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Question 1Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

Under the Road Transport Act 1987, what is the maximum permitted blood alcohol concentration for a person driving or attempting to drive a motor vehicle in Malaysia?

  1. 50 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood
  2. 100 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood
  3. 80 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood Correct answer.
  4. 35 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood

Explanation

The prescribed limit for blood alcohol under the Road Transport Act is 80 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood. This is the threshold used when a driver is suspected of driving under the influence and is taken for a blood sample. Breath and urine limits are separate prescribed figures, so candidates should not confuse the three.

Question 2Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

A rider is stopped at a roadblock and asked by a police officer in uniform to produce his driving licence. What does the law require of the rider?

  1. Refuse until a magistrate orders the production
  2. Show the licence only if the officer issues a summons first
  3. Produce the licence for inspection on demand by the officer Correct answer.
  4. Post a copy of the licence to the district police station within seven days

Explanation

A person driving a motor vehicle must produce his licence for inspection when required by an authorised officer. The obligation arises at the point of demand, not after any summons or court order. Failure to produce when required can itself be an offence.

Question 3Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

What is the general national speed limit for a motorcycle on an ordinary road outside built-up areas in Malaysia, where no lower limit is posted?

  1. 110 kilometres per hour
  2. 90 kilometres per hour Correct answer.
  3. 70 kilometres per hour
  4. 60 kilometres per hour

Explanation

The general speed limit applying to motorcycles on roads outside towns and built-up areas is 90 kilometres per hour unless a lower limit is posted. The higher 110 km/h figure applies to cars and certain other vehicles on expressways, not to motorcycles. Riders must always obey any lower limit shown on a sign.

Question 4Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

Which document must a motorcycle rider hold in addition to a valid licence before the machine may legally be ridden on a public road?

  1. A police permit for the route
  2. A medical certificate of fitness
  3. Valid road tax and insurance cover for the vehicle Correct answer.
  4. A letter of consent from the registered owner

Explanation

A motorcycle may only be used on a public road if it has valid road tax and the required third-party insurance cover in force. Both are checked together with the rider's licence during enforcement. Route permits, medical certificates and owner consent letters are not general prerequisites for ordinary private use.

Question 5Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

A rider's motorcycle insurance policy has lapsed but he continues to ride on a public road. What is the legal position?

  1. He may ride for up to thirty days while renewing the policy
  2. He commits an offence because using an uninsured motor vehicle on a road is prohibited Correct answer.
  3. He commits an offence only if he causes an accident
  4. He commits no offence provided he rides carefully

Explanation

Using a motor vehicle on a road without the required insurance cover in force is an offence regardless of whether any accident occurs. The risk insured against is third-party liability, so the offence is complete the moment the uninsured vehicle is used. There is no grace period for lapsed cover.

Question 6Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

What is the effect of accumulating demerit points under the traffic offence points system on a motorcycle licence?

  1. The licence may be suspended once the prescribed points threshold is reached Correct answer.
  2. The rider must retake the theory test after every offence
  3. The rider's insurance premium is set by the Road Transport Department
  4. The motorcycle is automatically confiscated

Explanation

Traffic offences carry demerit points, and when a rider accumulates the prescribed number within the set period the licence can be suspended. The system is administered by the Road Transport Department against the licence holder. It does not automatically confiscate vehicles or set insurance premiums.

Question 7Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

A rider approaches a pedestrian crossing where a pedestrian has stepped onto the crossing. What must the rider do?

  1. Proceed because motorcycles are exempt from giving way
  2. Stop and give way to the pedestrian on the crossing Correct answer.
  3. Swerve around the pedestrian without slowing
  4. Sound the horn and continue at the same speed

Explanation

Drivers and riders must give way to pedestrians who are on a pedestrian crossing. The duty is to stop and allow them to cross safely. Sounding the horn or swerving does not discharge this duty, and motorcycles enjoy no exemption.

Question 8Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

When may a motorcycle rider lawfully use the emergency lane of an expressway?

  1. Whenever the rider is running late
  2. Only in an emergency or when directed by an authorised officer Correct answer.
  3. Whenever traffic in the main lanes is congested
  4. Whenever the rider is overtaking slower traffic

Explanation

The emergency lane exists for breakdowns, emergencies and use directed by enforcement officers. Riding along it to bypass congestion is an offence and endangers stopped vehicles and personnel. Overtaking must be done in the normal traffic lanes.

Question 9Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

What does a continuous double white line along the centre of a road mean for a rider?

  1. The rider may cross to enter any side road
  2. No crossing of the line is permitted in either direction Correct answer.
  3. Overtaking is allowed if the road ahead is clear
  4. The line marks a lane reserved for buses

Explanation

A continuous double white line prohibits vehicles on either side from crossing it, for example to overtake. The restriction applies even when the road appears clear. Broken lines, by contrast, permit crossing when it is safe.

Question 10Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

A rider wishes to make a U-turn on a road where a 'No U-turn' sign is displayed. What is the correct action?

  1. Continue to a place where a U-turn is permitted Correct answer.
  2. Make the U-turn only at night
  3. Make the U-turn after sounding the horn
  4. Make the U-turn when no traffic is nearby

Explanation

A 'No U-turn' sign prohibits the manoeuvre at that location at all times, regardless of traffic conditions. The rider must continue and turn at a permitted point. Traffic conditions or time of day do not create an exception to the sign.

Question 11Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

Under the Road Transport Act, what is the consequence for a rider convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol for a first offence?

  1. Automatic permanent revocation of the licence
  2. A fine, imprisonment, or both, together with disqualification from holding a licence Correct answer.
  3. A warning letter with no further penalty
  4. Only a fixed compound with no disqualification

Explanation

Driving under the influence carries a penalty of a fine, imprisonment or both, and the court may also disqualify the offender from holding or obtaining a licence. The exact amounts are set in the Act and have been amended over time. A warning or a mere compound does not reflect the statutory penalty.

Question 12Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

A rider is involved in a collision that causes injury to another person. Which duty applies under the law?

  1. Stop, give particulars, and report the accident to the nearest police station Correct answer.
  2. Report the accident only if the other party insists
  3. Settle the matter privately and skip any police report
  4. Leave the scene if no witness is present

Explanation

Where an accident causes injury or damage, the rider must stop and give his particulars, and report the accident to the police as required. Failing to stop or report can be an offence. Leaving the scene or relying on private settlement does not discharge the statutory duty.

Question 13Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

Which of the following best describes the purpose of the probationary (P) licence period for a new motorcycle rider?

  1. To exempt new riders from all traffic offences
  2. To subject new riders to restrictions and conditions before a full licence is granted Correct answer.
  3. To allow new riders to carry passengers without restriction
  4. To permit new riders to ride any engine capacity immediately

Explanation

A probationary licence imposes conditions and restrictions on newly qualified riders before they graduate to a full licence. It is a supervised stage intended to build safe riding habits. It does not exempt riders from the law or remove engine capacity and passenger rules.

Question 14Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

A rider intends to change lanes on a multi-lane road. What is the required sequence of actions?

  1. Rely on the vehicle behind to make room
  2. Signal only after the lane change is complete
  3. Check mirrors and blind spot, signal in good time, then move when it is safe Correct answer.
  4. Move first, then signal to show what was done

Explanation

Before changing lanes a rider must check mirrors and the blind spot, signal early enough to warn other road users, and move only when it is safe. Signalling after the manoeuvre gives no warning and defeats the purpose. Other road users are not obliged to create space.

Question 15Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

What is the legal significance of a motorcycle's registration number plate being obscured or altered?

  1. It is an offence because the registration mark must be clearly legible Correct answer.
  2. It is permitted if the rider knows the number by heart
  3. It is acceptable if the plate is dirty from normal road use
  4. It is allowed at night to reduce glare

Explanation

A vehicle's registration mark must be displayed so that it is clearly legible, and obscuring or altering it is an offence. This supports identification for enforcement and accident investigation. Neither darkness nor ordinary dirt provides a lawful excuse for an illegible plate.

Question 16Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

A rider is directed by a traffic police officer's hand signal to stop, even though the traffic light is green. What should the rider do?

  1. Stop only if another vehicle also stops
  2. Sound the horn and continue slowly
  3. Obey the officer's signal and stop Correct answer.
  4. Proceed because the green light takes priority

Explanation

Directions given by a police officer on traffic duty take precedence over traffic lights and signs. The rider must obey the officer's signal and stop. A green light does not authorise proceeding against an officer's direction.

Question 17Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

Which statement correctly describes the rule on carrying a pillion passenger on a motorcycle?

  1. The passenger need not wear a helmet below 60 km/h
  2. A child of any age may stand on the footrests
  3. The passenger may sit sideways on the fuel tank
  4. The passenger must sit astride a proper pillion seat and wear an approved helmet Correct answer.

Explanation

A pillion passenger must be carried on a proper seat designed for a passenger and must wear an approved safety helmet. Sitting sideways on the tank or standing on the footrests is unsafe and unlawful. The helmet requirement does not depend on speed.

Question 18Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

What does a circular sign with a red border and the number 50 inside indicate to a rider?

  1. A road reserved for vehicles over 50 cc
  2. A distance of 50 metres to the next junction
  3. A minimum speed of 50 kilometres per hour
  4. A maximum speed limit of 50 kilometres per hour Correct answer.

Explanation

A red-bordered circle containing a number is a prohibition sign setting the maximum permitted speed. The rider must not exceed 50 km/h beyond that point. It does not indicate a minimum speed, a distance, or an engine capacity rule.

Question 19Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

A rider's licence has been suspended by the court. What is the rider's position if he continues to ride on a public road during the suspension?

  1. He may ride because the motorcycle is registered to him
  2. He commits an offence by driving while disqualified Correct answer.
  3. He may ride if accompanied by a licensed rider
  4. He may ride only within his own neighbourhood

Explanation

Driving while disqualified or while the licence is suspended is an offence under the Road Transport Act. Ownership of the motorcycle or the presence of another licensed rider does not create an exception. The disqualification applies to the person, wherever he rides on a public road.

Question 20Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

Which of these is a lawful reason for a rider to use the horn?

  1. To warn another road user of imminent danger Correct answer.
  2. To hurry pedestrians off a crossing
  3. To express annoyance at a slow driver
  4. To greet a friend on the roadside

Explanation

The horn is a safety device intended to warn other road users of danger. Using it to express annoyance, greet people, or hurry pedestrians is misuse and can itself be an offence. Pedestrians on a crossing must be given time to cross.

Question 21Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

A rider is following a large lorry that is about to turn left at a junction. What hazard should the rider anticipate?

  1. The lorry will stop completely before turning
  2. The lorry's rear wheels will follow exactly the same path as the front wheels
  3. The lorry may swing wide to the right before turning, so the rider should not overtake on the inside Correct answer.
  4. The lorry will always signal well in advance and stay in lane

Explanation

Large vehicles often swing out to the right before a left turn and their rear wheels track inside the front wheels. Overtaking on the inside is therefore dangerous. Riders should hang back and allow the lorry to complete the turn.

Question 22Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

What is the correct way for a rider to position the motorcycle when stopping at a junction controlled by traffic lights?

  1. Stop on the pedestrian crossing to get a better view
  2. Stop behind the stop line and remain in the lane Correct answer.
  3. Stop in the middle of the junction
  4. Stop beside the stop line in the opposing lane

Explanation

A rider must stop behind the stop line and stay within the correct lane when the signal requires a stop. Stopping on the pedestrian crossing or in the opposing lane obstructs others and breaches road markings. Stopping inside the junction blocks cross traffic.

Question 23Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

Which offence relates specifically to racing or competing on a public road with motorcycles?

  1. Permitted if the road is closed informally by riders
  2. Illegal racing, which is an offence under the Road Transport Act Correct answer.
  3. A civil matter between the riders only
  4. Permitted if all riders hold full licences

Explanation

Racing or speed competition on a public road is an offence under the Road Transport Act, and enforcement includes seizure of vehicles and prosecution. It is a criminal matter, not merely a private dispute. Informal closure of a road by riders has no legal effect, and holding a full licence does not authorise racing.

Question 24Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

A rider sees a school bus stopped with its warning lights flashing and children nearby. What is the proper action?

  1. Sound the horn continuously and maintain speed
  2. Slow down and be prepared to stop for children crossing Correct answer.
  3. Overtake quickly before the children step out
  4. Pass on the shoulder of the road

Explanation

When a school bus is stopped with warning lights on, children may cross unpredictably, so the rider must slow down and be ready to stop. Overtaking quickly or passing on the shoulder increases the risk of a collision. Continuous horn use does not make the situation safe.

Question 25Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

Which statement about the use of a motorcycle's headlamp during the day is correct for riders in Malaysia?

  1. The headlamp may be switched off in daylight to save the battery
  2. The headlamp is needed only after dark
  3. The headlamp is required only on expressways
  4. The headlamp must be switched on while riding, day or night Correct answer.

Explanation

Motorcyclists are required to ride with the headlamp on at all times, including daylight, to improve visibility to other road users. Switching it off in daytime is not permitted. The requirement applies on all roads, not only expressways.

Question 26Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

Under the Road Transport Act, which document must a motorcycle rider be able to produce for inspection when stopped by a police officer on a public road?

  1. A valid driving licence for the class of motorcycle being ridden Correct answer.
  2. A recent road tax receipt only
  3. A photocopy of the rider's identity card only
  4. A letter from the motorcycle dealer

Explanation

The Road Transport Act requires a person riding a motor vehicle on a public road to hold a valid driving licence for that class of vehicle and to produce it on demand to an authorised officer. A dealer letter or identity card copy does not authorise riding. The licence is the primary document that proves the rider's legal authority to be on the road.

Question 27Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

A rider is convicted of a traffic offence and the court orders a disqualification from holding or obtaining a licence. What is the rider's legal position during the disqualification period?

  1. The rider may ride only during daylight hours
  2. The rider may ride if accompanied by a licensed rider
  3. The rider may ride only on roads other than expressways
  4. The rider must not ride any motor vehicle on a public road Correct answer.

Explanation

A disqualification order removes the rider's legal right to hold or obtain a licence for the stated period, so riding any motor vehicle on a public road during that period is an offence. There is no daylight, road-type, or accompanied-rider exception attached to a court disqualification. Riding while disqualified can lead to further conviction and heavier penalties.

Question 28Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

A rider is riding at night on an unlit road and a vehicle approaches from the opposite direction. What is the correct use of the motorcycle's headlamp?

  1. Flash the main beam repeatedly until the vehicle has passed
  2. Switch the headlamp off to avoid dazzling the other driver
  3. Switch to the dipped beam so the other driver is not dazzled Correct answer.
  4. Keep the main beam on so both riders can see clearly

Explanation

At night a motorcycle must show a headlamp, and when another vehicle approaches the rider must dip the beam so the oncoming driver is not dazzled. Keeping the main beam on or flashing it can blind the other driver and cause a collision. Switching the lamp off entirely is unlawful and dangerous on an unlit road.

Question 29Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

A rider is carrying a pillion passenger at night. Which lighting requirement applies to the motorcycle?

  1. A rear lamp and a red reflector must be displayed at the rear Correct answer.
  2. Only the front headlamp is required
  3. A white lamp must be shown at the rear
  4. No rear lighting is required if the rider uses hand signals

Explanation

A motorcycle on a public road at night must display the prescribed front and rear lamps, and the rear must show a red light together with a red reflector so the machine is visible from behind. Carrying a pillion passenger does not change these requirements. A white rear lamp is wrong because rear lamps must be red.

Question 30Road Transport Act and traffic regulations

A rider is issued with a summons for a moving traffic offence. Which statement best describes how the summons process works under the Road Transport Act?

  1. The rider must settle the matter within a fixed period or attend court as directed on the summons Correct answer.
  2. The summons lapses automatically after seven days
  3. The summons is only a warning and requires no response
  4. The rider may ignore the summons if the offence was minor

Explanation

A summons requires the alleged offender to answer the allegation, either by paying the prescribed compound within the stated period or by attending court on the date shown. It is not a mere warning and does not expire on its own after a short interval. Ignoring it can result in a warrant or heavier penalty.

Question 31Road signs and road markings

Apakah maksud papan tanda bulat merah dengan garis putih melintang di tengah?

  1. Hentikan kenderaan sepenuhnya
  2. Dilarang masuk kenderaan Correct answer.
  3. Kurangkan laju kenderaan
  4. Jalan buntu di hadapan

Explanation

Papan tanda bulat berlatarkan merah dengan garis putih melintang ialah tanda larangan masuk. Ia bermaksud kenderaan tidak dibenarkan memasuki jalan tersebut dari arah pemandu. Tanda ini berbeza daripada tanda berhenti yang berbentuk oktagon.

Question 32Road signs and road markings

Papan tanda segi tiga dengan sempadan merah dan latar putih biasanya membawa maksud apa?

  1. Maklumat tempat menarik berdekatan
  2. Larangan tertentu kepada pemandu
  3. Amaran tentang bahaya di hadapan Correct answer.
  4. Arahan wajib yang mesti dipatuhi

Explanation

Bentuk segi tiga bersempadan merah dengan latar putih ialah tanda amaran. Ia memberitahu pemandu tentang bahaya atau keadaan jalan di hadapan supaya laju boleh disesuaikan. Tanda larangan berbentuk bulat, manakala tanda arahan wajib biasanya berbentuk bulat biru.

Question 33Road signs and road markings

Apakah maksud papan tanda bulat biru yang memaparkan simbol anak panah bengkok ke kiri?

  1. Tempat letak motosikal di sebelah kiri
  2. Jalan bengkok tajam ke kiri di hadapan
  3. Lorong kiri ditutup kepada motosikal
  4. Wajib membelok ke kiri di persimpangan Correct answer.

Explanation

Tanda bulat biru ialah tanda arahan wajib, jadi anak panah bengkok ke kiri bermaksud pemandu mesti membelok ke kiri. Ia bukan tanda amaran kerana bentuknya bulat dan berwarna biru. Tanda amaran jalan bengkok menggunakan bentuk segi tiga.

Question 34Road signs and road markings

Apakah yang perlu anda lakukan apabila melihat papan tanda bulat merah dengan angka 50 di kawasan luar bandar?

  1. Memandu tidak melebihi 50 km/j Correct answer.
  2. Berhenti dalam masa 50 saat
  3. Memandu sekurang-kurangnya 50 km/j
  4. Mengekalkan jarak 50 meter

Explanation

Tanda bulat merah dengan angka menunjukkan had laju maksimum yang dibenarkan. Angka 50 bermaksud kenderaan tidak boleh melebihi 50 km/j di jalan tersebut. Tanda had laju minimum menggunakan latar biru, bukan merah.

Question 35Road signs and road markings

Papan tanda berlian kuning dengan simbol orang berjalan membawa maksud apa?

  1. Laluan khas basikal sahaja
  2. Zon larangan berhenti untuk motosikal
  3. Amaran lintasan pejalan kaki di hadapan Correct answer.
  4. Pejalan kaki dilarang melintas di sini

Explanation

Papan tanda berlian kuning di Malaysia berfungsi sebagai tanda amaran, dan simbol pejalan kaki menunjukkan lintasan pejalan kaki di hadapan. Pemandu perlu memperlahankan motosikal dan bersedia berhenti. Tanda larangan pejalan kaki berbentuk bulat merah.

Question 36Road signs and road markings

Apakah maksud garisan putih berterusan di tengah jalan?

  1. Hanya kereta boleh melintasinya
  2. Garisan penanda tepi jalan sahaja
  3. Boleh memotong jika jalan sunyi
  4. Dilarang melintasi garisan tersebut Correct answer.

Explanation

Garisan putih berterusan di tengah jalan tidak boleh dilintasi oleh pemandu. Ia menandakan kawasan di mana memotong atau menukar lorong adalah dilarang kerana penglihatan atau keadaan jalan terhad. Garisan putih terputus pula membenarkan memotong apabila selamat.

Question 37Road signs and road markings

Anda memandu motosikal dan melihat garisan putih terputus di tengah jalan. Apakah tafsiran yang betul?

  1. Anda mesti kekal di lorong tanpa mengira keadaan
  2. Anda mesti berhenti sebelum garisan itu
  3. Anda boleh memotong apabila benar-benar selamat Correct answer.
  4. Anda dilarang memotong sepanjang masa

Explanation

Garisan putih terputus menunjukkan memotong dibenarkan selagi laluan jelas dan selamat. Pemandu masih bertanggungjawab memastikan tiada kenderaan dari arah bertentangan sebelum memotong. Garisan berterusan barulah melarang sepenuhnya perbuatan memotong.

Question 38Road signs and road markings

Apakah maksud petak kuning bersilang di tengah persimpangan?

  1. Zon letak kereta sementara
  2. Tempat menunggu motosikal beratur
  3. Kawasan larangan berhenti di dalamnya Correct answer.
  4. Laluan khas untuk membelok ke kanan

Explanation

Petak kuning bersilang menandakan kawasan larangan berhenti. Pemandu hanya boleh memasuki petak itu jika laluan di seberang jelas dan kenderaan tidak akan terhenti di dalamnya. Ini menghalang kesesakan di persimpangan.

Question 39Road signs and road markings

Papan tanda amaran yang menunjukkan simbol jalan menurun curam memberitahu pemandu motosikal apa?

  1. Perlu mematikan enjin sebelum menuruni
  2. Perlu menambah laju untuk mendaki
  3. Perlu menukar lorong ke kanan
  4. Perlu mengurangkan laju dan menggunakan brek enjin Correct answer.

Explanation

Tanda jalan menurun curam memberi amaran tentang cerun tajam di hadapan. Pemandu motosikal perlu memperlahankan kenderaan dan menggunakan brek enjin untuk mengawal laju. Brek hadapan tidak patut digunakan secara mengejut di cerun curam.

Question 40Road signs and road markings

Apakah maksud tanda bulat merah bergambar motosikal di dalamnya?

  1. Motosikal mesti berhenti di hadapan
  2. Tempat letak motosikal disediakan
  3. Motosikal dilarang masuk Correct answer.
  4. Laluan khas motosikal sahaja

Explanation

Simbol motosikal di dalam bulatan merah dengan garis melintang bermaksud motosikal dilarang memasuki jalan tersebut. Tanda larangan ini terpakai khusus kepada motosikal sahaja. Laluan khas motosikal pula menggunakan tanda biru.

Question 41Road signs and road markings

Apakah yang ditunjukkan oleh garisan kuning berterusan di tepi jalan?

  1. Laluan bas sahaja
  2. Larangan berhenti di tepi jalan tersebut Correct answer.
  3. Had laju 30 km/j
  4. Kawasan letak kenderaan dibenarkan

Explanation

Garisan kuning berterusan di tepi jalan bermaksud kenderaan dilarang berhenti di bahagian tersebut. Ia memastikan lalu lintas tidak terhalang di jalan yang sibuk. Garisan kuning terputus pula membenarkan berhenti untuk tempoh singkat.

Question 42Road signs and road markings

Anda menghampiri persimpangan dan melihat anak panah putih di lorong anda menunjuk lurus dan ke kiri. Apakah tindakan yang betul?

  1. Membelok ke mana-mana arah yang selamat
  2. Berhenti dan menunggu isyarat tangan
  3. Membelok ke kanan dari lorong tersebut
  4. Meneruskan perjalanan lurus atau membelok ke kiri Correct answer.

Explanation

Anak panah putih di atas jalan menunjukkan arah pergerakan yang dibenarkan dari lorong tersebut. Jika anak panah menunjuk lurus dan ke kiri, pemandu hanya boleh bergerak lurus atau membelok ke kiri. Membelok ke kanan dari lorong itu melanggar tanda arah.

Question 43Road signs and road markings

Papan tanda berbentuk oktagon merah dengan tulisan STOP bermaksud apa?

  1. Berhenti sepenuhnya sebelum garisan berhenti Correct answer.
  2. Beri laluan kepada kenderaan dari kanan sahaja
  3. Berhenti hanya pada waktu malam
  4. Perlahankan kenderaan jika ada kenderaan lain

Explanation

Tanda STOP mewajibkan pemandu berhenti sepenuhnya sebelum garisan berhenti, tanpa mengira keadaan jalan. Selepas berhenti, pemandu boleh meneruskan apabila jalan benar-benar selamat. Tanda beri laluan menggunakan bentuk segi tiga terbalik.

Question 44Road signs and road markings

Apakah maksud papan tanda segi tiga terbalik dengan sempadan merah?

  1. Amaran jalan tidak rata di hadapan
  2. Dilarang memasuki jalan tersebut
  3. Berhenti sepenuhnya sebelum memasuki jalan
  4. Beri laluan kepada kenderaan di jalan utama Correct answer.

Explanation

Segi tiga terbalik bersempadan merah ialah tanda beri laluan. Pemandu mesti memberi laluan kepada kenderaan di jalan utama sebelum menyertai atau melintas. Ia berbeza daripada tanda STOP kerana berhenti sepenuhnya tidak diwajibkan jika jalan jelas.

Question 45Road signs and road markings

Apakah maksud tanda amaran yang memaparkan simbol kereta tergelincir dengan kesan tayar?

  1. Kawasan mencuci kenderaan
  2. Tempat letak kenderaan basah
  3. Larangan memandu pada waktu hujan
  4. Jalan licin di hadapan Correct answer.

Explanation

Simbol kereta tergelincir memberi amaran bahawa permukaan jalan mungkin licin di hadapan. Pemandu motosikal perlu mengurangkan laju dan mengelakkan brek mengejut. Ini penting terutamanya semasa hujan atau di jalan yang berlubang.

Question 46Road signs and road markings

Apakah maksud garisan kuning berkembar di tengah jalan?

  1. Kawasan had laju 60 km/j
  2. Hanya motosikal boleh memotong
  3. Lorong bas dan teksi sahaja
  4. Kedua-dua arah dilarang memotong garisan Correct answer.

Explanation

Garisan kuning berkembar di tengah jalan melarang kedua-dua arah melintasi atau memotong. Larangan ini biasanya diletakkan di jalan yang penglihatannya terhad atau berbahaya. Pemandu mesti kekal di lorong masing-masing sehingga garisan berubah.

Question 47Road signs and road markings

Anda melihat papan tanda amaran dengan simbol kanak-kanak berhampiran sekolah. Apakah tindakan paling sesuai?

  1. Membunyikan hon sepanjang masa
  2. Mengurangkan laju dan berhati-hati terhadap kanak-kanak Correct answer.
  3. Menukar lorong ke tengah jalan
  4. Menambah laju untuk melepasi kawasan dengan cepat

Explanation

Tanda amaran kanak-kanak menandakan kawasan berisiko tinggi seperti berhampiran sekolah. Pemandu perlu memperlahankan motosikal dan bersedia berhenti jika kanak-kanak melintas. Menambah laju di kawasan ini meningkatkan risiko kemalangan.

Question 48Road signs and road markings

Apakah maksud papan tanda bulat biru dengan simbol anak panah lurus ke bawah?

  1. Wajib meneruskan perjalanan lurus Correct answer.
  2. Amaran jalan buntu di hadapan
  3. Dilarang meneruskan perjalanan
  4. Laluan menurun curam

Explanation

Anak panah lurus dalam bulatan biru ialah tanda arahan wajib untuk meneruskan perjalanan lurus. Pemandu tidak boleh membelok dari lorong tersebut. Tanda ini sering diletakkan di laluan sehala atau lorong khusus.

Question 49Road signs and road markings

Apakah maksud perkataan BAS yang dicat besar pada permukaan jalan?

  1. Semua kenderaan mesti berhenti
  2. Lorong itu dikhaskan untuk bas Correct answer.
  3. Had laju untuk bas ialah 30 km/j
  4. Kawasan letak bas untuk malam

Explanation

Perkataan BAS pada permukaan jalan menandakan lorong khas untuk bas. Kenderaan lain termasuk motosikal tidak sepatutnya menggunakan lorong tersebut semasa waktu yang ditetapkan. Tanda ini membantu melancarkan perkhidmatan bas awam.

Question 50Road signs and road markings

Sebuah motosikal menghampiri persimpangan dengan petak kuning bersilang, dan laluan di seberang sesak. Apakah tindakan yang betul?

  1. Masuk ke petak dan berhenti di dalamnya
  2. Berhenti di atas garisan berhenti di dalam petak
  3. Membelok ke lorong bertentangan untuk memintas
  4. Tunggu sebelum petak sehingga laluan di seberang jelas Correct answer.

Explanation

Petak kuning bersilang hanya boleh dimasuki jika pemandu pasti tidak akan berhenti di dalamnya. Jika laluan di seberang sesak, pemandu perlu menunggu sebelum petak sehingga ada ruang. Berhenti di dalam petak akan menyekat persimpangan.