bermuda project ride written test with 100% correct answers

six parts of the motorcycle seat, brake, tail light, engine, mirror, wheels the system of cycle control a system to use so that you can react in time and with confidence for an approach to any hazard system of cycle control phases information, position, speed, gear, acceleration information phase TUG take in information, use the information to make a decision, give a signal to benefit other road users you should look both ways every time you take off and every time you turn when you plan your ride, you need to anticipate, prioritise and make a decision using vision, positioning and communication legal limit of alcohol in 100 ml of blood 80mg accelerate only when the cycle is upright and travelling in a straight line on wet roads, accelerate gently when travelling in a circle/bend, maintain your speed brake firmly in a straight line brake in plenty of time vary your pressure according to conditions ease off the brakes on bends which brake should you avoid using on hazardous road surfaces? front which brakes have more stopping power and why? the front brake, as the force is fully on the front tyre what is a common fault when applying brakes? to apply the brakes when accelerating what are seven factors concerning cornering speed, amount of lean, amount of acceleration or braking, slope of road surface, road surface and grip, skill you are most stable when upright and travelling in a straight line for left hand bends, which position on the road gives an earlier view? towards the centre of the road for right hand bends, which position on the road gives and earlier view? towards the nearside of the road what are the 4 phases of cornering? get into correct position, choose correct speed, lean the cycle into the turn, maintain your speed what is a limit point? the furthest point along the road to which you have an uninterrupted view of the road surface what are four common causes of skids? leaning too far over when turning, harsh acceleration, excessive or sudden braking while turning, excessive speed for the existing circumstances visible signals indicators, headlights, brake lights, arm signals audible signals horn and bell what is important to remember when using signals? they must be correct, given clearly and in plenty of time to allow other road users time to react to the information given why should turn signals be cancelled after each maneuver? it may confuse other riders what is the golden rule of riding at night? see and be seen what should you do if a car is approaching you with its lights on high beam? look to the near side curb, avoid looking at lights, slow down/stop if necessary the speed limit in bermuda is 35 Km/h when is it illegal to play audio equipment? 12 midnight and 6 AM when is it legal to use your cellular phone when driving? only to call 911 circular signs give orders rectangular signs give information triangular signs give warnings a yellow or amber traffic light means stop unless it is not safe to do so