test checks whether you can read real traffic situations safely: signs and rules, who gives way at junctions and roundabouts, speed and stopping distances, and the hazards that hit motorcyclists hardest - gravel mid-corner, wet paint, crosswinds, being hidden in a driver's blind spot. It also covers your own equipment, basic machine and tyre checks, fitness to ride, and what to do at the scene of a crash. The Denmark Motorcycle Theory A case studies are 5 cases and about 2,537 words.