Uncategorized Alabama Motorcycle License Practice 1

Question 1

WHEN RIDING AT NIGHT, YOU SHOULD:

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Increase your following distance and reduce speed to match your headlight range

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Ride faster to spend less time in the dark

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Use high beams at all times regardless of oncoming traffic

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Stay as close as possible to the vehicle ahead for better visibility

Question 2

WHEN RIDING THROUGH A CURVE, YOU SHOULD:

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Look through the curve toward your exit point

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Brake hard in the middle of the curve if you are going too fast

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Lean the motorcycle but keep your body upright

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Accelerate sharply at the entry of the curve to stabilize the bike

Question 3

WHICH LANE POSITION IS BEST WHEN YOU WANT TO BE SEEN BY A DRIVER WAITING TO ENTER FROM A SIDE STREET ON YOUR RIGHT?

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The center or left portion of your lane

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The right portion of your lane

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As close to the right edge as possible

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It does not matter — all positions are equally visible

Question 4

WHEN APPROACHING AN INTERSECTION, THE BEST WAY TO MAKE YOURSELF MORE VISIBLE TO CROSS TRAFFIC IS TO:

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Cover the brake and move to the portion of the lane most visible to crossing vehicles

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Flash your high beams rapidly

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Ride in a staggered formation with other motorcycles

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Accelerate through the intersection quickly to minimize exposure time

Question 5

IF YOUR FRONT WHEEL BEGINS TO SKID WHILE BRAKING, YOU SHOULD:

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Release the front brake immediately and then reapply it more gently

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Apply more rear brake pressure to compensate

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Lock both brakes at the same time to stop quickly

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Steer sharply to the side to regain traction

Question 6

WHEN RIDING BEHIND A LARGE TRUCK OR BUS, YOU SHOULD INCREASE YOUR FOLLOWING DISTANCE BECAUSE:

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Your view ahead is blocked and you need more time to react to hazards

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Large vehicles have better brakes and can stop faster than motorcycles

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Wind turbulence from large vehicles pushes you forward, reducing stopping distance

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Large vehicles are required to signal earlier, so you need extra time to read the signals