Take NaTIS Code 1 Learner Practice Questions - Namibia NaTIS Code 1 Learner's Licence Test (Motorcycle A A1) Exam

QUESTION 1 / 25

What is the minimum age at which a person may apply for a Code 1 (motorcycle A/A1) learner's licence in Namibia?

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A15 years✓B16 years✓C17 years✓D18 years✓

QUESTION 2 / 25

Which vehicle classes does a Code 1 learner's licence in Namibia generally cover?

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ALight motor vehicles B/BE only✓BMotorcycles A and A1✓CHeavy goods vehicles C1/C only✓DBuses and minibuses with a gross vehicle mass over 3 500 kg✓

QUESTION 3 / 25

On which side of the road must a motorcycle rider keep in Namibia unless a sign or officer directs otherwise?

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AThe left-hand side✓BThe right-hand side✓CThe centre line at all times✓DWhichever side feels safer✓

QUESTION 4 / 25

What is the general speed limit in an urban area in Namibia unless signs indicate otherwise?

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A40 km/h✓B50 km/h✓C60 km/h✓D80 km/h✓

QUESTION 5 / 25

What is the general speed limit on an untarred (gravel) road outside an urban area in Namibia?

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A80 km/h✓B100 km/h✓C120 km/h✓D140 km/h✓

QUESTION 6 / 25

What is the general speed limit on a tarred road outside an urban area, and on a freeway, in Namibia?

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A100 km/h✓B110 km/h✓C120 km/h✓D140 km/h✓

QUESTION 7 / 25

For how long is a learner's licence valid after it is issued in Namibia?

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A6 months✓B12 months✓C18 months✓D24 months✓

QUESTION 8 / 25

May a Code 1 learner rider carry a passenger on a motorcycle that has no side-car?

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AYes, if the passenger wears a helmet✓BNo, a learner may not carry a passenger on a motorcycle without a side-car✓CYes, if riding only in an urban area✓DYes, if the passenger is also a learner✓

QUESTION 9 / 25

How does the passenger rule for a motorcycle learner without a side-car differ from a typical light-vehicle learner requirement?

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AMotorcycle learners must always carry two passengers✓BMotorcycle learners without a side-car may not carry a passenger, whereas light-vehicle learners must be accompanied by a licensed driver✓CThere is no difference at all✓DLight-vehicle learners may never have any other person in the vehicle✓

QUESTION 10 / 25

Under the Road Traffic and Transport Act, when is a rider considered to be driving under the influence based on blood alcohol concentration?

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AAny detectable alcohol at all✓BBlood alcohol concentration exceeding 0.079 g per 100 ml✓CBlood alcohol concentration exceeding 0.50 g per 100 ml✓DOnly if the rider feels intoxicated✓

QUESTION 11 / 25

What breath-alcohol concentration exceeds the legal limit for driving in Namibia under the Road Traffic and Transport Act?

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AMore than 0.10 mg per 1000 ml✓BMore than 0.37 mg per 1000 ml✓CMore than 1.00 mg per 1000 ml✓DMore than 3.70 mg per 1000 ml✓

QUESTION 12 / 25

Which authority administers NaTIS and learner's licence testing in Namibia?

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AThe Roads Authority of Namibia✓BThe Namibia Tourism Board✓CThe Ministry of Fisheries alone✓DPrivate driving schools only, without state involvement✓

QUESTION 13 / 25

What topics does the Code 1 learner's licence theory test typically cover?

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AOnly motorcycle brand history✓BRules of the road, road signs, and motorcycle controls✓COnly freeway toll calculation✓DOnly first-aid certification✓

QUESTION 14 / 25

What fee is generally associated with applying for a learner's licence in Namibia, based on the Roads Authority's published schedule?

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AN$15✓BN$45✓CN$150✓DN$450✓

QUESTION 15 / 25

What fee is generally associated with issuing a learner's licence in Namibia after the test is passed?

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AN$20✓BN$50✓CN$200✓DN$500✓

QUESTION 16 / 25

When overtaking another vehicle on a two-way road in Namibia, on which side should a motorcycle rider generally pass?

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AOn the left of the vehicle being overtaken✓BOn the right of the vehicle being overtaken✓CBetween the vehicle and the kerb only✓DOn the pavement✓

QUESTION 17 / 25

Why should a motorcycle rider avoid filtering between lanes of fast-moving traffic when visibility and space are poor?

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AFiltering is always compulsory on freeways✓BLimited space and sudden lane changes by other vehicles create a high collision risk✓CMotorcycles may never use multi-lane roads✓DOther drivers are legally required to open gaps for riders✓

QUESTION 18 / 25

What should a motorcycle rider do when approaching a stop sign at an intersection?

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ASlow slightly and roll through if the junction looks clear✓BCome to a complete stop behind the stop line or before entering the intersection, then proceed when safe✓CSound the hooter and continue without stopping✓DStop only if a traffic officer is present✓

QUESTION 19 / 25

Under regulation 333, to whom must you yield when entering a traffic circle (a junction where traffic moves around a traffic island)?

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ATraffic approaching from your left within the circle✓BTraffic approaching from your right within the circle✓CThe largest vehicle at the junction✓DNobody, because riders on motorcycles have priority✓

QUESTION 20 / 25

When turning right from a two-way road, where should a motorcycle rider generally position before the turn?

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AAs far left as possible against the kerb✓BToward the centre of the roadway, signalling and checking for oncoming traffic✓COn the pavement✓DIn the opposing traffic lane early, without signalling✓

QUESTION 21 / 25

Why is wearing a properly fastened motorcycle helmet strongly associated with safer riding?

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AIt only improves radio reception✓BIt reduces the risk of serious head injury in a crash or fall✓CIt replaces the need for brakes✓DIt allows riding above posted speed limits✓

QUESTION 22 / 25

What should a motorcycle rider do when animals are on or near a rural Namibian roadway?

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AAccelerate through the herd as quickly as possible✓BSlow down significantly, be prepared to stop, and pass with caution✓CRide onto the wrong side of the road without checking✓DSound the hooter continuously while maintaining high speed✓

QUESTION 23 / 25

How does riding a motorcycle in heavy rain typically affect stopping distance compared with dry tar?

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AStopping distance becomes shorter✓BStopping distance becomes longer because of reduced tyre grip✓CRain has no effect on stopping distance✓DStopping distance depends only on helmet colour✓

QUESTION 24 / 25

What is meant by a motorcycle's total stopping distance?

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AOnly the length of the motorcycle✓BThe distance covered from noticing a hazard until the motorcycle is fully stopped, including thinking and braking distance✓CThe distance to the next fuel station✓DThe gap between the front and rear wheels only✓

QUESTION 25 / 25

If a motorcycle begins to skid on loose gravel, what is the safest general response?

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AGrab the front brake hard immediately✓BEase off the throttle, avoid harsh inputs, and steer smoothly to regain control✓CJump off the motorcycle at once✓DAccelerate hard to straighten the wheels✓