Transport Malta Motorcycle Theory Test case studies
Transport Malta Motorcycle Theory Test · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The Transport Malta motorcycle theory test is the knowledge examination that riders in Malta must typically pass before they can obtain a motorcycle licence and ride on public roads. It is aimed at learner riders preparing for their first licence as well as at anyone who needs to demonstrate a sound understanding of Maltese road rules before progressing to the practical stage of training. The examination is organised around four broad areas: road traffic law and regulations, road signs, markings and signals, safe and responsible riding technique, and hazard awareness and emergency procedures. Each of these areas carries substantial weight, so candidates should prepare across the whole syllabus rather than concentrating on one topic. The Transport Malta Motorcycle Theory Test case studies are 5 cases and about 5,255 words.
1The Checkpoint on the Coast Road
Shortly after 21:00 on a Friday you are riding north along the coast road near Baħar iċ-Ċagħaq. You passed your A2 test eight months ago and hold a full A2 licence.
956 words, about 5 min2Roadworks, a Paddle and a Solid White Line
On a weekday morning you are riding south on a single-carriageway rural road towards Mġarr. The permanent limit is 80 km/h and the centre line is broken white.
1,003 words, about 5 min3Wet Descent, Two Up, With a Van Waiting
It is a Saturday afternoon in November. You are riding a 400 cc naked bike with ABS, two-up, through a narrow village street with a gradient of about 12%.
1,106 words, about 6 min4Dusk, a Tractor and a Blind Crest
It is 18:40 in late October. You are riding on a rural road with an 80 km/h limit, following a tractor towing a trailer of hay at about 25 km/h.
1,141 words, about 6 min5Twenty-Five Metres and a Car That Pulls Out
You are riding at 50 km/h in a built-up zone on a two-lane urban road. The surface is dry, worn asphalt; your tyres are good and the bike has ABS.
1,049 words, about 5 min