Louisiana Motorcycle Test 02

Don’t wait any longer to achieve your goal of riding on Louisiana roads with confidence and independence. By dedicating time to these carefully designed practice tests, you’re setting yourself up for success. Our resources are user-friendly, accurate, and tailored to the specific requirements of the Louisiana motorcycle DMV test.

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Louisiana Motorcycle Practice Test 02

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When you are stopped at an intersection you should remain in 1st gear so that...?

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Which part of the lane should you avoid when riding?

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You can communicate your intentions by using...?

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You should adjust your mirrors...?

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You should shift up gear well before...?

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As you go through a correct braking maneuver, the amount of traction available will move...?

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Your brake light should be operated by...?

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You should check the tire pressure of your motorcycle by...?

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The easiest way to check for an oil or fuel leak on your motorcycle is...?

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You should determine your motorcycle's tuneup, oil change etc intervals by...?

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Keeping a cushion of space around you will mean that if someone else makes a mistake, you can have...?

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If your motorcycle starts normally but cuts out after a short distance, the most likely cause is...?

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Counterbalancing in slow tight turns means...?

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Going round a curve, you will have...?

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The correct sequence for up shifting is...?

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You should be scanning the road ahead up to the point where you will be in...?

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With the rear brake lever applied fully, you shouldn't be able to push your motorcycle...?

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You want your clutch to feel...?

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Your knees will help you with balance in a turn if they are...?

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When checking your drivetrain, you should look for...?

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If you have to brake in a curve, ideally you should first...?

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To get from 3rd gear to neutral, how many times will you have to operate the gear shift lever?

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When sitting on your seat you should be able to reach the controls with...?

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What should you turn to look at where you want to go when riding through a curve?

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The best way to avoid becoming involved in a crash is to be...?

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If you are riding too fast when you downshift, you are risking...?

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'Engine braking' is regulated by...?

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The best way to describe the correct use of your front and rear brakes together is...?

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On a curve, a motorist crosses the center line and clips you. Why is this partially your responsibility?

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You should adjust your handlebars to keep your hands...?

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What to Expect in Our Louisiana Motorcycle Permit Practice Tests

Realistic Question Formats

Our practice tests include 30 multiple-choice questions, just like the real thing. The Louisiana Motorcycle Operator’s Manual inspires these questions, so you can be confident they’re 100% relevant to your exam.

Key Topics Covered

The topics on our Louisiana motorcycle practice tests include but aren’t limited to:

  • Motorcycle safety tips and best practices
  • Local traffic laws specific to Louisiana
  • Road signs and their meanings
  • Rules for riding in adverse weather
  • Procedures for safely riding in traffic

Explanations for Every Question

Not sure why your answer was incorrect. Don’t worry—our practice tests provide detailed explanations for each question to help you understand the correct response. This means you’ll learn even as you practice.

Unlimited Attempts

Got a few questions wrong on your first try? No problem. Our practice tests are designed to be taken as many times as needed so you can perfect your knowledge and pass confidently.