M1 Safe Riding Practices 3

Question 1

What is the SEE strategy used by safe motorcyclists?

Accepted Answer

Search, Evaluate, Execute

Answer

Speed, Enter, Exit

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Stop, Escape, Engage

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Signal, Enter, End

Question 2

When approaching an intersection, where do most motorcycle-car collisions occur?

Accepted Answer

When a car turns left in front of an oncoming motorcycle

Answer

When a motorcycle rear-ends a stopped car

Answer

When a motorcycle runs a red light

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When two motorcycles collide

Question 3

How can a rider increase the chance of being seen at an intersection?

Accepted Answer

Use lane positioning, headlight, and be ready to brake or swerve

Answer

Ride faster through it

Answer

Turn off the headlight to save the bulb

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Wear dark clothing to blend in

Question 4

What is 'covering the clutch and brake' and why is it useful?

Accepted Answer

Keeping fingers ready over the levers to react faster

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Wrapping them in cloth for protection

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Covering them to prevent rust

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Removing them for lighter weight

Question 5

When riding in a curve, where should you look to help maintain your line?

Accepted Answer

Through the curve toward where you want to go

Answer

Directly at your front tire

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Down at the road just ahead of the wheel

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At oncoming traffic

Question 6

What should you do if a car suddenly pulls out in front of you and you cannot stop in time?

Accepted Answer

Swerve smoothly to avoid the hazard if you cannot brake enough

Answer

Lock the front brake and slide

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Close your eyes and hope

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Accelerate directly into it

Question 7

Why is it dangerous to swerve and brake hard at the same time on a motorcycle?

Accepted Answer

Combining them can overload traction and cause a loss of control

Answer

It saves too much time

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It is only dangerous in the rain

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It confuses other drivers