RTT Cheat Sheet 2026
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50 questions
57 min time limit
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- When following a large truck or SUV, why should motorcyclists increase their following distance beyond the standard two seconds? → Large vehicles block your view of hazards ahead, requiring extra time to react
- What is the first action you should take when encountering a potential hazard? → Assess the hazard, slow down, and adjust your position.
- A rider is preparing for a night ride. Besides ensuring the motorcycle's lights are working, what piece of equipment is crucial for enhancing their safety? → Gear with reflective strips or elements.
- How does excessive speed affect a rider's ability to steer around an obstacle? → Higher speed requires a larger radius to steer around an obstacle, making avoidance harder
- What is the typical speed limit in a residential neighborhood in most U.S. states unless otherwise posted? → 25 mph
- When braking normally for a stop, what is the correct sequence for applying the brakes? → Apply the front brake slightly before the rear brake.
- How does carrying a passenger affect your motorcycle's stopping distance? → It increases stopping distance due to the extra weight and momentum
- At 45 mph, approximately what total stopping distance should you expect in dry conditions? → About 150 feet
- What should a driver do if they are involved in an accident with minor damage? → Stop and exchange details with the other driver.
- Which technique helps a motorcyclist maintain the safest speed through a curve? → Enter the curve slower than needed, then gently accelerate through the exit
- A rider with a Provisional Driving Licence (PDL) for Class 2B wishes to ride on an expressway. Under which specific condition is this permitted? → During an official 'Expressway Familiarisation Ride' training programme.
- Why is it important to squeeze the front brake lever gradually rather than grabbing it suddenly? → Sudden lever grab can lock the front wheel, causing loss of steering control and a fall
- How does doubling your speed affect your braking distance? → It quadruples the braking distance
- What should you do when approaching a large vehicle in your lane? → Slow down, maintain distance, and prepare to stop.
- When riding downhill, how does the slope affect stopping distance? → Stopping distance increases because gravity adds to your momentum
- When is it safe to use a mobile phone while driving? → When the car is stationary or using hands-free.
- What is the safest position when riding in traffic? → In the middle of the lane, with enough space to maneuver.
- Which of the following is a mandatory piece of safety equipment for a pillion rider in Singapore? → An approved safety helmet
- You are approaching a junction and see a solid white line across your lane, accompanied by a triangular 'GIVE WAY' sign. What must you do? → Slow down and proceed if the way is clear, but be prepared to stop.
- How can you best protect yourself when riding through an intersection? → Maintain speed and stay alert.
- What should you do if you are caught in heavy rain while riding? → Slow down and maintain extra distance.
- You are following a large lorry on a single-carriageway road. What is the best road position to adopt for optimal safety and hazard perception? → Stay well back from the lorry, in a position where you can see its side mirrors.
- While riding on a wet road, especially during the first 20-30 minutes of rainfall, you should: → Reduce speed and increase your following distance significantly.
- You are planning to ride through a newly constructed area. What color background do temporary work-zone signs in Singapore typically have? → Orange
- If you are riding at 60 mph and need to stop for a hazard that appears 200 feet ahead, what is likely to happen? → You will likely be unable to stop in time because total stopping distance exceeds 200 feet
- Under what condition should a motorcyclist use a four-second following distance? → When riding at night, in poor weather, or on slippery surfaces
- When riding through a blind corner, what is the best approach? → Reduce speed and stay in the center of the lane.
- How often should you check the brake fluid level? → Every month or before long rides.
- How can you improve motorcycle stability while turning? → Lean into the turn and keep a steady throttle.
- What should you do if you experience tire blowout while driving? → Gradually release the gas pedal and steer to the side of the road.
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