Denmark Motorcycle Theory A2 case studies
Denmark Motorcycle Theory A2 · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The Danish A2 motorcycle theory examination is the written test you sit before you can be issued a category A2 licence, which covers light and medium motorcycles. In practice it is aimed at riders who have completed, or are completing, the compulsory rider training and now need to demonstrate that they understand the rules of the road, vehicle handling and the risks specific to two wheels. The digital test is multiple choice with one correct answer per question and is delivered in Danish. Content spans traffic rules and road signs, control and braking, hazard perception, protective clothing, technical condition and maintenance, alcohol and fatigue, speed and stopping distance, emergency procedures, documents and insurance, and rider attitude. The Denmark Motorcycle Theory A2 case studies are 5 cases and about 3,248 words.
1Three beers and a probationary A2 licence
Mikkel is 20 and has held an A2 licence for 14 months. On a Friday he rides his 35 kW motorcycle to a party, arriving at 20:00.
669 words, about 3 min2Wet rural road, 25 metres behind a braking car
At 17:40 on a rural road near Ringkøbing the speed limit is 80 km/h. Rain has been falling for an hour and the asphalt is wet, with standing water in the wheel tracks.
707 words, about 4 min3Rear brake only, downhill, with a pillion
At 08:10 a rider leaves Aarhus for a commute. The route descends a 12% cobblestone hill that is wet from overnight rain.
626 words, about 3 min4A used A2 motorcycle with a questionable restriction
Lena is 19 and has an A2 licence. She is looking at a used 2018 motorcycle advertised as A2-compatible.
620 words, about 3 min5First on scene at a scooter crash at dusk
At 21:50 on a dark rural road a rider comes upon a crashed scooter. The scooter lies in the ditch, its headlight still on.
626 words, about 3 min