Two Wheel Motorcycle Examination CA 2011 N°1

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Before changing lanes to the left, as pictured below, you should :
- Check your left mirror and turn your head to the left
- Check the right mirror and turn your head to the left
- Use your horn and speed up

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The 'Two Wheel Motorcycle Examination CA 2011 n\u00b01' assesses key motorcycle safety practices and decision-making skills. It covers lane changes, dealing with parked cars, judgment in traffic, following distances, stopping techniques, and handling emergencies like locked front tires.

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Two Wheel Motorcycle Examination CA 2011 N°1

Before changing lanes to the left, as pictured below, you should :

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In this picture, you are passing parked cars. The greatest danger to you is :

To make good judgments in traffic, you need to first :

When you are being followed too closely, it is usually best to :

To make a normal stop, use :

If you lock the front tire when stopping :

When adjusting your mirrors to carry a passenger, the passenger should :

The driver turning left in the picture below is not stopping. Your best chance to avoid a collision would be to :

Wearing a helmet can reduce the chance of a fatal head injury in :

While riding an unfamiliar motorcycle :

For higher speed turns, you should :

Alcohol first affects your :

In this picture, the rider in the most dangerous position is :

Riders in a staggered formation will be passing a car. After the lead rider passes, he/she should return to the ____ of the lane.

When riding where sand and gravel have collected on paved roads, you should :

When you ride over a pothole, it is usually best to :

When the front tire goes flat :

To avoid causing a rear end collision when following another vehicle :

At intersections, the most common cause of motorcycle/vehicle collisions is :

In the picture below, the car driver is signaling for a left turn. You should :

When you ride at night :

When you carry a passenger :

In this picture, the light most likely to make your motorcycle more noticeable to the car driver is the :

To discourage others drivers from sharing your lane, it is usually best to ride :

When you turn, you should :