Arizona Motorcycle Test 02

Remember to always follow road rules and safe riding practices for a fun experience on the open roads of Arizona. Happy riding! So, use our practice test to prepare yourself before taking the written exam. It covers essential topics every motorcycle rider should know, such as lane positioning, proper helmet use, and handling curves and turns.

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Arizona Motorcycle Practice Test 02

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Beginners should consider motorcycles of what type?

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What's the best position for riders to see and be seen?

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To avoid accidentally using too much throttle, your right wrist should be?

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The vehicle ahead of you passes a mailbox. What is the minimum time which should elapse before you pass it?

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How far ahead should you be searching your path of travel when riding?

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Where on a normal motorcycle will you find the horn button?

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You should shift down through the gears?

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Why should you try the throttle, clutch and brakes a few times before setting off on an unfamiliar motorcycle?

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Where on a normal motorcycle will you find the engine cut-off switch?

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Which of these is key to avoiding an accident?

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As you enter a curve, where should you be looking?

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Where on a normal motorcycle is your gearchange lever?

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When going through a curve, what should you do with the throttle?

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A motorcycle clutch should feel what?

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So that other drivers can be aware of you, you should take particular care to do what?

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Why should you try to sit up straight on your motorcycle?

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How often should you check your motorcycle for defects?

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You should close up tight with the vehicle in front under what circumstances?

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When should you adjust your mirrors for optimum viewing?

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What proportion of crashes involve riders who have been using their motorcycle for less than 5 months?

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Under normal riding conditions, when is it acceptable to put your feet down when moving?

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The majority of drivers mainly use which of their mirrors to look behind?

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In a slow, tight turn, what should you do?

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Why should you be careful when changing gears during a turn?

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What percentage of your braking power comes from your rear brake?

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You pull away from a green light quickly, and are hit by a car which entered an intersection on the yellow light. Whose fault is it?

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How often, as a minimum, should you check hydraulic fluid and coolant on your motorcycle?

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If you set off but shortly afterwards your engine stops, the most likely cause is probably what?

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Your fixed lights, i.e. excluding turn signals, on your motorcycle should be, at a minimum, what?

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In a normal slow stop, how should you use your brakes?

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How to Use the Arizona Motorcycle Practice Test

Using our practice test is simple and convenient. You can access it online from any device, including your computer, tablet, or smartphone. The questions are randomized each time you take the test, so you can take it multiple times without seeing the same questions.

We recommend taking it in a quiet and distraction-free environment to get the most out of the practice test. This will allow you to concentrate and focus on each question without interruptions.

After completing the practice test, you will receive immediate feedback on your performance. You can review your answers and see which areas you need to study further before taking the written exam. This will help you identify any weak areas and focus your studying on those specific topics.

Additional Resources

In addition to our practice test, other resources are available to help you prepare for your motorcycle permit exam in Arizona. These include:

  • The official Arizona Motorcycle Operator Manual: This comprehensive guide covers all the necessary information you need to know before taking the written exam.
  • Online study guides and tutorials: Many online study guides and tutorials can provide additional explanations and examples of road rules and safe riding practices.
  • Classes or courses: Consider enrolling in a class or course specifically designed to prepare you for the motorcycle permit exam. This will give you hands-on training and instruction from experienced riders.

By utilizing these additional resources in conjunction with our practice test, you can feel confident and prepared when taking your Arizona motorcycle permit exam. Remember to constantly study and practice safe riding habits in addition to studying for the exam, as safety should always be your top priority on the road. Good luck! So, take advantage of these resources to fully prepare yourself for success on the written exam. You can also contact fellow riders or experienced motorcyclists for tips and advice on passing the test.

Furthermore, it is essential to familiarize yourself with Arizona’s specific laws and regulations regarding motorcycles. This includes understanding helmet laws, lane-splitting rules, and other unique regulations that may differ from other states.

Finally, don’t forget to continue practicing safe riding habits even after you pass the exam. Review and refresh your knowledge of road rules and safety practices to ensure a safe and enjoyable riding experience. Congratulations on taking the first step toward becoming a licensed motorcycle rider in Arizona! Keep learning and practicing, and stay safe on the open road! Ride on!