Arkansas Motorcycle License Flashcards
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What is the purpose of 'covering the brake' on a motorcycle?
Answer: Keeping one or two fingers over the brake lever to reduce reaction time
Covering the brake by resting fingers on the lever reduces the time it takes to apply brakes in an emergency.
In Arkansas, which of the following is TRUE about lane splitting?
Answer: It is illegal in Arkansas
Lane splitting — riding between lanes of traffic — is illegal in Arkansas.
The throttle on a motorcycle should be rolled on gradually when:
Answer: Exiting a curve to straighten the motorcycle
Rolling on the throttle gradually as you exit a curve helps stabilize the motorcycle and prevents the rear wheel from spinning.
A flashing yellow light at an intersection means a motorcyclist should:
Answer: Yield the right of way and proceed with caution
A flashing yellow light is a warning signal requiring you to slow down, yield, and proceed with caution.
Which type of road surface is MOST dangerous for motorcyclists?
Answer: Wet leaves or loose gravel
Wet leaves, loose gravel, and similar surfaces drastically reduce tire traction and can cause skids or falls.
When making a tight U-turn on a motorcycle, you should:
Answer: Apply the rear brake lightly and use the throttle to maintain balance
Slipping the rear brake slightly while using the throttle helps maintain balance and control during a slow, tight U-turn.
What does Arkansas law require regarding motorcycle headlights?
Answer: Headlights must be on whenever the motorcycle is in motion
Arkansas law requires motorcycle headlights to be illuminated at all times while the motorcycle is being operated.