Taiwan scooter license practice test: 50 questions

Explanation: By regulation, a breath alcohol concentration of 0.15 mg per liter or more constitutes drunk driving, and driving is legally prohibited.

Explanation: This red-bordered white triangle warning sign with a bicycle symbol in the centre indicates 'Beware of bicycles', prompting drivers to watch for bicycles being pushed, crossing, or ridden.

Explanation: When turning across a pedestrian crossing, motorcyclists must stop and yield to crossing pedestrians, and never honk to rush them or cut across, to ensure safety.

Explanation: Items carried on a motorcycle must not exceed the driver's shoulder to avoid obstructing vision or raising the center of gravity, which compromises riding balance and safety.

Explanation: When the inner lane prohibits motorcycles, riders cannot make a direct left turn and must proceed to the waiting area to perform a two-stage left turn for safety.

Explanation: When passing roadside vehicles, slow down and keep a door's distance away from the vehicle at the roadside to prevent collisions if a door suddenly opens.

Explanation: All vehicles produce off-tracking when turning. Passenger cars have shorter wheelbases and smaller off-tracking, but they are not completely without it.

Explanation: The cargo width must not exceed 10 centimeters beyond the outer edge of the handlebars to prevent collisions when turning, overtaking, or passing oncoming vehicles.

Explanation: When encountering an ambulance on duty, slow down and move to the right side immediately to let the ambulance pass first to ensure life-saving efficiency and safety.

Explanation: On general roads with mixed traffic, a speed limit of 50 km/h balances traffic flow and braking safety, while 40 or 30 km/h is usually reserved for slow lanes or narrow alleys.

Explanation: Turning off the engine or coasting in neutral downhill eliminates engine braking, which can overheat the brakes, cause brake failure, and create severe hazards.

Explanation: A red cross inside a white box on a blue background indicates an "Ambulance station", used to guide people to a first-aid station or health clinic.

Explanation: When entering the loop, yield to vehicles already traveling in it. To ensure safety, the motorcyclist should pause to let the red car pass before entering.

Explanation: Once a helmet has sustained an impact, its internal shock-absorbing structure may be damaged and lose protective capability, so it must be replaced immediately even if there is no visible exterior damage.

Explanation: You must "appropriately reduce speed" before entering a curve to prevent excessive centrifugal force from causing skidding, loss of control, or lane deviation, ensuring safe turning.

Explanation: When turning, large vehicles have blind spots and a difference in the turning radius between front and rear wheels; slow down, keep a safe distance, and let them go first to avoid being squeezed.

Explanation: Large vehicles have blind spots, inner wheel differences, and airflow effects. For safety, avoid riding side by side with large vehicles and keep a sufficient safe distance.

Explanation: Using a mobile phone while riding or stopped at a red light easily distracts attention and prevents timely reactions to road conditions, making it dangerous and prohibited by law.

Explanation: When the crossing alarm sounds, lights flash, and the gate is lowering, you must slow down and stop behind the railroad crossing gate and never force your way through.

Explanation: Before changing lanes, you must signal in advance, check rearview mirrors, and turn your head to look for vehicles in your blind spots to ensure safety.

Explanation: You must be at least 18 years old to obtain a motorcycle license. Minors are strictly prohibited from riding a motorcycle, even with a guardian's consent.

Explanation: This sign features a red circle and diagonal slash over a left-turning black arrow, indicating "No left turn" to warn vehicles that turning left is prohibited here.

Explanation: In rainy weather, roads are slippery, visibility is poor, and braking distance increases. For safety, drivers should slow down and keep a longer safety distance from the vehicle in front.

Explanation: When finding an unconscious person, first evaluate and confirm their level of consciousness and vital signs before deciding whether to call for help, perform CPR, or use an AED.

Explanation: You must activate your turn signal 30 meters before turning or changing lanes to give surrounding vehicles enough time to react safely.

Explanation: When approaching an unsignalized intersection, vehicles on a road with fewer lanes must yield to vehicles on a road with more lanes. The motorcyclist must slow down and stop to let the vehicle pass first.

Explanation: You must yield and never follow closely or overtake an ambulance on an emergency mission, keeping the emergency route clear and ensuring safety.

Explanation: For a "Minor accident with no injuries or fatalities", vehicles must be promptly moved to the roadside after marking positions to prevent obstructing traffic and avoid secondary accidents.

Explanation: Stay calm when you meet a swarm of bees: take a detour or back away. Large movements, or trying to wave the bees away, can provoke them to attack.

Explanation: Because tunnels are dim and enclosed, headlights should be turned on to improve visibility, and riders must slow down to maintain safety.

Explanation: The faster you ride, the more ground you cover while reacting and while braking, so the stopping distance (called the "parking distance" in this question) is longer.

Explanation: This triangular warning sign shows a skidding car with tire tracks, warning drivers of a "Slippery road" ahead where they should slow down.

Explanation: When approaching an unsignalized alley intersection with obstructed views, slow down, observe the reflector, and turn your head to check for approaching traffic from both sides to ensure safety.

Explanation: Holders of a heavy motorcycle driver's license are permitted to ride a light motorcycle, but are not allowed to drive automobiles such as a small passenger car or a small truck.

Explanation: Maintaining a safe distance of at least 1 meter effectively protects against suddenly opened car doors or dashing pedestrians, providing sufficient space to react.

Explanation: Because the double yellow lines on the left prohibit crossing and a pedestrian is crossing on the right, stay safely behind and wait until the bus leaves and continue travelling.

Explanation: A large vehicle turning right cuts the corner with its rear wheels, and its driver cannot see much on the right side. Slow down and stay well behind it; never overtake on its right or follow closely beside it.

Explanation: Fatigued riding significantly reduces attention and reaction capabilities, easily causing danger. When feeling tired, you should rest in a safe place before resuming riding.

Explanation: Falling rocks block the road and may continue to fall. Never risk passing through or removing them yourself; instead, check or take other routes.

Explanation: Switching to the low beam when meeting oncoming vehicles at night prevents glare from dazzling other drivers, ensuring safety for both parties.

Explanation: Human life and safety are the top priority. When an accident results in injury, immediately provide first aid and call for an ambulance, while also marking the scene and reporting the accident to the police.

Explanation: This red-bordered triangle with a black tunnel shape and road is a warning sign that indicates a tunnel ahead, reminding drivers to slow down and turn on headlights.

Explanation: The red car ahead is crossing the lane with its turn signal flashing, leaving no safe space on either side. Slow down and stop to avoid a collision.

Explanation: Because turning vehicles change direction and cross the paths of straight traffic, rushing easily causes collisions. Therefore, the turning vehicle must yield to the vehicle going straight.

Explanation: This red-bordered white triangle is a warning sign: its three circular arrows warn of a roundabout ahead, so slow down.

Explanation: When a car cuts across lanes to make a sudden illegal right turn, you should speed down and pay attention to the car that violates the rule instead of overtaking to avoid a collision.

Explanation: This warning sign featuring schoolchildren inside a red triangle means "Watch for Children," reminding drivers to slow down and watch out for the safety of children.

Explanation: When animals cross the road, you should slow down and wait for them to pass before proceeding. Honking or accelerating can startle them into scattering and create dangerous situations.

Explanation: The van blocks the view and creates dead angles, and pedestrians may be crossing ahead. The rider should speed down to guard against sudden hazards.

Explanation: Because gas stations have high vapor concentrations, sparks or high temperatures from a running engine can easily trigger fires or explosions. For safety, the engine must be turned off both while waiting and while refueling.