MOTORCYCLE PERMIT PRACTICE EXAM
2 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) PLUS RATIONALES
- What is the best way to stay out of a vehicle's blind spots?
- Ride as close to the vehicle as possible
- Avoid riding alongside vehicles and speed up or drop back
- Use your horn constantly to alert the driver
- Ride directly behind large vehicles
- When should you use your turn signals?
- Only in heavy traffic
- Only when changing lanes
- Every time you plan to turn or change lanes
- Only at night 1 / 3
Blind spots are areas where drivers cannot see you. Staying out of these zones reduces the risk of collision.
Signaling helps communicate your intentions and keeps traffic predictable and safe.
- What should you do if your motorcycle begins to wobble?
- Grip the handlebars firmly and gradually slow down
- Speed up immediately
- Apply the front brake hard
- Jump off the motorcycle
- How should you approach a turn on a motorcycle?
- Accelerate into the turn
- Brake in the turn
- Slow before the turn and look through it
- Stay upright until halfway through
Wobble can worsen with abrupt actions. Steadying and slowing down safely is key.
Slowing before a turn gives you more control and time to react.
5. The majority of motorcycle crashes occur:
- On highways
- At night
- At intersections
- In parking lots
Intersections are high-risk areas due to crossing paths and visibility issues. 2 / 3
- If it starts to rain while you're riding, when is the road most slippery?
- After it has been raining for hours
- Just before the rain begins
- Within the first few minutes of rain
- After the road dries
- Which brake provides the most stopping power?
- Rear brake
- Front brake
- Both are equal
- Emergency brake
- What is the safest clothing to wear while riding?
- T-shirt and jeans
- Leather or reinforced motorcycle gear
- Any long-sleeve shirt
- Shorts and a hoodie
- What should you do when you see a railroad crossing sign?
- Speed up to cross quickly
- Slow down and be ready to stop
- / 3
Oil and debris float on water initially, making roads slick during the first few minutes.
The front brake handles about 70% of the stopping power on most motorcycles.
Protective gear minimizes injury in case of a fall or collision.