AL DMV Motorcycle License Flashcards
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The most common cause of motorcycle accidents in Alabama and nationwide involves:
Answer: Other vehicles failing to yield to motorcycles
The majority of motorcycle-vehicle crashes occur because other drivers fail to see motorcyclists and do not yield the right-of-way.
Alabama requires motorcycle brake lights to be activated by:
Answer: Both front and rear brakes
Alabama law requires that both the front and rear brakes activate the brake light when applied.
What is the recommended riding position when approaching a curve on an Alabama road?
Answer: Outside of the lane entering, inside exiting
The best cornering technique is to enter a curve from the outside, pass through the inside apex, and exit toward the outside.
How should Alabama motorcyclists position themselves at an intersection while stopped?
Answer: To one side of the lane, not the center
Motorcyclists should stop to one side of the lane — not the center — to avoid oil slick buildup and to be more visible.
Alabama's motorcycle endorsement fee is paid to:
Answer: The county license plate office
Motorcycle endorsement fees are paid through Alabama's county-based license plate and driver license issuing system.
A motorcyclist in Alabama should check tire pressure:
Answer: Before every ride when tires are cold
Checking tire pressure before every ride when tires are still cold gives the most accurate reading and ensures safe handling.