Nebraska Motorcycle Test 04

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Nebraska Motorcycle Practice Test 04

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

Stop at the next gas station

Wipe it away with your gloves and carry on

Pull over as soon as possible, then deal with it

Remove your eye protection and carry on

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When passing another vehicle, a group formation should end up...?

Completely shuffled

In single file

Reversed

As it was before

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If you're carrying luggage and your motorcycle starts to pull to one side, you should suspect...?

Unevenly loaded saddlebags

Weight too far back

Weight too far forward

Weight too low down

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You are giving a ride to a more experienced motorcyclist than yourself. You should...?

Ask if they have any concerns

Don't instruct them at all

Instruct them as if they were a novice

Give them basic instructions

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If the engine freezes/locks the most likely cause is...?

Lack of oil

Stuck throttle

Lack of antifreeze

Broken chain

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If you experience 'wobble,' you should never...?

Apply the brakes

Try to fight it with the handlebars

Do any of these things

Accelerate out of it

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You have postponed your journey until overnight ice has melted from the roads. You should be aware that you may still encounter it...?

In underpasses

On freeways

On overpasses

At intersections

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The length of route, speed etc of a group should be based on...?

The ability of the least experienced rider

The ability of the oldest rider

The ability of the most experienced rider

The average ability of the group

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Which of these presents the most slippery surface to a rider?

Ice

Wet leaves

Snow

They are all as bad as each other

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Your blood-alcohol content will be lowered by...?

Drinking caffeine

Waiting

Drinking water

Eating

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If you carry luggage in a backpack, you should adjust the straps so that...?

It is as high up as possible

It is in the center of your back

It rests on the seat behind you

It rests in the small of your back

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Experienced riders seldom try to ride more than how many hours in a day?

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The best way to protect yourself from a drink driving conviction is...?

To pick routes not likely to be heavily policed

To each large meals when drinking

Not to drink when riding

To wait a suitable time after drinking before riding

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If you are taking a curve in heavy traffic, your best line is probably...?

Staying all round the right of the lane

Staying all round the left of the lane

Staying all round the center of the lane

Moving from right to left and back again

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If you cannot loosen a stuck throttle, you should immediately apply...?

Any of these combinations

Front brake and clutch

Engine cut-off and front brake

Engine cut-off and clutch

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You should tell your passenger they can put their feet down...?

When parking up

Only when you tell them to

When stopped at intersections

If they feel off-balance

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In staggered group formation, rider #5 should have what following distance on rider #1?

6 seconds

4 seconds

3 seconds

2 seconds

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The best place for a load on a motorcycle is...?

Low down and forward

Low down and back

High up and forward

High up and back

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When riding across a slippery surface, you should do your best to be...?

Aggressive

Fast

All of these

Smooth

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If you drink 7 drinks in 5 hours, what is the (minimum) number of drinks you will have left in your system?

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The most important job of the lead rider in a group is to...?

Set the pace

Stretch the other riders' ability

Warn of hazards/change of conditions ahead

Set the line through curves

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It's perfectly safe to cross a railroad track at an angle of up to...?

15°

25°

35°

45°

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To absorb the shock of striking an object in the road, you should...?

Tip your weight backwards

Stick out your knees and elbows

Rise slightly off the seat

Throw your weight forwards

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If a tire goes flat, you should brake with...?

The flat wheel

Engine braking only

Both brakes together

The still inflated wheel

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Which of these drinks contains the most alcohol?

A 12 ounce can of beer

A 5 ounce glass of wine

A 1.5 ounce shot of hard liquor

They are all the same

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Which riders in a group should carry detailed information about the planned route?

The leader

All of them

The most experienced pair of riders

The leader and the sweep rider

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You should tell your passenger that when you are approaching a surface hazards such as a bump, they should...?

Tighten their grip

Push their weight forward

Relax their grip

Put their feet down

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How should you make regular checks on your luggage?

Feel behind you as you go

Listen out for flapping noises

Stop and test it

Look in your mirrors

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To carry a passenger, you must have...?

A proper seat

All of these things

A strap or solid handholds

Proper foot rests

30 / 30

Groups of riders should cross intersections...?

As one group

In single file

In threes

In pairs

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Pro Tips for Test Day

To make sure everything goes smoothly on the day of your Nebraska Motorcycle Permit Test, follow these tips:

Get Enough Rest: Don’t cram the night before! A well-rested mind processes information better.
Arrive Early: Ensure you have plenty of time to reach your testing location without stress.
Bring the Necessary Documents: Check the DMV guidelines to ensure you have all required paperwork.
Stay Calm: You’ve studied, you’ve practiced, and you’re ready—take a deep breath and trust yourself.

Why Practicing Is the Key to Success

Practice tests don’t just test your knowledge—they build it. With each question you encounter, you’ll become more familiar with the nuances of Nebraska motorcycle laws, safe riding techniques, and traffic rules. And since our practice tests are designed with the same structure as the real permit test, nothing surprises you.

The good news? Our four Nebraska Motorcycle Permit Practice Tests cover it all. With just 30 questions per test, you can easily fit studying into your daily schedule. Spend as little as 20 minutes daily, and see the difference it makes.