Alabama Motorcycle Test 01

Riding a motorcycle can be an exhilarating experience, but it also comes with great responsibility. As a new permit holder, it’s essential to continuously educate yourself on best practices and safety measures while on the road.

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Alabama Motorcycle Practice Test 01

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Which one of these lights is it acceptable to ride without?

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What is the most common speed for a motorcycle crash?

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When you're seated on a motorcycle, you should be able to...

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What percentage of motorcycle crashes result in head or neck injuries?

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How much more likely is a rider wearing a helmet to survive a crash, compared to someone wearing no helmet?

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What's the greatest permitted height your handlebars can reach above your seat?

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Which of these is a good reason to wear a jacket even in warm weather?

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Which of these is the minimum fixed light (i.e. excluding turn signals) requirement for a street legal motorcycle?

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When you release the throttle, what should happen?

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How often are crashes caused because a motorcyclist had his/her view obscured by their helmet?

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Why is it vital to inspect a motorcycle even more carefully than a car?

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What should you be particularly aware of with your motorcycle boots?

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You should always secure your helmet with its strap...?

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Why are most traffic accidents not accidents at all?

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Which of these is the best way to protect your eyes when riding?

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If you try to push your motorcycle with the front brake full on, what should happen if it is working properly?

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Which of these is a cause of almost 40% of motorcycle accidents?

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Why should you wear gloves when motorcycling?

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Which of these should you particularly bear in mind as a motorcycle rider?

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In the T-CLOCS inspection check scheme, what does the “O' stand for?

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Which of these is the most important way to make sure a driver knows what you're doing?

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What's the most important reason for checking the ground underneath a motorcycle during your inspection?

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What are the mirror requirements for a street legal motorcycle?

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If you must borrow a motorcycle, what's the first thing you should do?

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What's the most important consideration when adjusting your mirrors?

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How far ahead should you search your path of travel as you ride?

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What's the best time replace parts on your motorcycle?

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Where would you expect to find the engine cut-off switch on a normal motorcycle?

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You should reject a helmet if it has...?

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How many times more likely is a motorcyclist to die in a traffic crash than a person in a car?

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Ace Your Alabama Motorcycle Permit Practice Test

Are you planning on getting your motorcycle permit in Alabama? A practice test is an important step to prepare and increase your chances of passing the exam. Our free Alabama motorcycle permit practice test includes 30 questions to test your knowledge of road rules, traffic signs, and other important information.

Why Take a Practice Test?

A practice test can significantly benefit your journey toward obtaining a motorcycle permit. It allows you to familiarize yourself with the format and types of questions appearing on the exam. This way, you won’t be caught off guard when taking the real thing.

Moreover, a practice test helps identify areas where you must study more. If you get a question wrong, reviewing and understanding the correct answer is a good opportunity. This can also help boost your confidence and increase your chances of passing the exam.

What to Expect on Your Alabama Motorcycle Permit Test

The Alabama motorcycle permit test consists of 25 multiple-choice questions and an additional skills exam requiring you to demonstrate basic riding skills such as starting, stopping, turning, and signaling. You must score at least 80% on the written test to pass.

Some topics that may be covered on the written test include:

  • Essential operation and control of a motorcycle
  • Road rules and regulations specific to motorcycles
  • Defensive driving techniques
  • Safe riding practices and equipment
  • Traffic signs and signals