Maine Motorcycle Test 03

The Maine Motorcycle Permit Test is designed to evaluate your knowledge of the Motorcycle Operator’s Manual, which covers vital topics like traffic signs, local road rules, safe riding techniques, and motorcycle-specific regulations.

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Maine Motorcycle Practice Test 03

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You should not share lanes with other drivers, except when...?

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If you're being tailgated, speeding up will...?

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The driver ahead is most likely to see you if you position yourself so you can be seen in...

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As you prepare to ride into an intersection, you should cover...?

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When choosing motorcycle clothing, which of these colors should you avoid?

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You should make a special point of using your mirrors...?

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You should increase your following distance in which of these conditions?

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As you approach a parked car you notice a person is sitting in the driver's seat. Your biggest concern should be that they...?

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Your searching strategy should encompass...?

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You are approaching a blind intersection, and you can't see or hear any other traffic. There is a stop line. What should you do?

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It is permissible to exceed the posted speed limit to make a pass...?

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The 'RiderRadar' strategy involves scanning the road ahead at what distances?

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A police motorcyclist is riding in front of you; he drives over a stop line at an intersection ahead. You should not reach that stop line until how long has passed?

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You are approaching a truck stopped at a red light. Where should you stop?

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A large truck is approaching in the oncoming lane. The best place to go to deal with the wind blast is...?

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You should use your low beam headlight...?

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The grease and oil strip in the center of a lane it is normally only...?

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How should you employ your horn in an emergency situation?

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Which lane position should you generally choose to ride in?

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You are riding across an urban block and planning to turn into an alleyway halfway up on the left. How do you let drivers behind know you are going to slow?

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How can you be certain that a driver waiting at an intersection has seen you coming?

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When you're preparing to make a pass on another vehicle, you should...?

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You can mitigate the effects of your blind spot by...?

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You should be particularly assertive in your scanning in which of these areas?

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If you ride with your headlight on in bright sunlight, how much more likely are you to be noticed?

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If you ride alongside a truck in the next lane, you are risking...?

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When riding at night you should...?

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At what point in a turn should you cancel your signals?

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You are riding on the freeway when you see a car ahead merging to join your lane. There is no space in the lane to your left. What should you do?

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You're riding straight across an intersection where a car is waiting to turn left. You should...?

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