DMV MOTORCYCLE TEST MVA REAL

DMV MOTORCYCLE TEST (MVA REAL)

RIDING IN THE CENTER PORTION OF THE LANE: - answer keeps others from

sharing your lane

IN THE PICTURE, THE CAR DRIVER IS PREPARING TO ENTER THE

INTERSECTION. TO BE SEEN AND MAINTAIN A SPACE CUSHION, YOU SHOULD:

• answer slow down and move away from the vehicle after entering the intersection

YOU ARE PREPARING TO MOVE TO THE LEFT LANE. TO SPOT VEHICLES

PASSING BESIDE YOU, IT IS BEST TO: - answer turn your head to the left

FOLLOWING CLOSELY TO A VEHICLE IN FRONT OF YOU: - answer Is a factor in

collisions caused by motorcyclists

WHEN SWERVING TO AVOID A HAZARD, IT IS IMPORTANT TO: - answer

separate braking from swerving

WHEN THE FRONT TIRE GOES FLAT WHILE RIDING: - answer apply the rear

brake and steer to the edge of the road

TO MAKE GOOD JUDGMENTS IN TRAFFIC, YOU NEED TO FIRST: - answer

Search ahead NOT TURNING OFF A TURN SIGNAL: - answer encourages other drivers to pull into your path TO RIDE OVER AN OBJECT ON THE ROAD - answer rise slightly off the seat

VEHICLE/MOTORCYCLE COLLISIONS ARE MOST COMMON: - answer at

intersections

THE ABILITY TO THINK CLEARLY AND RIDE SAFELY IS AFFECTED BY AS LITTLE

AS: - answer 1 drink

WHEN CARRYING LOADS: - answer keep the load low and as far forward as

possible WHILE IN A TURN, IT IS BEST TO: - answer maintain a steady speed or gradually accelerate 1 / 2

WHEN RIDING WITH A PASSENGER, YOU SHOULD: - answer Start slowing sooner

OF THE FOLLOWING, WHICH ONE GIVES THE MOST EYE AND FACE

PROTECTION WHILE RIDING? - answer face shield

MAKE A SPECIAL POINT TO USE YOUR MIRRORS WHEN: - answer slowing or

stopping

A GROUP OF RIDERS MOVE FROM A STAGGERED FORMATION INTO A SINGLE

FILE WHEN: - answer turning corners

YOU PLAN TO MAKE A RIGHT TURN AFTER STOPPING AT AN INTERSECTION.

USUALLY, IT IS BEST TO TURN FROM WHICH PORTION OF THE LANE? - answer center position

WHILE RIDING AN UNFAMILIAR MOTORCYCLE: - answer allow extra room for

stopping

WHEN THE FRONT TIRE GOES FLAT: - answer the steering will feel heavily

IN THE PICTURE, RIDERS A, B AND C ARE RIDING AS A GROUP. TO PASS, RIDER

B SHOULD: - answer return to the right portion of the lane behind rider A

WHEN YOU RIDE OVER A POTHOLE, IT IS USUALLY BEST TO: - answer look

straight ahead and rise slightly off the seat

YOU WANT TO MERGE INTO THE LEFT LANE. TO SPOT CARS THAT CAN

CREATE A HAZARD FOR YOU, IT IS BEST TO: - answer turn your head to the left

WHEN YOU CARRY A PASSENGER: - answer it will take longer to accelerate and

brake

AT INTERSECTIONS, THE MOST COMMON CAUSE OF MOTORCYCLE/VEHICLE

COLLISIONS IS: - answer drivers entering the rider's right of way

TO PREDICT HOW A HAZARD MAY AFFECT YOU, IT'S IMPORTANT TO: - answer

know the speed, distance and direction that the hazard is moving

TO DISCOURAGE OTHER DRIVERS FROM SHARING YOUR LANE, IT IS USUALLY

BEST TO RIDE: - answer in the center portion of the lane

TO OPERATE THE THROTTLE: - answer start with your wrist flat

WHICH ONE OF THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS IS CORRECT? - answer press left, lean left, go left

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