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Risk factors questions — AM licence
98 exam-style Risk factors questions for the AM licence with correct answer and explanation. Practice free, no signup.
- In an emergency stop on a two-wheeled moped without ABS, should you apply enough braking force to stop?
- Alcohol causes the driver to experience:
- To ride a moped on public roads in Spain, must it have valid compulsory civil-liability insurance?
- To combat the onset of fatigue or drowsiness, it is best to...
- Which lighting must a light quadricycle have on when travelling at night on an inadequately lit urban road?
- What should you do if you are dazzled by the lights of another vehicle?
- An adult rides a private moped and obtained the AM licence more than two years ago. What maximum breath-alcohol concentration applies?
- If you feel fatigued while driving a moped, the correct action is to:
- An adult driver obtained an AM licence less than one year ago and held no earlier driving authorisation. What maximum breath-alcohol concentration applies when riding a moped?
- Rain can reduce:
- A car with working lighting travels at night on an insufficiently lit urban road. Which lights must be on?
- In adverse weather while driving an AM moped or light quadricycle, the correct action is to:
- In rain, when driving an AM moped or light quadricycle, it is advisable to:
- If you drink alcohol, your ability to drive may be considerably reduced. For this reason...
- Is a 16-year-old with a valid AM licence for their moped forbidden to carry a passenger solely because they are under 18?
- When driving for many hours at a stretch, the driver...
- You are riding a moped and the first raindrops fall after a dry period. Which risk should you consider?
- If visibility is reduced while driving an AM moped or light quadricycle, what must you do?
- Reaction time may increase due to ...
- If a medicine can affect attention or reaction time while driving an AM moped or light quadricycle:
- At night, outside built-up areas, on which roads may a moped equipped with main beam use it, provided it does not dazzle anyone?
- If fatigue appears while driving an AM moped or light quadricycle, the safest action is to:
- If it's raining and you're driving a light quadricycle, it is advisable to...
- Can finding, lighting or putting out a cigarette while driving divert attention from driving?
- Which of the following lights allows the driver to see what is ahead and drive safely?
- A moped travels on a sufficiently lit urban road. What lights must be switched on at night?
- Is it advisable to eat a large meal before driving?
- Can failure to render assistance constitute a criminal offence when the requirements of Criminal Code article 195 are met?
- While driving, the wind is especially dangerous when it blows...
- After a dry period, why can the first raindrops make the road very slippery?
- You pass an accident in which you are not involved. Help is already organised and it is clear your assistance is not needed. What is the correct action?
- For a two-stroke petrol moped whose manufacturer requires a premixed fuel and lubricant supply, what must be mixed with the petrol?
- In October 2026, must a moped passenger without a statutory exemption wear a protective helmet like the rider?
- When driving while drowsy…
- You drive at night with main beams and notice that you may dazzle another road user. What must you do with that lighting?
- When riding at night on a well-lit urban road, which lights will you switch on on your moped?
- At the same speed and under comparable conditions, if a wet surface reduces grip, braking distance...
- Under the tables in Annex X to the General Vehicle Regulations, how is the obligation for moped direction indicators specified?
- Near pedestrians or cyclists, with an AM moped or light quadricycle, you must:
- With a side wind, if you are driving a moped, you must:
- At night, which lights must you have switched on on your moped when travelling on a sufficiently lit urban road?
- When you drive while sleepy...
- For planned ordinary braking, without an emergency, on a wet road, which action is recommended?
- You ride a motorcycle and cannot safely avoid a small puddle. You have checked it is not flooding or a crossing of unknown depth. How should you pass through it?
- On a two-wheeled moped fitted with brake lamps, these red rear lights illuminate when the brake is applied and are brighter than position lights. What do they warn of?
- Aggressive driving with an AM moped or light quadricycle:
- What effect can alcohol have on a driver?
- Which of these examples is a human factor that can contribute to a crash?
- Wind will be more dangerous if:
- You are following a vehicle and the vehicle behind you comes too close. How should you adjust your gap to the vehicle ahead to allow more braking margin?
- During the day, when it is raining heavily, must you switch on the moped's lights?
- Because of the rain, the brakes on your light quadricycle have got wet — is this dangerous?
- May a 16-year-old holder of a valid AM licence with no individual restrictions carry a passenger aged over twelve on a two-seat approved moped?
- If you are dazzled at night by another vehicle's lights, what should you do?
- If the road surface is wet and there are puddles, can the brakes lose effectiveness?
- To increase safety when it's raining, you should…
- In congestion, with an AM moped or light quadricycle, keeping space from the vehicle ahead helps to:
- On a wet road, what do the tread’s water-drainage channels and grooves do?
- In the event of a traffic accident, what is the first thing everyone must bear in mind?
- For safe motorcycle riding on a wet road, what should you do?
- With heavy rain and a very wet road, which risk can increase compared with a dry road?
- At night, is it advisable to wear dark glasses to counter glare from other vehicles?
- The PAS rule is used to remember the basic procedures to follow in an accident. What do these initials stand for?
- At night on a sufficiently lit interurban road, which lights must be switched on on your moped?
- On a moped, keeping a safety distance helps to:
- While riding a moped, the lights of an oncoming vehicle dazzle you. What should you do?
- Outside built-up areas, may a moped tow a trailer if it meets the statutory conditions?
- If the tread pattern on your moped's tyres has disappeared through use, must you replace them?
- Under the general statutory conditions outside built-up areas, may a moped tow a trailer at night?
- When a driver is fatigued, how can their movements and reactions be affected?
- If you are not in a suitable condition to drive an AM moped or light quadricycle, you must:
- Does driver tiredness or fatigue have a negative effect on driving?
- If you are riding a moped over wet or slippery road markings, it is advisable to:
- If speed increases while reaction time stays the same, what happens to the distance travelled before braking starts?
- When a driver does not adapt their speed to the circumstances, they are considered to be travelling:
- The general minimum age to obtain the AM licence is:
- Can painted road markings affect grip?
- At night on an urban road, may you use main-beam headlights as continuous driving lighting?
- Outside a built-up area, may you ride a moped towing a trailer at night?
- You may use the moped's horn to...
- Which speed-related behaviour increases risk when riding a moped?
- At night on a sufficiently lit urban road, which lights must a moped have switched on?
- You ride a moped at night on a sufficiently lit urban road. Which lights must be switched on?
- On a long moped journey, what should you do to reduce fatigue risk?
- Does stress have harmful effects on the driver while driving?
- In strong crosswinds, which situation can particularly destabilise a two-wheeled moped?
- For a young inexperienced driver, underestimating danger and overestimating ability can lead to...
- In rain, when riding a moped, the correct action is to:
- At night, you ride a three-wheeled moped at 45 km/h on an insufficiently lit interurban road. It has main beam and there is no possibility of dazzling anyone. Which lighting must be on?
- While driving a moped, handling a mobile phone:
- How can driving under the effects of drugs of abuse affect you, even without mixing them with alcohol?
- At night, what can happen if dipped-beam headlamps are aimed too low?
- When driving under the effects of sleepiness...
- When riding a moped on a rain-wet road, what can happen to braking distance compared with the same dry surface?
- You ride your moped behind another vehicle while a vehicle follows you too closely. What preventive measure should you take?
- A private driver handles a mobile phone while driving an AM moped or light quadricycle. Is this permitted?
- If you ride a moped in an area exposed to strong crosswinds, the most prudent action is to:
- A vehicle’s active safety consists of elements primarily intended to...
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How to ace the risk factors questions on the AM licence
Risk factors questions are usually among the highest-failure areas in the AM licence exam. Each of the 98 exam-style questions here includes the options, the correct answer and an explanation of why it's correct.
The most effective way to master this topic is to alternate syllabus reading with question practice. Start by reading the full topic, then click into any question to study it in detail. Failed questions enter the smart-review queue until you master them.
Frequently asked questions about risk factors on the AM licence
- How many risk factors questions are in the AM licence question bank?
- Our exam-style question bank includes 98 risk factors questions for the AM licence. Each comes with the correct answer and explanation.
- How should I study risk factors for the AM licence exam?
- The AM test has 20 questions. Use this bank to practise risk factors with explanations, and combine topic review with full mock exams.
- What are the most common risk factors mistakes?
- Three typical causes: 1) misreading prompts with decisive keywords ("always", "never", "except", "only", "at least") — they flip the correct answer; 2) switching correct answers in the final review due to self-induced doubt; 3) studying only by topic without full simulations, which penalises block-switching speed.
- How should I practise risk factors to prepare for the AM licence?
- Alternate three modes: first study the full topic syllabus; then practise the 98 exam-style risk factors questions until you understand the logic of each; finally launch full AM-licence simulations (20 questions, max 2 wrong) to train block-switching under pressure.