North Dakota Motorcycle Permit Practice Test 03

In this completely free practice test for the North Dakota Motorcycle License, you’ll find 30 multiple choice questions designed to assess your knowledge of motorcycle driving, road rules, and traffic signs, all of which are explained in the North Dakota Motorcycle Manual. If you are unable to obtain a passing score on this test, review the operator’s handbook until you feel confident that you know the material.

North Dakota Motorcycle Permit Test - Quiz 03

When taking a curve in heavy traffic,, your best lane position is usually...?

a. All the way round the left

b. All the way round the center

c. All the way round the right

d. Beginning at the outside and moving inwards

Question 1 of 30

Making eye contact with a driver waiting to pull across you means...?

a. You can proceed with confidence

b. Nothing

c. They've definitely seen you

d. You're in the right legally if there is a crash

Question 2 of 30

You see a driver in the right-hand lane on the freeway who is starting to drift towards your lane. You should...?

a. Shout a warning

b. Sound a quick beep on your horn

c. Accelerate hard to get past

d. Gesture to them to move over

Question 3 of 30

You should ride slower at night than in the day...?

a. On unfamiliar roads

b. In all circumstances

c. On rural roads

d. On freeways

Question 4 of 30

When dealing with multiple hazards, the first thing to do is...?

a. Start swerving

b. Accelerate

c. Slow down

d. Any of these depending on circumstances

Question 5 of 30

You can see a pickup truck parked ahead of you with a person in the driver's seat. Your biggest concern should be that...?

a. A pedestrian will step from beyond them

b. They will open their door

c. They will pull into your lane

d. They will make a U-turn in front of you

Question 6 of 30

Why should you avoid riding between lines of stationary vehicles?

a. A hand might come from a window

b. For all of these reasons

c. A door might open

d. A car could make a sudden turn

Question 7 of 30

In which these areas is it particularly important that you focus on finding potential escape routes?

a. All of them

b. Construction zones

c. Shopping areas

d. Intersections

Question 8 of 30

If your front wheel locks in an emergency stop, you must...?

a. Increase rear brake pressure

b. Release the front brake and leave it off

c. Increase front brake pressure

d. Release the front brake then reapply

Question 9 of 30

You're riding on the freeway and you see a car ahead starting to emerge into your lane. Your best strategy is...?

a. Gesture to them to let you through

b. Accelerate hard

c. Move to the lane next to you

d. Get on your horn and stay on it

Question 10 of 30

When using the 'RiderRadar' system, you should scan the road ahead at distances of...?

a. 4/8/16 seconds

b. 3/6/12 seconds

c. 1/3/8 seconds

d. 2/4/12 seconds

Question 11 of 30

You're planning to pull in outside a store on the middle of a block. To let other drivers know what you're doing, before slowing you should...?

a. Wave your hand

b. Rev your engine

c. Flash your brake light

d. Sound your horn

Question 12 of 30

You're approaching a blind intersection with the stop line. What should you do?

a. Stop at the stop line, then drive straight across

b. Keep driving straight across without stopping

c. Drive through the stop line and stop before the cross street

d. Stop at the stop line, then go on and stop before the cross street

Question 13 of 30

When choosing your motorcycle clothing for visibility, remember that most crashes occur...?

a. At dusk

b. In mist

c. In broad daylight

d. At night

Question 14 of 30

Which of these colors is not a good choice for motorcycle clothing?

a. Green

b. Orange

c. Brown

d. Yellow

Question 15 of 30

When you swerve to avoid a crash, you should...?

a. Lean and keep the motorcycle upright

b. Remain upright and lean the motorcycle

c. Lean opposite to the motorcycle

d. Lean with the motorcycle

Question 16 of 30

Drivers turning into the motorcyclist's right-of-way account for what proportion of motorcycle/car crashes?

a. 50% plus

b. 60% plus

c. 30% plus

d. 40% plus

Question 17 of 30

You risk a highside crash if you release the rear wheel when it is locked when...?

a. You're in 3rd gear or higher

b. The wheels are out of alignment

c. You also have the front brake on

d. Any of these

Question 18 of 30

As you cross an intersection, you should be prepared to...?

a. Accelerate hard

b. Any of these

c. Make rapid changes of position

d. Brake hard

Question 19 of 30

It is most important that you focus on...?

a. Traffic approaching you from ahead

b. Traffic coming from behind

c. All of these equally

d. Traffic on your left and right

Question 20 of 30

You're being passed from behind by a large truck. You should...?

a. Pull over and stop until it's past

b. Move over to the left

c. Move to the right

d. Stay in the center of your lane

Question 21 of 30

If you ride with other vehicles alongside you, you're in danger of...?

a. All of these

b. Being in a blind spot

c. Being cut across without warning

d. Having your escape route blocked

Question 22 of 30

If you have to stop quickly in a curve, remember that you will have...?

a. Less momentum

b. Less traction

c. More traction

d. Greater momentum

Question 23 of 30

The first thing to do when executing your decision in avoiding a hazard is to...?

a. All of these at once

b. Communicate your presence

c. Adjust your position

d. Adjust your speed

Question 24 of 30

Unless a city ordinance prohibits it, in a parallel parking space you should park...?

a. At an angle, front wheel to the curb

b. At an angle, rear wheel to the curb

c. Parallel, facing oncoming traffic

d. Parallel, facing away from oncoming traffic

Question 25 of 30

Head checks are important for...?

a. Eliminating tiredness

b. Warning drivers of your intentions

c. Eliminating blindspots

d. Keeping concentration

Question 26 of 30

Stationary objects such as trees and telephone poles should be part of your evaluation strategy because...?

a. They may affect the behavior of other drivers

b. They may conceal other hazards

c. For all these reasons

d. They may block your escape route

Question 27 of 30

In potential high-risk areas you can reduce your reaction time by...?

a. Covering the clutch and both brakes

b. Covering both brakes and the headlight flasher

c. Covering the horn and the headlight flasher

d. Covering both brakes and the horn

Question 28 of 30

There's no traffic around. You should still use your signals when changing lanes because...?

a. All of these reasons

b. There may be cars you haven't seen

c. It's the law

d. It's good discipline

Question 29 of 30

If your rear wheel locks when braking, you can leave it locked provided...?

a. You are travelling upright and straight

b. You're not using the front brake

c. You're going less than 30 miles an hour

d. You're in neutral gear

Question 30 of 30

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North Dakota Motorcycle Permit Practice Test 03

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