New Mexico Motorcycle Test 04

Taking a practice test isn’t just about memorizing material—it’s about applying what you learn. The more you practice, the more second-nature the rules become, allowing you to ride confidently and skillfully.

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New Mexico Motorcycle Practice Test 04

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As you approach an intersection, you should...?

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When passing another vehicle in staggered formation, riders should go...?

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The leader of a group of motorcyclists should be riding in...?

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Why should you monitor your mirrors when stopped at an intersection?

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The convex mirrors provided with most modern motorcycles make cars behind seem...?

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If you experience wobble, you should not...?

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Before you change lanes, you should check your mirrors to make sure...?

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When another vehicle is passing you, you should be ready to deal with...?

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You're riding towards a blind intersection which has a stop line. You should...?

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When entering or leaving a highway, a group of riders should...?

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You should use your high beam headlight at all times at night unless...?

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When riding in a group it's best to stay close together because...?

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The best position to choose when being passed from behind is...?

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'Wobble' on a motorcycle means that...?

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Radical changes of speed or direction when crossing an intersection risk...?

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When the 3rd rider in a staggered formation makes a pass on a vehicle, they should end up...?

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What percentage of motorcycle/car collisions are caused by drivers entering a motorcyclist's right-of-way?

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At night you should employ a following distance of at least...?

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The second rider of a group of motorcyclists in staggered formation should be how far ahead of the fourth?

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If a car has the ability to pull into your path, you should...?

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You can increase your chances of being seen at intersections by...?

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A dog seems intent on attacking you. You should...?

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When riding at night, your speed should be...?

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You should reduce your reaction time at intersections by...?

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You should reject any helmet offered to you if it has...?

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The best clothing for riding at night is...?

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The greatest potential for conflict between a rider and other traffic is...?

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When can you count on eye contact as a sign that a driver will yield to you?

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The best way to check for traffic at a blind intersection is...?

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If you move away from a passing vehicle you risk...?

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Tips for Acing the Motorcycle Permit Practice Test

Preparation is the key to success. Here’s how to set yourself up for passing the practice test and obtaining your NM motorcycle permit:

1. Study the Manual

The New Mexico Motorcycle Operator Manual is your go-to resource. It covers all the rules and guidelines you’ll need to know, from traffic signals and regulations to bike safety tips.

2. Take the Practice Test Multiple Times

Don’t stop after one attempt! Repeat the NM Motorcycle Permit Practice Test as often as necessary to ensure the material sticks.

3. Learn the Language of Road Signs

Pay extra attention to the section in the manual about traffic signs and markings. Identifying and responding to road signs is critical for your safety as a motorcyclist.

4. Practice Real-World Scenarios

When preparing, try to visualize how the concepts in the test apply to real-world riding conditions. For example, how would you handle a sharp curve or an unexpected road hazard?

5. Test Your Eye for Details

With 20/40 vision as a requirement in New Mexico, refining your ability to quickly spot and assess road signs, signals, and potential hazards is essential.