考駕照神器－2023年最新(機車&汽車)駕照考試題庫解析 1.0_2022081872

Included in the latest 2023 edition, the Taiwan "Motorcycle and Car" Driver's License Written Test Question Bank presents a comprehensive collection of 1,731 questions. These questions are updated in sync with the Highway Department.

The Motorcycle Written Test Question Bank consists of a total of 1,731 questions, including 60 additional situational questions added starting from November 1, 2018, bringing the total number of situational questions to 120.

Features:

• Highly realistic simulation tests
• Answer explanations
• Ability to add questions to favorites
• Storage of simulated test records
• Storage of history of incorrect questions
• Adjustable font size for questions
• Learning alarm clock
• Error reporting system for questions: Long-press a question to report directly

Motorcycle Question Bank Categories:

• Must-know trap questions
• Motorcycle regulations true/false questions
• Motorcycle regulations multiple-choice questions
• Motorcycle traffic signal true/false questions
• Motorcycle traffic signal multiple-choice questions
• Situational motorcycle questions

Car Question Bank Categories:

• Must-know trap questions
• Car regulations true/false questions
• Car regulations multiple-choice questions
• Car traffic signal true/false questions
• Car traffic signal multiple-choice questions

Please search for "Driver's License Exam Question Bank Motorcycle 2021" or "Driver's License Exam Question Bank Car 2021."

Summary of the 2019 DUI Law:

The new regulations emphasize separating motorcycles and cars and increase the fine for DUI violations. The fine for the first offense of DUI on a motorcycle remains between 15,000 to 90,000 NT, while for cars it increases from the original 15,000 to 90,000 NT to 30,000 to 120,000 NT. Repeat DUI offenders within five years face the maximum fines: 90,000 NT for motorcycles and 120,000 NT for cars. For subsequent offenses, the fines increase by 90,000 NT each time. Refusing a breathalyzer or blood test also incurs harsher penalties, increasing from 90,000 NT to 180,000 NT. After the second offense within five years, the fine is increased by an additional 180,000 NT each time.

In addition to fines, first-time offenders have their driving licenses suspended for one year for motorcycles and two years for cars. For carrying passengers under the age of 12 or causing injuries in accidents, driving licenses are suspended for two to four years. In cases of DUI causing severe injuries or fatalities, vehicle confiscation is possible.

Furthermore, regulations have been added for imposing penalties on passengers accompanying drunk drivers. Passengers over the age of 18 can be fined between 600 NT and 3000 NT. However, this penalty does not apply to passengers who are too old or mentally disabled or those traveling in taxis, buses, or other public transport.

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Question Bank Source:

• Highway Department, Ministry of Transportation and Communications: http://www.thb.gov.tw/