B) Enable you to change gear. Use the gear lever to select the appropriate gear.

RTT Topics 44 questions

Vehicle Controls — RTT Practice Questions

Q: What is the free play of the front brake lever and rear brake pedal?

15 - 20mm. Check the prescribed brake-control free play during the motorcycle safety inspection.

Q: What is the clutch level used for?

connect and disconnect engine power.. Use the clutch lever to connect and disconnect engine power to the rear wheel.

Q: What is the free play of the clutch lever?

10 - 20 mm. Maintain the clutch lever within its prescribed free-play range.

Q: The free play of the front brake lever is within

B) 15 mm to 20 mm.. Set front-brake-lever free play within the specified range.

Q: The free play of the clutch lever is about

C) 10 mm to 20 mm. Maintain clutch-lever free play at the stated range.

Q: Which of the following actions can cause the engine to stall?

C) A sudden release of the clutch.. Release the clutch smoothly to avoid a stall.

Q: The lower the gear, the ________ the braking effect of your engine

A) Greater. Lower gears provide stronger engine braking.

Q: Continuously using the 'Half-clutch' technique for long period of time will cause

B) the clutch linings to wear out faster. Avoid prolonged half-clutch use.

Gears, clutch, brakes, steering, mirrors, instruments, and pre-drive checks.

Test yourself under exam conditions All RTT topics

Learn this first

Handbook lessons on Vehicle Controls

Steering Wheel Control 4 min read Manual Gears 4 min read Pedal Control 4 min read Handbrake Use 4 min read Automatic Transmission 4 min read Essential Switches 4 min read Meters And Gauges 4 min read Warning Indicators 4 min read Seats And Seat Belts 4 min read Mirrors And Blind Spots 4 min read Before Driving Checks 4 min read Moving Off And Stopping 4 min read Changing Gears On The Move 4 min read Negotiating Bends 4 min read Changing Lanes 4 min read

Vehicle Controls questions

What is the free play of the front brake lever and rear brake pedal?

15 - 20mm Correct answer

5 - 10mm

10 - 20mm

Check the prescribed brake-control free play during the motorcycle safety inspection.

Open this question Singapore Police Force Online Learning Portal: Riding Theory Handbook

What is the clutch level used for?

connect and disconnect engine power. Correct answer

stopping the vehicle.

acceleration and deceleration.

Use the clutch lever to connect and disconnect engine power to the rear wheel.

Open this question Singapore Police Force Online Learning Portal: Riding Theory Handbook

What is the free play of the clutch lever?

5 - 10 mm

10 - 20 mm Correct answer

20 - 30 mm

Maintain the clutch lever within its prescribed free-play range.

Open this question Singapore Police Force Online Learning Portal: Riding Theory Handbook

The free play of the front brake lever is within

A) 5 mm to 10 mm.

B) 15 mm to 20 mm. Correct answer

C) 20 mm to 30 mm.

Set front-brake-lever free play within the specified range.

Open this question Singapore Police Force Online Learning Portal: Riding Theory Handbook

The free play of the clutch lever is about

A) 0 mm to 5 mm.

B) 5 mm to 10 mm

C) 10 mm to 20 mm Correct answer

Maintain clutch-lever free play at the stated range.

Open this question Singapore Police Force Online Learning Portal: Riding Theory Handbook

Which of the following actions can cause the engine to stall?

A) A sudden release of the brake pedal.

B) A sudden release of the handbrake.

C) A sudden release of the clutch. Correct answer

Release the clutch smoothly to avoid a stall.

Open this question Singapore Police Force Online Learning Portal: Riding Theory Handbook

Some of the common vehicle defects that can cause accidents are

A) faulty seat belts, seats, child restraint and alarm system.

B) faulty tyres, brakes, shock absorbers and windscreen wipers. Correct answer

C) dull paint, dented bumpers and old seats.

Maintain safety-critical vehicle parts before riding or driving.

Open this question Singapore Police Force Online Learning Portal: Riding Theory Handbook

The gear lever is to

A) Control the direction in which you want to travel

B) Enable you to change gear Correct answer

C) Increase or decrease the engine's speed

Use the gear lever to select the appropriate gear.

Open this question Singapore Police Force Online Learning Portal: Riding Theory Handbook

The lower the gear, the ________ the braking effect of your engine

A) Greater Correct answer

B) Weaker

C) Same

Lower gears provide stronger engine braking.

Open this question Singapore Police Force Online Learning Portal: Riding Theory Handbook

Continuously using the 'Half-clutch' technique for long period of time will cause

A) the brake linings to wear out faster

B) the clutch linings to wear out faster Correct answer

C) the engine brake to wear out faster

Avoid prolonged half-clutch use.

Open this question Singapore Police Force Online Learning Portal: Riding Theory Handbook

Incorrect tyre pressure will affect

A) Oil pressure

B) Steering and braking Correct answer

C) Changing gear

Maintain correct tyre pressure for steering and braking control.

Open this question Singapore Police Force Online Learning Portal: Riding Theory Handbook

What do you put into the engine to lubricate the moving parts ?

A) Water

B) Oil Correct answer

C) Petrol

Engine oil lubricates moving engine parts.

Open this question Singapore Police Force Online Learning Portal: Riding Theory Handbook

Showing 12 of 44 Vehicle Controls questions.

Practise the rest in a timed test Browse every question