New York Motorcycle Test 03

When you’re ready to take your practice to the next level, grab a copy of the New York State Motorcycle Manual, review it thoroughly, and put your knowledge to the test. Good luck, future rider!

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New York Motorcycle Practice Test 03

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A large truck is approaching you in the oncoming carriageway. You should...?

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When choosing motorcycle clothing, remember that the majority of crashes occur...?

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You should use your high beam headlight at night except...?

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You want to get someone's attention quickly in a nonemergency situation. You should...?

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

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In which of these areas should you particularly focus on potential escape routes?

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You see a car ahead of you merging onto the highway. The best reaction is...?

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If you have your headlight on during the day, you are...?

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'Making a head check' means...?

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When making a right turn, you should cancel your indicator...?

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When riding at night, you should...?

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Why should stationary objects such as potholes, telephone poles etc be part of your evaluation strategy?

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You're approaching a driver about to pull out from an intersection ahead of you. You must remember that as a smaller vehicle you will appear...?

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It is permissible to exceed the speed limit in making a pass...?

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When you park at the roadside, you should...?

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You're approaching a blind intersection with a parked car on your right. Where should you move to give a driver approaching from your right to the best chance of seeing you?

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In potential high-risk areas you should cover...?

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When you have to make a swerve you should...?

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You are on a clear road with no traffic in good conditions. The best way to approach a curve is to...?

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More than 50% of motorcycle/car crashes are caused by...?

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You're slowing down before entering an underground parking lot halfway up the block. The best way to warn drivers behind is...?

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Taking a curve in heavy traffic, your best lane position is?

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When you return to your lane after a pass, it is important that you...?

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In an emergency stop, you should use...?

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It is especially important to use your mirrors...?

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There is a piece of concrete in the roadway ahead of you which you can't avoid. You should try to ride over it at...?

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You've evaluated a hazard ahead and are ready to execute your decision. You should...?

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If you have to stop quickly, you must avoid...?

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The biggest danger when you're passing a parked car is that they may...?

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Making eye contact with a driver at an intersection...?

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Tips for Preparing Using the Practice Test

Now that you know why—and what—you’re preparing for, here’s how to make the most out of the NYS Motorcycle Practice Test:

1. Review the New York State Motorcycle Manual

Start by carefully reading through the manual. Think of it as your test prep bible—it contains all the information you’ll encounter on the test. Pay special attention to challenging areas, and take notes for later review.

2. Take the Practice Test Multiple Times

Repetition is key when preparing for any exam. Take the practice test as often as you need to until you consistently score 90% or higher. Each time, review the questions you answered incorrectly and study up on those areas.

3. Simulate Test Conditions

Practice like it’s the real deal. Sit in a quiet room, time yourself, and avoid distractions. This will prepare you for the test environment and help build your focus.

4. Analyze Your Results

After each practice test, review your results to identify patterns. Are you missing questions about traffic signs? Are you struggling with New York-specific riding laws? Pinpoint your weak spots and study those areas intensely.

5. Utilize Flashcards for Memorization

If you’re having difficulty remembering specific traffic signs or rules, create flashcards to drill that information into your memory.

6. Stay Consistent

Consistency is key when preparing for any test. Dedicate a specific amount of time each day to study and take practice tests leading up to your exam date.