012 As a motorcyclist, when you find that there is a warning sign placed on the road ahead, how should you ride more appropriately?
(A) Regardless of the behavior of other passers-by, I can continue to speed up and bypass it.
(B) Slow down and travel slowly, recognize that there may be vehicles breaking down or accidents in front of you, and avoid chasing and colliding.
(C) In order to avoid getting into trouble, quickly change lanes to bypass and speed up to leave the accident.

008 As a motorcyclist, how should you ride more appropriately when you see the pedestrians in front of you passing through the pedestrian crossing from a dark place? (A) When the motorcycle approaches the pedestrian crossing or turns, it should stop to allow pedestrians to pass first. (B) Because the signal in my direction is green, I can honk my horn to prompt pedestrians to avoid me. (C) Since pedestrians do not follow the signs to cross the pedestrian crossing, I don't need to yield to him.

009 As a motorcyclist, how should you ride more safely when you encounter a vehicle crossing the double yellow solid lines and overtaking in wrong-way? (A) In terms of safe driving, I should brake immediately after seeing it, regardless of the car coming from behind. (B) For defensive driving, it should be expected that the opposite vehicle may cross the center line, and pay attention at all times. (C) In terms of preventing accidents, honk your horn when turning to let the vehicles in the opposite lane pay attention to you.

010As a motorcyclist, how should you ride more safely when you encounter a vehicle crossing the double yellow solid lines and overtaking in wrong-way? (A) Use the motorcycle's ABS device to gradually slow down and dodge in a safe direction. (B) Keep driving in a fixed lane and maintain an appropriate speed. (C) Use the motorcycle's ABS device to gradually slow down and dodge in a direction that has more vehicles.

011 As a motorcyclist, when you find that there are vehicles on the side of the road using direction lights to enter the lane where you are traveling, how should you ride more appropriately? (A) Slow down, observe the motion of the vehicles next to me, and be prepared to stop at all times. (B) Honk the horn to warn the vehicle in the opposite direction to avoid me immediately so that I can pass. (C) As long as I pay attention to whether there is an incoming vehicle in front of me, I don't need to yield the vehicle to pass.

013 As a motorcyclist, how should you ride appropriately when you find that a ball, a child, a pedestrian, or other foreign object invades the lane in front of you? (A) Release the throttle and slow down, and be prepared to stop at all times. (B) Honk my horn to prevent children or pedestrians who may be chasing the ball from hitting my motorcycle. (C) It's just a ball or other foreign body invading the rideway, and there is no need to pay attention to it at all.

014 As a motorcyclist, when your eye sight is poor or dim, you find that there is a roadside parking on the right, and the motorcycle on the right changes its direction to avoid the vehicle and passes in front of you, how should it be safer to ride? (A) Brake directly, and change direction to the left without considering it, in order to avoid the motorcycle and the vehicle parking on the side of the road. (B) I should slow down and travel slowly, turn my head to confirm that there is no incoming vehicle on the left, and turn on the direction light to change lanes to the left. (C) Directly change lanes immediately and honk your horn to avoid being hit by the motorcycle.

015 As a motorcyclist, when you enter or leave a tunnel, it is easy to cause glare due to rapid changes in light intensity. How should you ride more safely? (A) When entering and exiting a tunnel, my headlight should be turned on, I should slow down to maintain a safe distance, and I should be prepared to stop at all times. (B) The rapid change in light intensity has no effect on the motorcyclist's eyes, so I can immediately change lanes or overtake. (C) Rapid changes in light intensity will make the motorcyclist's eyes uncomfortable, so I must immediately brake on the side of the road and stop for a moment.

016 As a motorcyclist, how should you ride more safely when a vehicle enters from the right lane of the road? (A) When passing through unmarked intersections, pay attention to the situation of surrounding vehicles to avoid accidents. (B) Because the intensity of light will not affect the sight of the motorcyclist, there is no need to pay attention to the situation of the surrounding vehicles. (C) Honk the horn to warn the vehicle in the opposite direction to yield to me immediately so that I can pass.

017As a motorcyclist, how should you ride more safely when a bus stops at a roadside bus stop? (A) Slow down and turn on the right direction light, check whether there are incoming vehicles on the right and behind, and then overtake from the right side of the bus. (B) Slow down, stop and wait at a safe distance behind the bus, and keep a safe distance after the bus starts before driving. (C) Stop and wait close to the rear of the bus and honk the horn to request the bus move forward as soon as possible and ride close to the bus.

018 As a motorcyclist, if you want to detour from the left side of the bus, as shown in the video, how should you ride more safely? (A) First, turn on the left direction light, observe whether there are incoming vehicles on the left and behind through the rearview mirror, turn my head, judge the safe distance and pay attention to the condition of the bus, and confirm that it is safe to overtake. (B) When the motorcyclist wants to overtake the bus, I must turn on the direction light and pay attention to the condition of the bus before I can overtake from the right side of the bus. (C) Pay attention to the condition of the bus. If there are vehicles in the next lane, I can overtake from the left side of the bus in the same lane.