Nebraska Motorcycle Test 02

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Nebraska Motorcycle Practice Test 02

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Many motorcyclists consider what to be the default lane position indicator?

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You are stopped at lights waiting for them to change. Your motorcycle should be in...?

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For the purposes of selecting your lane position, you should divide the lane into...?

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You borrow someone else's motorcycle. You should ride it...?

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The car ahead of you has stopped at an intersection. You should stop...?

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If you are forced to brake in a turn, you should remember that...?

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What should you turn to keep looking through a curve?

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As you approach a turn, you should be thinking about...?

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Why should you always use both brakes when slowing or stopping?

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Which of these can you use to inform other drivers of your intentions?

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How often (minimum) should you check your brake hydraulic fluid and coolant level?

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If you're going too fast when switching into a lower gear, you are risking...?

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In slow tight turns, your body should...?

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A car driver has been tailgating you for the last mile and a half. What should you do?

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The best place to find out how to care for your motorcycle is...?

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To maintain control and avoid accidents, the best position for your feet when riding is...?

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To prevent yourself accidentally using too much throttle, your right wrist should be, when you start...?

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A properly adjusted mirror may still show part of...?

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How can you stabilize your motorcycle as you go through a turn?

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You shouldn't be able to move your motorcycle forward or back if you...?

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What would be the best ratio between using your arms to support your weight and using them to steer, respectively?

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You should inspect your motorcycle using the T-CLOCS system...?

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When you're following another vehicle, if they were to stop dead in an instant you shouldn't reach them for at least...?

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You need to consider increasing your following distance if...?

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Where will you find your neutral position in a normal gearbox?

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When choosing a lane position behind a car, you should remember that drivers most often check...?

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You are pulling out from a parallel parking space on an urban street when an oncoming driver clips your front wheel and knocks you over. The driver was travelling at 10 mph over the speed limit. Who is responsible?

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Maintaining a good cushion of space around yourself as you ride will give you...?

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Engine braking is controlled by...?

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What happens to the available traction as you go through a braking maneuver?

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Introducing the Nebraska Motorcycle Permit Practice Test

This practice test isn’t just helpful—it’s indispensable. It’s designed to closely mirror the Nebraska Motorcycle Permit Test format, arming you with the knowledge and confidence you need to succeed.

Here’s why it stands out from other prep methods:

1. Accurate Simulation of the Real Test

Our practice test includes 30 multiple-choice questions formatted exactly like those on the actual permit test. This helps you get comfortable with the structure and pacing of the real thing.

2. Test Content Directly From the Operator Manual

Every question is crafted using guidelines from the official Nebraska Motorcycle Operator Manual—so you’re studying the material that matters.

3. Multiple Practice Test Options

Why settle for one practice test when you can take four? With multiple sets of questions, you’ll cover all possible topics and gain a broader understanding of the material.

4. Instant Feedback

Got a question wrong? No problem! The practice test provides immediate feedback and explanations for each answer, so you’ll learn as you go.

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Yes, you read that right. Preparing for the Nebraska Motorcycle Permit Test doesn’t have to cost a dime. Our practice tests are completely free to use.