New Brunswick Motorcycle Practice Test 02
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Questions In This Quiz
Do not use high speed highways unless…?
What is an adequate following distance?
Which statement is false? You should always leave plenty of space between yourself and vehicles you are following because…?
When you plan to start, stop or change direction in traffic, there is only one sure way to see a car behind you in the next lane by doing…?
Which statement is false? Do not ride on the extreme right of a road because…?
The best position in which to see ahead and to be seen by other drivers on a two-way, two-lane street is…?
When riding with other cycles, how do you not ride in a single lane on public streets and highways?
When railroad tracks cross the highway…?
Which statement is false? When driving on a slippery surface…?
is it okay to drag your feet while turning?
When making a sharp turn at less than 25 km/h, you should…?
When taking a curve at normal cruising speed, what should you do?
When making turns, when should you do your braking and gear shifting?
Do not carry a passenger unless your machine is…?
Which statement is false? When carrying passengers, instruct them to…?
Why should you avoid painted or metal surfaces in wet weather?
When approaching sand or gravel, slow down and…?
If someone is too close behind you, what should you do?
Which statement is false? You should never ride the brake partly applied because…?
It is preferable when stopped in traffic to have transmission in…?
Why should you downshift as you brake?
Which statement is false? If you brake too hard, your front wheel may lock under which of the following conditions?
Always apply both brakes to stop unless your speed is…?
Where does the weight shift while braking?
The front brake provides what percentage of the total braking force under normal road conditions?
