LTO Motorcycle A/A1 case studies
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The LTO Motorcycle A/A1 examination is the Philippine Land Transportation Office's route to a rider's license for motorcycles and tricycles, covering both a written knowledge test and a practical riding test. It is meant for student permit holders upgrading to a non-professional or professional license, and for riders adding a motorcycle category to an existing license. The written portion tests road signs and signals, defensive riding, basic vehicle knowledge and maintenance, traffic laws and licensing rules, lane discipline and right-of-way, emergency and first-aid response, and responsible riding. The practical portion checks that you can actually control the machine - starting, balancing, turning, signaling, and stopping safely. The LTO Motorcycle A/A1 case studies are 5 cases and about 2,503 words.
1Green Light, Enforcer, and a Fire Truck
you are first in line on a 125 cc scooter at a signalized four-way intersection in a city. Your light is green.
576 words, about 3 min2Wet Road, Stopping Jeepney, and a Tailgater
you are riding a 150 cc scooter to work on a wet two-lane national road. You are following a jeepney at about 50 km/h with a two-second gap; the asphalt is slick from overnight rain.
493 words, about 2 min3Pre-Ride Check Before a Loaded Night Ride
Your 150 cc scooter has gone 6,200 km since its last service. You plan a 120 km night ride with a pillion and about 8 kg of luggage; rain is forecast.
523 words, about 3 min4Checkpoint: A 9-Year-Old Pillion
you are riding a 150 cc scooter with a valid non-professional license carrying the A/A1 motorcycle restrictions. Your pillion is your 9-year-old nephew.
464 words, about 2 min5First on Scene: Rider Down with Neck Pain
on a light-rain two-lane road, you are riding alone behind a 110 cc underbone motorcycle. The rider ahead hits a wet steel plate, skids, and falls; the bike slides to the shoulder.
447 words, about 2 min