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Motorcycle: Chapter 37 of 48

Motorcycle

48 chapters

  1. Pre-trip Inspection
  2. Mount - Dismount
  3. Pre-trip inspection - on motorcycle
  4. Pre-trip inspection - on motorcycle
  5. Signalling
  6. Signalling - hand signals (turning left)
  7. Signalling - hand signals (turning right)
  8. Signalling - hand signals (stop)
  9. Signalling - horn
  10. Clutch - use of
  11. Moving off
  12. Gear changing - up
  13. Gear changing - down
  14. Steering
  15. Speed management
  16. Incline start
  17. Turning speed judgement
  18. Emergency stop
  19. Emergency swerve
  20. Lane changing
  21. Mirrors - use of
  22. Speed control
  23. Following other vehicles
  24. Stopping - in traffic
  25. Stopping - for parking
  26. Overtaking - to the left of a hazard
  27. Overtaking - to the right of a hazard
  28. Being overtaken - on the left hand side
  29. Being overtaken - on the right hand side
  30. Traffic control signals
  31. Intersections - turning left
  32. Intersections - turning right
  33. Intersections - proceeding straight
  34. Intersections - stop signs
  35. Intersections - yield signs
  36. Intersections - uncontrolled
  37. Intersections - traffic lights (flashing red)
  38. Intersections - traffic lights (steady red)
  39. Intersections - traffic lights (steady red)
  40. Intersections - traffic lights (flashing amber)
  41. Intersections - traffic lights (flashing amber)
  42. Intersections - roundabout (traffic circle)
  43. Block Pedestrian crossing - uncontrolled
  44. Level crossings - guarded
  45. Level Crossings - unguarded
  46. Freeways - entering
  47. Freeways - exiting
  48. Freeways passing off and on ramps

Intersections – traffic lights (flashing red)

Intersections – traffic lights (flashing red)

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1. Check rear-view mirrors.

2. Decelerate.

3. Check blind spot, if applicable.

4. Position, if applicable.

5. Brake.

6. Select the appropriate gear, if applicable.

7. Stop.

Note A:

A flashing red arrow indicates that traffic may proceed in that direction after having stopped andensuring that it is safe to do so, subject to the right of way of pedestrians and vehicular traffic lawfullywithin the intersection.

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