Nova Scotia Motorcycle Test 02

Whether you’re a seasoned rider relocating to Nova Scotia or a fresh rookie donning a helmet for the first time, the Nova Scotia motorcycle test is an essential rite of passage. Here is your comprehensive guide to mastering one of Atlantic Canada’s most important motorcycle examinations.

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Nova Scotia Motorcycle Practice Test 02

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What would you do if a wheel locks up?

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If the engine is cold, what can be done to help you start the engine?

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Which statement is FALSE? Having space all around your vehicle will allow the following to happen...?

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In an emergency, draw in the clutch, gear down, apply the front brake, and push down on the back brake...?

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To start the motorcycle, the 'shut off' switch should be turned to what position?

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Why should you always leave plenty of space between you and the vehicles around you?

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What are good motorcyclists careful to maintain to increase visibility?

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At 100 km, you have gone 30 to 40 metres before the brakes take hold, and how many metres before you are stopped?

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When braking, you should...?

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If you have a learner motorcycle licence, can you carry passengers?

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If someone is following you closely, what can you do to alert them that you may be slowing?

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Which of the following is not a best practice when encountering slippery surfaces?

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How much stopping power do the front brakes provide?

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If you are forced to brake when the front wheel is turned...?

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Must your motorcycle be equipped with a rear seat and footrests to carry a passenger?

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Which statement is FALSE? Once you start to carry passengers, remember that the extra weight changes the way a motorcycle handles, such as...?

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On a roadway with more than two lanes, why should you check the far lanes as well as the lane next to you?

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Other drivers often have a hard time seeing a motorcycle, especially when the motorcyclist is doing what?

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The passenger should hold on tightly to what?

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Don't assume the passenger knows what to do, so tell the passenger to sit where?

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When applying the front brake, you should...?

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Why should you never ride the brake?

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Which statement is FALSE? Any number of things can combine to make the road surface slippery, such as...?

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What is the minimum distance you should maintain while following another vehicle under ideal conditions?

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Most collisions between vehicles and motorcycles happen where?

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Make sure your passenger understands that he or she must keep both feet...?

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When you plan to start, stop, or change direction in traffic, it is important to check...?

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At 50 km per hour, how far have you gone before your brakes start to take hold?

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When it comes to turns, you should do all your braking...?

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When is the highway likely to be slippery in the rain?

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