Korea Class 2 Ordinary Written Test key terms
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- Stop line
The marked boundary before which a vehicle must stop when the applicable traffic control requires stopping.
- Crosswalk scanning
Checking both crossing approaches and the obscured space before moving through an area used by pedestrians.
- Blind spot
An area that cannot be adequately observed in the normal mirror view and requires an additional appropriate check.
- Lane control
A signal or marking that assigns the permitted use or movement of a particular traffic lane.
- Yielding
Allowing a road user with priority to proceed without making that person brake or change course unnecessarily.
- Restricted sight distance
A limited view of the route ahead that reduces the time available to identify and respond to hazards.
- Blocked junction
An intersection whose exit is occupied so that entering it may obstruct crossing traffic after the signal changes.
- Reaction distance
The distance traveled after a hazard becomes apparent and before the driver begins an effective response.
- Braking distance
The distance traveled while braking reduces vehicle speed, affected by initial speed, grip and vehicle condition.
- Following space
The usable gap that provides time and distance for observing changes and responding to the vehicle ahead.
- Hydroplaning
A condition in which water separates a tire from the road sufficiently to reduce steering and braking grip.
- Progressive braking
Applying braking force smoothly and appropriately rather than making an abrupt input that unnecessarily destabilizes the vehicle.
- Observation plan
A deliberate sequence of looking ahead, to the sides and behind to identify developing road conflicts.
- Fatigue management
Recognizing declining alertness and arranging a safe rest or alternative transport instead of relying on determination alone.
- Licence entitlement
The legal vehicle category a person is authorized to operate, distinct from owning or being able to start it.
- Class 2 Small
The Korean motorcycle-related licence category that must be distinguished from ordinary car and motorized-bicycle categories.
- Pre-ride inspection
A safety check of the motorcycle’s controls, tires, brakes, lights and visible condition before entering traffic.
- Load security
Restraint and placement that prevent carried objects from shifting, blocking controls or endangering occupants and other road users.
- Protective headgear
A properly selected and fastened helmet intended to reduce head injury, rather than merely rest loosely on the head.
- Practical competence
Demonstrated vehicle-control ability developed through appropriate instruction and assessment, beyond recognition of a correct written answer.