New Mexico Motorcycle Test 02

By the end of this motorcycle practice test, you’ll feel prepared to ace the test and take the first steps toward becoming a licensed motorcyclist in the Land of Enchantment.

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New Mexico Motorcycle Practice Test 02

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A 'sharrow' on the pavement means...?

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To stop, a large truck may need...?

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Before starting on a long trip, you should...?

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Under New Mexico law you must carry enough insurance to be able to pay how much in the case of bodily injury or death to two or more persons in any one accident?

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New Mexico driving regulations require that you have at least...?

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In order to have time to react, you should always lower your speed in and around...?

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Which of these drinks contains the most alcohol?

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You must carry sufficient insurance in New Mexico to pay how much in damages for property destruction in an accident?

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Which of these is the only thing which can sober you up when you've been drinking?

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What percentage of traffic crashes in which someone was killed involved alcohol?

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Any DWI conviction in New Mexico will remain on your driver's license for...?

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In relation to other traffic, you should try to...?

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Unless posted otherwise, the speed limit in a business or residential area is...?

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People with epilepsy should be seizure free for how long before being issued a driver's license in New Mexico?

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It is illegal to drive under the influence of...?

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At all times, you should be focused on keeping a safety cushion...?

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When riding at night, you should switch to low beams as you get within...?

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You should always aim to stop, in normal circumstances...?

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There has been overnight ice but it has gone from the road. You should be aware that you could still encounter ice...?

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You should not stop at the scene of an accident unless...?

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Under normal circumstances you should not attempt to pass...?

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When descending steep hills, you should remain especially alert for...?

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If you accrue 12 or more points on your New Mexico driver's license in a 12 month period, how long will your license be suspended for?

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You should try to avoid riding your motorcycle when you are...?

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When riding at night, you should be driving at a speed that allows you to stop...?

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If you are at an accident and a person is injured, if possible you should give them...?

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When passing a bicyclist, you should attempt to give them...?

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The first thing you should do if your motorcycle breaks down is...?

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The road surface will be especially slippery...?

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You should be particularly vigilant about watching out for wildlife...?

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Gearing Up for Safety

Safety gear isn’t just about following the law—it’s about protecting yourself on the road. Here’s what you need to know about proper motorcycle attire in New Mexico:

Helmet Requirements

  • If you’re under 18, wearing a motorcycle helmet is legally required in New Mexico.
  • A good motorcycle helmet should fit snugly without restricting your comfort.

Reflective Clothing

Visibility is key when riding at night. The best clothing to wear in low-light conditions is reflective, which helps other motorists spot you on the road.

Additional Safety Gear

  • Invest in durable gloves to protect your hands.
  • Opt for sturdy boots that cover the ankle for maximum protection.
  • A reinforced motorcycle jacket can shield you from the elements and help prevent injuries in case of a fall.