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A green traffic light is showing. What should a motorcycle rider remember?

Ignore police directions because green is always final

Go only if the way is clear and it is safe to enter

Accelerate without checking for pedestrians

Close the eyes briefly to avoid glare

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Key Facts: Turkey MTSK Theory A Exam

Official Exam Questions

MEB MTSK e-Sinav Application Guide 2026

45 minutes

Standard Time Limit

MEB MTSK e-Sinav Application Guide 2026

70/100

Passing Score

MEB MTSK e-Sinav Application Guide 2026

35/50

Equal-Value Passing Benchmark

Derived from MEB 70-point rule and equal-value scoring

12/23/9/6

Question Distribution

First aid / traffic and environment / vehicle technique / traffic etiquette in the 2026 guide

1,250 TL

2026 e-Sinav Fee

MEB MTSK e-Sinav Application Guide 2026

Turkey MTSK Category A candidates take the MEB computer-based theory e-Sinav as the motorcycle knowledge stage. The official 2026 guide lists Category A among eligible certificate classes and uses a 50-question, 45-minute exam across first aid, traffic and environment, vehicle technique, and traffic etiquette. Passing is 70/100 or higher, which equals 35 of 50 correct when all questions have equal value. This 100-question English practice bank mirrors the official subject weighting and adds motorcycle-specific safety duties.

Sample Turkey MTSK Theory A Practice Questions

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1At a motorcycle crash scene, what should a first aider check before touching the injured rider?

A.Whether the scene is safe from traffic, fire, fuel, and electrical hazards

B.Whether the motorcycle can be restarted

C.Whether the rider owns the helmet

D.Whether bystanders agree on who was at fault

Explanation: A rescuer must not become another casualty. Checking traffic, fuel, fire, unstable vehicles, and other hazards lets the first aider protect the scene before giving aid or calling 112.

2Which emergency number should a rider in Turkey call for urgent medical help after a serious road crash?

A.112

B.118

C.155 only

D.A private repair shop

Explanation: Turkey uses 112 as the emergency call number for urgent help. A clear call should give the location, number of injured people, obvious hazards, and what first aid is being given.

3What is the correct first-aid priority for an unconscious crash casualty?

A.Open and maintain the airway, then check breathing

B.Look first for vehicle registration documents

C.Give water immediately

D.Move the casualty into a seated position for comfort

Explanation: Airway and breathing are immediate life priorities. Documents, comfort, and other details wait until the casualty can breathe safely and emergency help has been called.

4What should be done first for heavy external bleeding from a limb?

A.Apply firm direct pressure with a clean dressing or cloth

B.Wash the wound for several minutes before pressure

C.Remove all clots to inspect the wound

D.Give the casualty a cigarette to calm down

Explanation: Severe bleeding can become life-threatening quickly. Firm direct pressure with a clean material helps control blood loss while emergency help is being called.

5An unconscious casualty is breathing normally after a crash. What is the safest general action while waiting for 112?

A.Maintain an open airway, place the person in a safe recovery position if appropriate, and monitor breathing

B.Leave the casualty flat on the back and walk away

C.Give food and drink to prevent shock

D.Start chest compressions even though breathing is normal

Explanation: A breathing unconscious person still needs airway protection and close monitoring. A recovery position may help keep the airway open when it can be done safely and spinal concerns are considered.

6When is CPR generally needed for an adult crash casualty?

A.When the casualty is unresponsive and not breathing normally

B.Whenever the casualty has a minor cut

C.Whenever a helmet is damaged

D.Whenever the casualty is frightened but talking

Explanation: CPR is used when an adult is unresponsive and not breathing normally. Minor wounds, fear, or helmet damage do not by themselves mean chest compressions are needed.

7What is the best first-aid action for a minor thermal burn if clean cool water is available?

A.Cool the burn with clean cool running water and protect it with a clean covering

B.Rub butter or oil into the burn

C.Break blisters to release heat

D.Cover it tightly with dirty cloth

Explanation: Cooling reduces heat in the tissue and can limit injury. A clean covering helps protect the area from contamination while medical advice is sought for serious or large burns.

8A conscious casualty is pale, cold, and weak after blood loss. Which action helps reduce shock risk?

A.Keep the casualty lying down, warm, calm, and monitored until help arrives

B.Make the casualty walk to stay awake

C.Give alcohol for warmth

D.Leave the casualty alone to rest

Explanation: Shock can follow bleeding or serious trauma. Keeping the person still, warm, reassured, and monitored supports circulation and helps rescuers notice any deterioration.

9A fallen motorcyclist is conscious and breathing but complains of neck pain. What should a first aider do about the helmet?

A.Leave it in place unless airway access or breathing makes removal necessary

B.Remove it immediately to inspect the scalp

C.Twist it off quickly so the rider can cool down

D.Ask bystanders to pull it off from one side

Explanation: Unnecessary helmet removal can worsen a possible neck injury. The helmet is removed only when it is necessary for airway care, breathing, or other urgent treatment, ideally with help and neck support.

10What is the correct first-aid principle for a suspected arm or leg fracture after a motorcycle fall?

A.Immobilize the injured part in the position found and seek medical help

B.Force the limb straight to test movement

C.Massage the fracture area strongly

D.Let the rider ride home slowly

Explanation: A suspected fracture should be kept still to reduce pain, bleeding, and further tissue damage. Forcing movement or continuing to ride can turn a manageable injury into a more serious one.

About the Turkey MTSK Theory A Exam

Turkey's MTSK Driving Theory Test - Category A is the motorcycle theory e-Sinav stage for candidates in the MEB motor-vehicle driver-course system. The current MEB guide lists Category A among eligible certificate classes and states that candidates are responsible for first aid, traffic and environment, vehicle technique, and traffic etiquette. For all listed certificate classes, the guide gives 50 total questions in 45 minutes, distributed as 12 first-aid, 23 traffic-and-environment, 9 vehicle-technique, and 6 traffic-etiquette questions. Scoring is out of 100, all questions have equal value, wrong answers are not counted against the candidate, and a score of 70 or higher is passing, equivalent to 35 correct answers out of 50. Category A preparation should connect those official theory areas to motorcycle-specific risks: helmeted casualty care, visibility, low-grip surfaces, balancing loads and passengers, tires, brakes, final drive, and courteous road sharing.

Assessment

The 2026 MEB MTSK e-Sinav guide lists Category A among the eligible certificate classes and assigns all certificate classes the same 50-question theory structure: 12 first-aid questions, 23 traffic-and-environment questions, 9 vehicle-technique questions, and 6 traffic-etiquette questions. This practice bank mirrors that weighting at 100 original English questions.

Time Limit

45 minutes

Passing Score

70 points or higher out of 100. Because the guide states all questions have equal value, 70 points is equivalent to 35 correct answers out of 50.

Exam Fee

1,250 TL including VAT per e-Sinav session in the 2026 MTSK e-Sinav guide (Republic of Turkey Ministry of National Education (MEB), through designated e-Sinav centers and the private MTSK course application process)

Turkey MTSK Theory A Exam Content Outline

Official logistics

MEB e-Sinav Format

Category A motorcycle eligibility, private MTSK course application flow, MEB e-Sinav centers, 50 questions, 45 minutes, 70-point pass threshold, equal-value scoring, and 35-of-50 practical passing benchmark.

24%

First Aid

Scene safety, 112 emergency calls, airway and breathing checks, CPR, bleeding control, burns, shock, fractures, spinal precautions, helmeted rider care, seizure response, heat and cold illness, and smoke exposure.

46%

Traffic and Environment

Traffic lights, priority, signs, crossings, roundabouts, overtaking, lane use, blind spots, wet or loose surfaces, railway crossings, emergency vehicles, tunnels, roadworks, eco-riding, leaks, noise, fatigue, and impairment.

18%

Vehicle Technique

Motorcycle pre-ride inspection, tire pressure and tread, brake condition, mirrors, lights, chain slack and lubrication, engine oil, cooling, charging warnings, ABS limits, load effects, brake fade, wobble, and final-drive safety.

12%

Traffic Etiquette

Respectful road sharing, safe horn use, patience after mistakes, cooperative merging, keeping intersections clear, defensive yielding, headlight courtesy, pedestrian splash avoidance, road-rage de-escalation, group riding, and emergency-vehicle cooperation.

How to Pass the Turkey MTSK Theory A Exam

What You Need to Know

Passing score: 70 points or higher out of 100. Because the guide states all questions have equal value, 70 points is equivalent to 35 correct answers out of 50.
Assessment: The 2026 MEB MTSK e-Sinav guide lists Category A among the eligible certificate classes and assigns all certificate classes the same 50-question theory structure: 12 first-aid questions, 23 traffic-and-environment questions, 9 vehicle-technique questions, and 6 traffic-etiquette questions. This practice bank mirrors that weighting at 100 original English questions.
Time limit: 45 minutes
Exam fee: 1,250 TL including VAT per e-Sinav session in the 2026 MTSK e-Sinav guide

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Turkey MTSK Theory A Study Tips from Top Performers

1Memorize the official structure first: 50 questions, 45 minutes, 70 points to pass, and 35 correct answers as the equal-value benchmark.

2Use the official subject weighting to guide review time: traffic and environment is nearly half of the exam, followed by first aid, vehicle technique, and traffic etiquette.

3For first aid, drill the order of action: protect the scene, call 112, check responsiveness, open the airway, assess breathing, control severe bleeding, and avoid unnecessary movement of possible spinal injuries.

4For Category A motorcycle questions, connect each traffic rule to motorcycle risk: blind spots, wet markings, gravel, braking while upright, passenger balance, load security, helmeted casualty care, and visibility.

5For vehicle technique, build a repeatable pre-ride inspection: tires, brakes, lights, mirrors, chain or final drive, fluids, controls, fasteners, and warning lights.

6For traffic etiquette, choose answers that reduce conflict, protect vulnerable users, keep traffic predictable, and help emergency vehicles pass safely.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are on the Turkey MTSK Category A theory e-Sinav?

The current MEB MTSK e-Sinav guide gives 50 total questions for all listed certificate classes, including Category A. The distribution is 12 first aid, 23 traffic and environment, 9 vehicle technique, and 6 traffic etiquette.

How long is the MTSK Category A theory exam?

The standard time limit is 45 minutes. The MEB guide also notes extra time for eligible hearing-impaired candidates using sign-language description videos.

What score is needed to pass?

A score of 70 or higher out of 100 is passing. Since the guide says all questions have equal value, that is equivalent to 35 correct answers out of 50.

Which subjects are tested?

MEB lists four theory areas for MTSK e-Sinav candidates: first aid, traffic and environment, vehicle technique, and traffic etiquette.

Who administers the exam?

The exam is administered by the Republic of Turkey Ministry of National Education through designated e-Sinav centers, with applications and appointments handled through the private MTSK course process.

How much is the 2026 e-Sinav fee?

The 2026 MEB guide lists the MTSK e-Sinav fee as 1,250 TL including VAT for each exam session.

Are these official MEB questions?

No. These are original English practice questions based on the official MEB exam structure and subject areas. They are designed for study and do not copy official question wording.