New Hampshire Motorcycle Test 03

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New Hampshire Motorcycle Practice Test 03

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Using the 'RiderRadar' system, anything it is considered immediate if it is within...?

16 seconds of you

4 seconds of you

12 seconds of you

2 seconds of you

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If you're planning to stop somewhere where it may not be expected, e.g. the middle of a block, you should warn other drivers by...?

Flashing your brake light

Waving your hands

Indicating 100 yards in advance

Shouting a warning

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Before you make a pass, you should...?

Do all of these

Make a head check

Check your mirrors

Use your turn signal

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When executing a strategy to avoid a hazard, you should...?

Adjust your speed

All of these

Communicate your presence

Adjust your position

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When choosing clothing for visibility, you should remember that most motorcycle crashes happen...?

At dawn

In fog

At nighttime

In broad daylight

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Head checks should be used...?

Only in heavy traffic

Only when making left turns

Only when changing lanes

As part of your normal scanning routine

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If you don't release the front brake immediately when the front wheel locks, you will lose...?

Control

Balance

Direction

All of these

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If you ride with your headlight on in the daytime, you are...?

Risking a ticket

Causing a hazard

Twice as likely to be seen

Wasting your battery

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The most likely place for conflict between yourself and other traffic is...?

An intersection

A sweeping curve

An offramp

A business district

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When applying maximum straight line braking, the best place to look is...?

At what you're trying not to crash into

At the handlebars

Well ahead

At the front wheel

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If you have to stop quickly, you should use...?

Both brakes alternately

Rear brake only

Both brakes together

Front brake only

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At intersections, always work on the basis that...?

A driver will yield

Drivers who see you will stop

A driver has seen you if you make eye contact

A driver has not seen you

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The most effective way for clothing to be seen is for it...?

To be dark

To be reflective

To be brightly colored

To match your motorcycle

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Your biggest concern when approaching a parked car should be...?

That a pedestrian will step from behind it

That it will pull a U-turn across you

That it will pull into your lane

That the driver will open the door

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You have a truck to your left, a bus to your right and a car ahead. The safest thing to do is...?

Wave at them to drop back

Stay where you are

Drop back to clear space

Swerve through them to get ahead

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If your rear wheel locks you can leave it locked until you have come to a stop, provided...?

You're going in a straight line

All of these apply

The motorcycle is upright

The road surface is good

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In busy areas you should be particularly focusing your search strategy on...?

Potential escape routes

Blocking other traffic

The fastest line

Places you can pass

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At night it is more difficult to assess...?

Distance

Trajectory

Speed

All of these

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You should reduce your speed at night...?

On freeways

On badly lit roads

In unfamiliar areas

At all times

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Which of these is not part of the SEE strategy?

Evaluate

Execute

Speed

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It's particularly important to use your mirrors when...?

When stopped at an intersection

Before you change lanes

In all these situations

Before you slow down

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Before passing a vehicle, you should position yourself...?

Well back off their right side

Just outside their blindspot

Well back off their left side

Close up on their left side

23 / 30

You can reduce your reaction time in busy areas by riding...?

With the rear brake, clutch and headlight flasher covered

With the clutch and both brakes covered

With the horn and the clutch covered

With both brakes and the horn covered

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The best place to be to avoid being dangerously affected by wind blast from an oncoming vehicle is...?

In the left of the lane

As far away from the vehicle as possible

In the center of the lane

In the right of the lane

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The signals on your motorcycle are similar to those on a car, but using them is...?

Less important

More important

As important

It depends on conditions

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The best way of searching for traffic at a blind intersection is...?

To stop at the stop line, then accelerate across

To drive across slowly looking left and right

To use your ears instead of your eyes

To stop and lean forward

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When passing a parked car, you should...?

Stay in the center of your lane

Many of these depending on conditions

Stay as far to the right as possible

Ride as far to the left as possible

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When it is acceptable to share a lane with other vehicles?

When riding with friends

When traffic is stationary

Never

When making a pass

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You can see 5 potential hazards ahead. How should you deal with them?

In a group of 2 and a group of 3

In pairs and a single

As 5 individual hazards

As a single group of hazards

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A highside crash is caused when a locked rear wheel is released with...?

The clutch in

The throttle open

The wheels out of alignment

The front brake on

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