Maine Motorcycle Test 04

Your permit isn’t just a formality—it’s a commitment to safe riding. Maine’s laws are designed to protect both riders and other motorists, so having a solid grasp of these rules is critical. You’re enhancing your chances of passing the test and building the foundation of your skills as a responsible rider.

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Maine Motorcycle Practice Test 04

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Usually the first warning you have of a flat tire is...?

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The majority of riders involved in crashes made which of these mistakes?

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When riding in a group, you should park...?

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The most sensible thing to do if going to meet friends at a bar where you want to drink is...?

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The best way to cross a bridge grating is to...?

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The most important rules for group riding that there should be no...?

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You've loaded your motorcycle for a camping trip. You must be aware that your stopping distance will be...?

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If something hits you which cracks or smears your eye protection, you should...?

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What percentage of fatal motorcycle crashes involve a rider who has been drinking?

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When you need to apply maximum straight line braking, you should...?

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To carry a passenger, your motorcycle should have...?

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If you're going to carry a passenger, you should adjust...?

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Which of these drinks is the worst for raising your blood alcohol concentration?

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The chief cause of motorcycle crashes in curves which do not involve another vehicle is ...?

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You are riding along a straight road when a pedestrian steps out in front of you. As you break the rear wheel locks. What should you do?

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If you have to brake when going round the curve, you must bear in mind that you will have...?

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If you develop a wobble when carrying a heavy load, you should shift the weight...?

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When approaching a railroad track which runs at a 45° angle across your path, you should...?

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The sweep rider's main task in a group ride is...?

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Releasing a locked rear wheel can result in a highside crash if...?

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Which person in a group of riders should know the entire route planned and have maps for it?

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In a staggered formation riding in a group, #4 rider should be how many seconds behind the leader?

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As you approach an unavoidable obstacle in the road, you should roll on the throttle slightly in order to...?

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You should only ride alongside another rider in your group if...?

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You should use your high beam headlights at all times at night except when...?

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Loads on a motorcycle should be fastened with...?

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Your following distance at night should be at least...?

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You have had five 12 ounce cans of beer in 2 hours. At an absolute minimum, how long should you wait before riding?

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How many motorcyclists are seriously injured each year in the USA in crashes involving abuse of substances?

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Not keeping your engine oil topped up can result in...?

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Tips for Passing Your Maine Motorcycle Permit Test

Preparation goes beyond practice tests. Follow these additional tips to set yourself up for success on test day!

  • Study the Handbook

The Maine Motorcycle Operator’s Manual contains everything you need to know. Make it your go-to resource for studying the rules, signs, and best practices.

  • Take Your Time

During the test, read each question carefully. Don’t rush—it’s important to fully understand what’s being asked before answering.

  • Arrive Prepared

Bring the required documents and arrive early on test day to avoid unnecessary stress.

  • Stay Calm

Relax and trust your preparation. Remember, practice tests have given you the knowledge and confidence to excel.