Michigan Motorcycle Test 03

Passing the Michigan Motorcycle Permit Test is a significant milestone in your motorcycling journey. You’ll be ready to hit the road confidently with proper preparation, including practice tests and a motorcycle safety course.

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Michigan Motorcycle Practice Test 03

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You should increase your following distance if...?

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To be safe at a blind intersection, you must...?

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

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Which is the only color you should choose on this list for a motorcycle jacket?

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The area which has the greatest potential for conflict between a motorcyclist in a car driver is...?

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Before moving out to make a pass, you should...?

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There is a driver waiting at an intersection on your right. They are looking straight at you; you may assume...?

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When choosing motorcycle clothing, you should remember that your body makes up how much of the unit which is visible to drivers?

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As you cross an intersection with cars waiting to turn left across your lane, you should...?

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You should not share your lane with another vehicle...?

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

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You're following a fire truck on a city street. You see a trashcan ahead; once its rear bumper has passed that trashcan, you should not get there for...?

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Using the 'Rider Radar' technique, you should search the road ahead for hazards at...?

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You're nearly home and planning to pull into your driveway, what's the best way to let drivers behind know what you're up to?

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When riding behind a car, you should remember that most drivers tend to favor...?

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You are twice as likely to be seen in daylight if you...?

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The best thing to do to deal with blast from larger vehicles is to...?

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Which of these is not part of the SEE strategy?

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More than 50% of motorcycle/car crashes are caused by...?

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When you're riding at night, you should reduce your speed...?

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You should try to avoid riding with cars either side of you...?

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When setting up a pass on another vehicle, you should position yourself...?

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When you see a driver ahead preparing to pull out, you must remember that to him you probably look...?

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When you want to alert another driver to your presence, the best way of using your horn is...?

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The biggest danger a parked car presents to you is that...?

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Your SEE strategy should include evaluating all traffic signs and signals ahead...?

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Unless a city ordinance specifically instructs you how to park, you should park your motorcycle in a parallel parking space...?

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Making a head check means...?

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If a car ahead is merging onto the highway, the best thing to do if possible is...?

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There is generally enough traction on the grease strip in the middle of the lane unless...

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The Importance of Michigan’s Motorcycle Safety Course

Did you know Michigan requires all riders under 18 to complete a motorcycle safety course? Even if you’re over 18, taking the course is highly recommended. These certified courses provide hands-on training that’s essential for safe riding.

Benefits of Taking a Motorcycle Safety Course

  1. Develop Key Riding Skills: Learn practical techniques, including braking, turning, and curve negotiation.
  2. Better Test Performance: The course covers material found on the permit test and provides real-world examples that enhance your understanding.
  3. Boost Confidence: Whether you’re a new or returning rider, certified instructors give you the tools to feel secure on the road.

Remember, the skills you gain from this course can save your life. Prioritize safety as you pursue your motorcycle license.

How to Enroll in a Safety Course

Michigan offers several approved training programs. Visit the Michigan Department of State website to find a course near you. Once completed, you’ll receive a certificate that fulfills licensing requirements and makes you a more capable rider.