Georgia Motorcycle Permit Practice Test 02

In this completely free practice test for the Georgia Motorcycle License, you’ll find 30 multiple choice questions designed to assess your knowledge of motorcycle driving, road rules, and traffic signs, all of which are explained in the

Georgia Motorcycle Operator’s Manual. If you are unable to obtain a passing score on this test, review the operator’s handbook until you feel confident that you know the material.

Georgia Motorcycle Permit Test - Quiz 02

You can rely on your rear brake for what percentage of your stopping power?

a. 30%

b. 45%

c. 15%

d. 25%

Question 1 of 30

You should commence a passing maneuver from...?

a. The right-hand portion of the lane

b. Just off your target's left rear wheel

c. The center of the lane

d. The left-hand portion of the lane

Question 2 of 30

How much should you turn to look at where you want to go in a curve?

a. Head, eyes and shoulders

b. Whole upper body

c. Head and eyes

d. Eyes only

Question 3 of 30

What's the best way to make sure a car driver can see you?

a. Ride in the area covered by his rearview mirror

b. Ride in the area covered by his left side view mirror

c. Ride alongside his driver's door

d. Ride in the area covered by his right side view mirror

Question 4 of 30

Why is it desirable to slightly roll on the throttle as you go through a curve?

a. It gives you speed in hand to get out of trouble

b. It provides more traction

c. It gives the brakes something to work against

d. It helps stabilize your motorcycle

Question 5 of 30

You should try to keep a 'cushion of space' all around your motorcycle because...?

a. For all of these reasons

b. It gives you space to maneuver

c. It protects you from wind blast

d. It gives you time to react

Question 6 of 30

When you're riding in traffic, how much stopping distance do you need compared to cars?

a. More

b. Much less

c. The same

d. A little less

Question 7 of 30

How often is an accident really an accident, i.e. at least one party is not to blame at all?

a. Most of the time

b. About a quarter of the time

c. Virtually never

d. About half the time

Question 8 of 30

What's the chief cause of riders getting into difficulties on curves?

a. Braking too hard

b. Going in too fast

c. Going in too slow

d. Not braking enough

Question 9 of 30

It's sensible to ride between rows of stopped cars if...?

a. If you've been held up for more than 10 minutes

b. You can see a clear space ahead

c. It's never sensible

d. The traffic is stationary as far as you can see

Question 10 of 30

As you ride you should be searching for hazards along your path of travel for at least the next...?

a. 10 seconds

b. 12 seconds

c. 6 seconds

d. 8 seconds

Question 11 of 30

When you're being passed, your natural instinct might be to move to the left. Why should you not do this?

a. It makes you look easily intimidated

b. It might encourage the passing driver to cut back in too quickly

c. It makes you more vulnerable to wind blast

d. There is more debris in the left-hand portion of the lane

Question 12 of 30

Which of these is a vital element of crash prevention?

a. Riding fast

b. Intimidating other road users

c. Riding aggressively

d. Being highly visible

Question 13 of 30

The only time you shouldn't lean at the same angle as your motorcycle is when the turn is...?

a. Fast and tight

b. Slow and tight

c. Slow and wide

d. Fast and wide

Question 14 of 30

When changing gear riding downhill or shifting into first gear, you may have to...?

a. First shift into neutral

b. Change several gears at once

c. Use your brakes

d. Increase your revs

Question 15 of 30

For the purposes of lane discipline, you should split each lane into how many paths?

a. 2

b. 3

c. 5

d. 4

Question 16 of 30

Which of these best describes the way you should hold your hand grips?

a. Lightly

b. Fingertips

c. Firmly

d. Tightly

Question 17 of 30

Your front brake lever should always be...?

a. Squeezed

b. Feathered

c. Grabbed

d. Hauled

Question 18 of 30

When should you drag your feet when riding a motorcycle?

a. In none of these situations

b. When riding through heavy traffic

c. When pulling away from 0 to 5 mph

d. When starting to slow down

Question 19 of 30

Where should you be particularly careful to change gears smoothly to avoid skidding?

a. At high speed

b. While changing lanes

c. During a turn

d. Accelerating in a straight line

Question 20 of 30

You're passing a long vehicle and you want to get through its blind spot as quickly as possible. You are permitted to ride at...?

a. 10 mph over the posted speed limit

b. 15 mph over the posted speed limit

c. 5 mph over the posted speed limit

d. The posted speed limit

Question 21 of 30

When a car ahead of you reaches a green light, you should not reach the same point until...?

a. 4 seconds have elapsed

b. 2 seconds have elapsed

c. 1.5 seconds have elapsed

d. 3 seconds have elapsed

Question 22 of 30

Where should you sit on your motorcycle?

a. Where you can hold the handlebars with arms bent

b. As far forward as possible

c. As close to the middle as possible

d. As far back as possible

Question 23 of 30

How often (minimum) should you check your wheels for broken spokes, rust and dents?

a. Every 3 months

b. Once a week

c. Once a fortnight

d. Once a month

Question 24 of 30

In a normal turn, your body should be...?

a. At a lesser lean angle than your motorcycle

b. At a greater lean angle than your motorcycle

c. At the same lean angle as your motorcycle

d. At the greatest lean angle you can achieve

Question 25 of 30

You should always try to persuade a tailgater to do what?

a. Back off

b. Race you

c. Pull over

d. Pull in front of you

Question 26 of 30

At stop lines, traffic signals etc you should...?

a. Position yourself on the left-hand side of the vehicle in front

b. Position yourself on the right-hand side of the vehicle in front

c. Stay well back from the vehicle in front

d. Ride up to the rear fender of the vehicle in front

Question 27 of 30

If you realize your mirrors aren't adjusted properly, you should...?

a. Adjust them as you ride along

b. Fix them at your next rest stop

c. Pull over and adjust them at once

d. Make a note to fix them before your next ride

Question 28 of 30

When you release the throttle, it should...?

a. Snap to half open

b. Gently return to closed

c. Stay where it is until you twist it

d. Snap closed at once

Question 29 of 30

Every time you slow or stop you should try to...?

a. Use only front brake

b. Use both brakes

c. Use only the rear brake

d. Use only one brake or the other

Question 30 of 30

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Georgia Motorcycle Permit Practice Test 02

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