Kentucky Motorcycle Test 02

Start by downloading the Kentucky Motorcycle Operator’s Manual, then tackle a Kentucky Motorcycle Practice Test to get the hang of what’s coming. Before you know it, you’ll be cruising down Kentucky’s scenic roads with your new permit in hand.

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Kentucky Motorcycle Practice Test 02

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What should be the minimum distance between yourself and the vehicle ahead?

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When somebody is following you too closely, the best thing to do is...?

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Once a week you should check...?

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The purpose of maintaining a 'cushion of space' around your motorcycle is to give you...?

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You should keep your knees against the gas tank when riding because...?

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When making a pass on another vehicle, you must signal...?

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Usually, in a crash involving a motorcycle and a car, the blame will lie with...?

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How much of your total stopping power is provided by your front brake?

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To allow you to use the proper muscles for precision steering, the best level for your handlebars is...?

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Riding too close to the car in front may result in...?

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A mirror can be properly adjusted and still show...?

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

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One of the very best ways to avoid a crash is to...?

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Why should immobile objects (trees, guard rails etc) still form part of your evaluation of risk?

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As you ride you should be scanning your path of travel how far ahead?

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You may pass to the right of a vehicle on a two lane road if...?

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You are approaching an intersection where you have right of way. You should be ready...?

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You are stopped at a railroad crossing waiting for a train to go by. What gear should you be in?

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In a gear change you should aim to release your clutch...?

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As you ride through a turn, where should you be looking?

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The best place to avoid being disrupted by wind blast from larger vehicles coming towards you is...?

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The best way to develop an effective emergency braking technique is to...?

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As you approach a turn, you should...?

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You should employ an assertive search strategy all around you ...?

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What will help to stabilize your motorcycle as you go through a turn?

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If you are riding too fast when you shift into a lower gear, which of these might happen?

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If you have the correct posture on a motorcycle, your arms should be used mainly for...?

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You shouldn't share a lane with a car...?

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The best lane position for seeing and being seen is...?

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When you come up behind a car stopped at an intersection, you should...?

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Why Take a KY Motorcycle Practice Test?

While studying the manual is essential, taking a Kentucky Motorcycle Permit Practice Test is the best way to gauge your readiness. Here’s why a practice test is so valuable:

  1. Get Familiar With the Test Format

The practice test mirrors the real DMV exam, so you’ll know exactly how the questions will be structured.

  1. Identify Your Weaknesses

Are you not confident about deciphering road signs or signaling rules? A practice test will highlight the areas you need to review more thoroughly.

  1. Reduce Test Anxiety

Mock exams can help you feel more comfortable and confident before test day, ensuring that anxiety doesn’t hinder your success.

  1. Improve Your Chances of Passing

Practice makes perfect! The more you practice, the more likely you will ace the real thing.

Best of all? Practice tests are free online, so there’s no reason to skip this crucial step in the preparation process.