MSF Street Strategies (SEE) 2

Question 1

In the SEE strategy, what does the 'E' for Evaluate primarily require you to assess?

Accepted Answer

The likelihood and severity of potential hazards

Answer

Evaluate means determining the risk level of hazards you've searched for — how likely they are to become threats and how severe the outcome could be.

Question 2

A parked delivery truck on the right side of the road is best managed by:

Accepted Answer

Moving left within your lane to increase space from the truck's doors

Answer

Shifting left within your lane creates a buffer against a suddenly opening car door or a pedestrian stepping out.

Question 3

When approaching a curve with limited visibility, your primary SEE action should be:

Accepted Answer

Search beyond the curve by using the vanishing point as a reference

Answer

The vanishing point — where the road appears to disappear — tells you whether the curve is tightening or opening, guiding your speed adjustment.

Question 4

Which scenario best illustrates the 'Execute' step of SEE?

Accepted Answer

Smoothly braking and moving to the center of the lane to avoid a pothole

Answer

Execute is the action phase — physically applying a response such as braking, swerving, or repositioning to manage the identified hazard.

Question 5

A motorcyclist sees a ball roll into the street from a residential driveway. What is the most critical SEE evaluation?

Accepted Answer

Whether a child is likely to follow the ball into the street

Answer

A ball in the street is a clue that a child may chase it, making an unseen pedestrian the highest-priority hazard to evaluate.

MSF - Motorcycle Safety Foundation Practice Test