RTT Hazard Awareness and Perception 2

Question 1

You are riding on a rural road and notice a tractor pulling out of a field entrance ahead. What is the greatest hazard?

Accepted Answer

Mud or debris left on the road surface

Answer

The tractor's slow speed

Answer

Oncoming traffic being blocked

Answer

The tractor's wide turning radius

Question 2

When riding through a town at dusk, which road users pose the highest hazard risk that is hardest to detect?

Accepted Answer

Cyclists without lights

Answer

Buses stopping at stops

Answer

Parked delivery vans

Answer

Traffic signals changing

Question 3

A motorcyclist approaches a blind right-hand bend. Which position on the road best improves forward visibility?

Accepted Answer

Move toward the center line

Answer

Move toward the left edge

Answer

Ride in the center of the lane

Answer

Straddle the center line

Question 4

You spot a ball rolling into the road from between parked cars. What should you anticipate?

Accepted Answer

A child running out to retrieve it

Answer

A dog on a leash

Answer

A cyclist behind the cars

Answer

A car door opening

Question 5

Which of the following is the best early indicator that the road ahead may be slippery?

Accepted Answer

Shaded sections where frost or ice can linger

Answer

A dashed center line

Answer

A speed limit sign

Answer

Freshly painted road markings

Question 6

You are overtaking a line of slow-moving vehicles. What developing hazard should you watch for most carefully?

Accepted Answer

A vehicle pulling out to overtake from the opposite direction

Answer

A vehicle behind you accelerating

Answer

Road surface deterioration

Answer

A speed camera ahead

Question 7

At a T-junction, which hazard do motorcyclists most frequently overlook when emerging onto the major road?

Accepted Answer

A fast-approaching motorcycle from the right

Answer

A pedestrian on the far sidewalk

Answer

Road signs on the opposite side

Answer

A traffic island in the center