Louisiana Motorcycle Test 02

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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...?

You can move quickly

Your engine keeps running

Your engine is noisy enough for other drivers to hear it

You can save fuel

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Which part of the lane should you avoid when riding?

None of them

The left portion

The right portion

The center portion

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You can communicate your intentions by using...?

Your lane position

Your brake light

Proper signals

All of these

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You should adjust your mirrors...?

Sitting on your motorcycle at a standstill

When riding at less than 15 mph

Standing behind your motorcycle

When riding at more than 25 mph

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You should shift up gear well before...?

The engine revolutions hit maximum

You reach a hazard

You can feel the engine vibrate

You reach the speed you're aiming for

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

From rear to front

From front to rear then back again

From rear to front then back again

From front to rear

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Your brake light should be operated by...?

Applying either brake

Applying the rear brake

Applying the front brake

Applying both brakes together

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

Using a pressure gauge

Visually inspecting the tire

Pressing the tire with your thumb

Kicking the tire

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

Check the ground beneath it

Inspect the smoke from your exhaust

Listen out for strange noises

Check the dipstick/inspection window

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

Following the manual

Asking on Internet message boards

Asking your mechanic

Asking your friends

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

More space to maneuver

More time to respond

More chance of an escape route

All of these things

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

The engine cut-off switch is faulty

The spark plugs have failed

You have engine seizure

The fuel supply valve is closed

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Counterbalancing in slow tight turns means...?

Leaning over further than your motorcycle

Leaning backwards as you turn

Leaning opposite to your motorcycle

Keeping your body upright

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

More traction than usual

More or less traction depending on conditions

The same amount of traction as usual

Less traction than usual

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The correct sequence for up shifting is...?

Throttle and clutch

Throttle

Clutch

Shift

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

10 seconds time

8 seconds time

6 seconds time

12 seconds time

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

More than a yard backward

More than a yard forward

More than a foot in either direction

At all

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You want your clutch to feel...?

Loose

Smooth

Stiff

Notchy

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

Sticking out to the right

Touching the gas tank

Sticking out to the left

As low down as possible

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

All of these

Damaged sprockets

Chain looseness

Dry chain

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

Maintain your lean angle

Get the motorcycle upright

Increase your lean angle

Get past the apex

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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...?

Back leaning forward

Arms slightly bent

Arms outstretched

Elbows by your sides

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

Your torso

Your shoulders

Your head

Your eyes

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

Aggressive

Fast

Invisible

Visible

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

Snapping the chain

A rear wheel skid

A front wheel skid

Breaking the clutch

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'Engine braking' is regulated by...?

The choke

The rear brake

The clutch

The throttle

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

Grab and press

Grab and stamp

Squeeze and stamp

Squeeze and press

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

You could have taken avoiding action

For all of these reasons

You could have warned him

You should have anticipated the situation

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

Even with the middle of your chest

Even with your throat

Even with your hips

Even with your elbows

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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

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