M1 - Motorcycle Safe Riding Practices Questions and Answers

Question 1

When riding in a group, what is the primary reason for using a staggered formation?

Accepted Answer

To provide a proper space cushion for each rider to react and maneuver.

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To allow emergency vehicles to pass more easily.

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To create a more impressive visual for other motorists.

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To reduce wind resistance for all riders in the group.

Question 2

A rider is applying the SEE (Search, Evaluate, Execute) strategy. Which of the following actions best represents the 'Evaluate' step?

Accepted Answer

Anticipating that a car at an intersection might turn in front of them.

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Physically turning their head to check a blind spot before changing lanes.

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Noticing a car at an upcoming intersection.

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Applying the brakes smoothly to slow down for a hazard.

Question 3

Under normal conditions, what is the recommended distribution of braking force between the front and rear brakes for a typical stop?

Accepted Answer

70% front, 30% rear

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50% front, 50% rear

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30% front, 70% rear

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90% front, 10% rear

Question 4

When approaching a curve, the proper technique is to:

Accepted Answer

Slow down before the curve, then roll on the throttle gently through it.

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Brake hard in the middle of the curve.

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Accelerate into the curve and then brake.

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Maintain a constant speed from approach through the exit of the curve.

Question 5

Which lane position is generally considered the safest 'default' position for a motorcycle to maximize visibility to other drivers and provide an escape path?

Accepted Answer

The left third of the lane.

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The center third of the lane.

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The right third of the lane.

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Directly in the blind spot of the vehicle ahead.

Question 6

If your motorcycle starts to wobble, what is the correct response?

Accepted Answer

Shift your weight as far back as possible.

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Apply the front brake firmly and immediately.

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Accelerate quickly to power through the instability.

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Grip the handlebars tightly and gradually close the throttle.