Alabama Motorcycle Test 02

Remember, safety should always be a top priority while riding a motorcycle. Following these practice tests and regularly practicing safe riding habits can ensure an enjoyable and worry-free experience on the open road. As they say, it’s better to be safe than sorry!

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Alabama Motorcycle Practice Test 02

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What's the best way to position your knees when riding?

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How should you grip your handlebars?

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If you're making a left turn, which of these two things should you do?

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When being passed by another vehicle, what's your best lane position?

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The SEE strategy stands for Search, Evaluate and...?

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What's the best way to deal with a tailgater?

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While using the SEE strategy, what is it most important to be searching for?

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What is the biggest danger you face from other vehicles?

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If you are faced with two hazards in quick succession, what's your best plan of action?

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When making a turn, which of these should you do?

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What percentage of motorcycle crashes involve riders with less than five months' experience?

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Where is neutral found on a normal motorcycle gearlever?

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An experienced rider will be searching the road...?

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When is it permitted to exceed the posted speed limit in making an overtake?

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Where in your lane are you most likely to find oil and debris?

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Why should you make sure your toes don't point downwards while riding?

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If you pick out a marker ahead, after the vehicle you are following passes it you should not reach it before...?

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If you see another vehicle ahead about to merge onto the highway, what is your best option?

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When you are about to execute a maneuver, what's the first thing you should do?

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What percentage of your braking power is supplied by the front brake?

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When sitting on your seat, how should your arms be positioned?

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Why should you always avoid riding alongside another vehicle in the next lane?

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If you are forced to brake when going round a curve, what should you do with your braking force?

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In wet conditions, or heavy traffic, you should...?

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To make sure the driver in front can see you, what's the best place to position yourself?

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When is it acceptable to share a lane with another vehicle?

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When you make eye contact with another driver at an intersection, you can be certain...?

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As you progress through a braking maneuver, what should you do with your rear brake?

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If you are on a road where vehicles are being operated on both sides of you, which part of the lane is it usually best to ride in?

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When you downshift, what will happen if you are going too fast for the gear you select?

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