Oklahoma Motorcycle Test 03

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Oklahoma Motorcycle Practice Test 03

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Approaching a fast curve on an empty road, your best line it is usually to move...?

Inside

Outside

Inside

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Using the 'RiderRadar' system, you should be scanning the road ahead for hazards at intervals of...?

2/4/12 seconds

3/6/15 seconds

4/8/24 seconds

1/8/20 seconds

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When you're confronted with a hazard, what should you do with your speed?

Decelerate

Any of these depending on circumstances

Accelerate

Stop

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Which of these is the worst choice of color for a motorcycle helmet?

Blue

Yellow

Orange

Green

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When riding at night, you should reduce your speed compared to daylight...?

On badly lit roads

On unfamiliar roads

At all times

In urban areas

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You need to slow down prior to taking an exit off a high-speed highway. The best thing to do is...?

Sound your horn

Flash your brake light

Rev your engine

Hold up your hand

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If you have your headlight on, how much more likely are you to be noticed by other road users?

1.25x

1.5x

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The best thing to do if possible when you see a car merging onto the highway ahead of you is...?

Flash your headlight

Move over a lane

Accelerate

Sound your horn

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The best thing to do with an obstacle in the road is to...?

Hit it hard

Go around it

Go over it softly

Stop

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A highside crash is caused by releasing a locked rear wheel when...?

The front brake is on

It's not in alignment with the front wheel

The road surface is slippery

You're in too high a gear

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A road is joining yours from the right; it's a heavily built-up area so it's a blind intersection. Your best road position is?

In the center of the lane

As far to the left as possible

Any of these depending on circumstances

As far to the right as possible

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To absorb the shock and make sure you aren't thrown from your motorcycle, before riding over an obstacle you should...?

Push your weight forwards

Rise slightly off the seat

Take your feet off the foot pegs

Push your weight backwards

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You shouldn't share a lane with another vehicle...?

Ever

Except when making a pass

Except in heavy traffic

Except when making a turn

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What percentage of motorcycle/car crashes are caused by drivers entering the rider's right-of-way?

50% plus

30% plus

40% plus

20% plus

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You see a pedestrian ahead who looks as though they may be planning to step into the roadway. You should...?

Give one beep on your horn

Get on your horn and stay on it until you've passed them

Rev your engine loudly

Give several beeps on your horn

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You're approaching an intersection and you can see a pickup truck ahead preparing to turn left across you. You should...?

Accelerate

Sound your horn

Hold your hand up to say stop

Slow down

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You've passed your desired vehicle and want to move back into your lane. You should...?

Check in your mirrors

Make a head check

Signal

Do all these things

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You're riding down the street with parking bays on your right-hand oncoming traffic to your left. What's your best lane position?

Center

Right

Left

Any of these

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If your front wheel locks under braking, you should...?

Release the brake partway

Release the brake completely and reapply

Increase rear brake pressure

Release the brake completely and leave off

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Your blind spot extends...?

From 45° back of your motorcycle to directly behind you

From 90° to your motorcycle back to 45°

180° behind you

From 90° to your motorcycle forward to 45°

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When there is a lot of traffic around a curve, your best line will usually be...?

All round the left-hand part of the lane

All round the center

All round the right-hand part of the lane

All round the curb

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When you park in a parallel parking space, unless a city ordinance orders otherwise you should park...?

At an angle, rear wheel to the curb

Parallel to the curb facing the direction of traffic

At an angle, front wheel to the curb

Parallel to the curb facing oncoming traffic

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In crowded areas like intersections, shopping areas and school and construction zones, you should particularly focus on...?

Searching for escape routes

Searching for traffic police

Searching for places to pass

Searching for opportunities to accelerate

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You should remember that the majority of motorcycle crashes occur in...?

Low light conditions

Broad daylight

Poorly lit areas

Rain and fog

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The best way to remove the danger of riding in somebody's blind spot is...?

To keep your engine revs high so they can hear you

To drop back until you're out of it

Sound your horn at regular intervals

Shout a loud warning to them

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In crashes, most motorcyclists...?

Use too much of both brakes

Use too much front brake and not enough rear

Use too much rear brake and not enough front

Use too much engine braking

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To increase your reaction time at intersections, you should...?

Cover the horn and the headlight flasher

Cover both brakes and the engine cut-off switch

Cover the clutch and both brakes

Cover the rear brake and clutch

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The best position to choose when being passed by another vehicle from behind is...?

The center portion of your lane

The right portion of your lane

The left portion of your lane

Any of these depending on size of vehicle

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The best way of making sure other road users have seen you when you're entering a freeway is...?

To flash your brake light

To use your turn signals

To sound your horn

Any of these

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You should use your high beam headlight all the time at night except...?

When approaching another vehicle

When riding on the freeway

When riding in suburbs

When riding in well lit areas

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