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Sample Cambodia Category A Motorcycle Test Practice Questions

Try these sample questions to review concepts for the Cambodia Category A Motorcycle Test exam. Each question includes a detailed explanation. Start the interactive quiz above for the full 100+ question experience with AI tutoring.

1A motorcyclist sees a red-bordered triangular warning sign showing a skidding vehicle before a rain-slick section. What is the safest response?
A.Reduce speed before the slippery section and keep steering, braking, and acceleration smooth
B.Accelerate through the section so the tyres spend less time on the wet surface
C.Brake hard only after the motorcycle begins to slide
D.Treat the sign as route information with no required change in riding
Explanation: Cambodia's red-bordered triangular signs warn of danger. A skid pictogram warns that the surface may be slippery, so a rider should reduce speed before the hazard and use smooth control inputs that preserve tyre grip.
2What does a circular road sign with a red border, white background, and a black silhouette of a motorcycle crossed by a red diagonal stripe indicate?
A.Motorcycles are strictly prohibited from entering or traveling on this road
B.Motorcycles have exclusive right-of-way on this roadway
C.Motorcycle parking is restricted during daytime business hours
D.All motorcycles must reduce their speed to below 30 km/h
Explanation: A circular sign with a red border and a diagonal red slash over a vehicle pictogram is a prohibitory sign. A motorcycle silhouette crossed out means motorcycles of all categories are prohibited from entering that roadway.
3What is the meaning of a circular road sign with a solid blue background and a white silhouette of a motorcycle?
A.Mandatory lane or track reserved exclusively for motorcycles
B.Motorcycle sales and repair workshop located 500 meters ahead
C.Caution: heavy motorcycle traffic frequently crossing ahead
D.Motorcycle speed enforcement camera operating in this zone
Explanation: Blue circular signs with white pictograms signify mandatory rules in Cambodia. A white motorcycle on a blue circular background indicates a dedicated lane or track that motorcyclists must use.
4When approaching an intersection with an inverted triangular sign (apex pointing downward) with a red border and white background, what must a motorcyclist do?
A.Yield the right-of-way and give priority to all vehicles approaching on the intersecting road
B.Come to a complete stop regardless of whether any cross traffic is visible
C.Accelerate quickly to clear the intersection before crossing traffic arrives
D.Sound the motorcycle horn continuously to alert pedestrians and oncoming traffic
Explanation: An inverted triangle with a red border is the universal 'Give Way' (Yield) sign. Motorcyclists must slow down and give priority to all traffic traveling on the intersecting road, stopping if necessary.
5What must a motorcyclist do when facing an octagonal red sign with white lettering displaying 'STOP'?
A.Slow down and roll through the junction if no cross-traffic is immediately visible
B.Bring the motorcycle to a complete stop before the stop line or intersection, yield to all cross traffic, and proceed only when clear
C.Stop only if approaching heavy vehicles or buses are within 50 meters
D.Turn right immediately without stopping if the lane to the right is unobstructed
Explanation: Under the Cambodian Law on Road Traffic, an octagonal STOP sign mandates that every driver come to a complete standstill behind the stop line or crosswalk, check both ways, yield to cross traffic, and proceed only when safe.
6What does a circular sign with a red border, white background, and the black numeral '30' indicate for a motorcyclist in Cambodia?
A.The minimum speed requirement of 30 km/h on this section of road
B.The maximum legal speed limit is 30 km/h for all motorized vehicles
C.The recommended advisory speed for two-wheeled vehicles during rain
D.That the road length is limited to 30 kilometers before the next toll booth
Explanation: A red circle displaying a number indicates the maximum permitted speed limit in kilometers per hour. In Cambodia, 30 km/h is also the statutory general urban speed limit for motorcycles and three-wheelers.
7What is indicated by a white circular sign with five thin diagonal black stripes across it?
A.End of all previously posted local prohibitions and restrictions
B.Entry into a restricted military or border defense perimeter
C.Motorcycles prohibited from passing during hours of darkness
D.Pedestrian zebra crossing located 100 meters ahead
Explanation: A white circular sign crossed with diagonal black stripes indicates the cancellation or end of all previous local prohibitions, such as speed limits or passing bans. National general limits apply thereafter.
8What does a circular sign with a red border showing two passenger cars side by side, where the left car is colored red, mean for a motorcyclist?
A.Overtaking of any motor vehicle is prohibited, though two-wheeled motorcycles without sidecars may pass two-wheeled bicycles if safe
B.Motorcycles are strictly prohibited from driving in pairs
C.Only red-colored vehicles are allowed to change lanes
D.Parking is prohibited on both the left and right sides of the road
Explanation: This sign signifies 'Overtaking Prohibited'. Motor vehicles may not overtake other four-wheeled motor vehicles. Motorcyclists must not overtake other motor vehicles within the sign's zone.
9What does a blue square sign displaying a white letter 'P' above a white motorcycle silhouette indicate?
A.A designated parking zone exclusively reserved for motorcycles
B.A mandatory police checkpoint for motorcycle documents
C.A priority road for passenger cars where motorcycles are barred
D.A public petrol filling station catering to two-wheelers
Explanation: A blue square sign with the letter 'P' indicates authorized parking. When accompanied by a motorcycle symbol, it designates a parking area designated specifically for motorcycles.
10What is the legal meaning of a single continuous (solid) white line painted along the center of a two-way roadway?
A.Drivers and riders must not cross or straddle this line to overtake or turn, as traffic moves in opposite directions
B.Motorcyclists may cross the line whenever traffic ahead is moving under 20 km/h
C.The line is merely an advisory visual guide and carries no regulatory penalty
D.Motorcycles must ride directly on top of the painted line to leave space for cars
Explanation: A solid center line separates opposite directions of traffic. Under the Cambodian Law on Road Traffic, crossing or straddling a continuous solid line to overtake or make a U-turn is strictly prohibited and subject to demerit points and fines.

About the Cambodia Category A Motorcycle Test Exam

The Cambodian Category A driving licence (ប័ណ្ណបើកបរប្រភេទ ក) is issued by MPWT. The current MPWT service FAQ and amended Law on Road Traffic define Category A as motorcycles over 125 cm³ or electric power over 11 kW, motorcycles with trailers, and tricycles. Applicants must be at least 18 and pass computerised theory plus a practical riding/steering test. Two-wheelers below 125 cm³ or below 11 kW do not require a licence, but the rider must be at least 15 and carry identification. MPWT does not publish the selectable sitting languages on its service page; this bank is independent OpenExamPrep English-language MCQ study, not an official translation and not a substitute for the practical test.

Exam sponsor: Ministry of Public Works and Transport (MPWT / ក្រសួងសាធារណការ និងដឹកជញ្ជូន). The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

Two stages (MPWT FAQ): computerised theory, then practical steering on a designated ground or public road. Type A may be applied for online. Category A sittings are accepted at the General Department of Land Transport and provincial MPWT departments. This resource is independent English MCQ study, not a riding-test simulation.

Time Limit

Not published on the official MPWT driver's license service page.

Passing Score

Not published on the official MPWT driver's license service page. Theory must be passed before the practical test.

Exam / Certification Fees

30,000 Riels for Cambodian Category A applicants; 100,000 Riels for foreign Category A applicants (MPWT fee table). Type A duplicate/renewal 20,000 Riels.

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Fees, eligibility, and exam policies can change. Confirm them with the exam sponsor before applying or paying.

Our practice resources: topics covered

We aim to reflect publicly available exam outlines and topic information in our study resources. Coverage, format, and difficulty may differ from the actual exam, and we cannot guarantee that every detail is accurate or current. Confirm exam requirements, fees, and policies with the official exam sponsor.

Official weight unpublished (30 practice questions)

Road Signs, Signals, and Markings for Motorcyclists

Warning, regulatory, and informatory signs used on Cambodian roads.

Official weight unpublished (25 practice questions)

Riding Rules, Lane Discipline, and Right-of-Way

Keep-right positioning, junction and roundabout priority, and overtaking.

Official weight unpublished (20 practice questions)

Helmets, Passengers, and Motorcycle Occupancy

Article 8 helmet and two-adults-plus-child occupancy rules.

Official weight unpublished (15 practice questions)

Speed Limits, Alcohol, and Score-Card Penalties

Sub-Decree 86 motorcycle speeds, Art. 8 alcohol ban, and Art. 43 marks.

Official weight unpublished (10 practice questions)

Motorcycle Control, Lighting, and Expressway Access

Lighting, braking, and MPWT expressway access for 500 cc / 27 kW motorcycles.

Preparing for the Cambodia Category A Motorcycle Test Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: Not published on the official MPWT driver's license service page. Theory must be passed before the practical test.
  • Assessment: Two stages (MPWT FAQ): computerised theory, then practical steering on a designated ground or public road. Type A may be applied for online. Category A sittings are accepted at the General Department of Land Transport and provincial MPWT departments. This resource is independent English MCQ study, not a riding-test simulation.
  • Time limit: Not published on the official MPWT driver's license service page.
  • Exam / certification fees: 30,000 Riels for Cambodian Category A applicants; 100,000 Riels for foreign Category A applicants (MPWT fee table). Type A duplicate/renewal 20,000 Riels. Official sources

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Cambodia Category A Motorcycle Test: Suggested Study Strategy

1Quote Article 8(8) exactly: two adults and a child, with helmets for the driver, passenger, and any child aged three or over.
2Keep to the farthest right lane on multi-lane one-way roads (Art. 10) except in crowded traffic, when overtaking, or when preparing a left turn.
3Use Sub-Decree No. 86 for motorcycle speeds: 30 km/h in towns; 60 km/h for ≤125 cc and 70 km/h for >125 cc elsewhere, unless a sign is lower.
4On the Phnom Penh–Sihanoukville Expressway, MPWT allows only motorcycles of 500 cc or more (or electric 27 kW or more), at 60–100 km/h.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a Cambodian licence to ride a motorcycle?

Current MPWT Type A covers motorcycles over 125 cm³ or electric power over 11 kW, motorcycles with trailers, and tricycles. A Category B car licence does not authorise motorcycles over 125 cc. Under amended Article 8, a licence is not required for a two-wheeler below 125 cm³ or below 11 kW, but the rider must be at least 15 and carry identification.

What is Cambodia's motorcycle helmet and passenger rule?

Article 8(8) allows a motorcycle to load two adults and a child. The driver, the passenger, and a child aged three years or over must wear helmets. Tricycle and motorcycle-with-trailer drivers must also wear helmets.

How is the official Category A test structured?

MPWT states that the driving-licence exam has two stages: computerised theory, then practical steering. Candidates who fail theory cannot take the practical test. The official item count, time limit, and pass mark are not published on the MPWT service page.

Is this practice bank an official MPWT exam or translation?

No. It is independent English-language multiple-choice study by OpenExamPrep for Category A topics. It is not an official paper, not a riding-test simulation, and not a substitute for MPWT's Cambodia Driving Rules app.