Maryland Motorcycle Test 02

Remember, the road to safe riding starts here. Study diligently, use the available resources, and don’t be afraid to ask for help if needed. Good luck, and we can’t wait to see you out there—riding with freedom and confidence!

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Maryland Motorcycle Practice Test 02

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You are waiting at a railroad crossing in front of a long line of cars. What gear should you be in?

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The best way of making sure you brake correctly in an emergency is to...?

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With either brake fully applied, you should not be able to push your motorcycle forwards or backwards...?

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You should apply your front brake with...?

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When you're riding, you should be scanning your path of travel up to where you will be in...?

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To make sure you don't accidentally use too much throttle, your right wrist should be...?

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You change down gear as you reach the bottom of a hill. Immediately you experience a rear wheel skid. What has caused this?

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You can stabilize your suspension as you go through a curve by...?

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You can avoid becoming involved in crashes by...?

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As you ride through a curve, you should be looking at...?

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A driver waiting at an intersection ahead of you unexpectedly pulls out and you run into their passenger side door. Who is responsible for the crash?

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A motorcyclist in front of you rides over a pedestrian crosswalk. You should not reach that crosswalk until...?

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Drivers ahead are most likely to see you if you position yourself...?

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You should adjust your mirrors...?

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You can usually ride safely on the oily strip in the center of your lane unless...?

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You should choose a lane position which allows you to...?

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How often should you check your wheel rims for rust, cracks, dents etc?

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A properly adjusted mirror might still show...?

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In normal riding, your feet should be on the pegs and...?

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The most common place for single vehicle motorcycle crashes to occur is in turns. This will usually be because the rider has...?

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You come up behind an ambulance stopped at a red light. Where should you position yourself?

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You should adjust the handlebars on a motorcycle so that your hands are level with...?

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As you go through a braking maneuver you should...?

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It is important to position yourself on the road so that you have a cushion of space...?

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The most important thing in avoiding crash involvement is to be...?

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The ideal way to deal with a tailgater is...?

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Keeping your knees touching the gas tank will help with...?

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Your brake light should be operated by...?

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When making a passing move, before the pass you should have...?

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On a two-lane highway, you see a police vehicle coming fast at you from the opposite direction. What's the best place to be to deal with the wind blast as it passes?

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What’s on the Maryland Motorcycle Permit Test?

To help you succeed, it’s helpful to understand the test’s format and content. Here’s an overview of what to expect:

1. Traffic Laws and Road Rules

Familiarity with Maryland’s traffic laws is crucial for safe riding. The test will include questions about speed limits, road-sharing rules, and passing vehicles correctly.

2. Traffic Signs

You’ll be tested on your ability to recognize and obey traffic signs, from warning and regulatory to informational signs.

3. Motorcycle-Specific Safety Practices

This section covers topics like protective gear, riding stability, and key safety measures to reduce risk in emergencies.

4. Sharing the Road

Expect questions about sharing the road with larger vehicles, pedestrians, and other motorcyclists. Understanding blind spots and proper lane positioning is essential.

The test usually consists of 25-30 multiple-choice questions, and you’ll need a passing score of 80% or higher to earn your permit.