Motorcycle · Regulatory signs
A posted sign bans mopeds from a freeway. What does that mean for moped riders?
Correct answer: They are not allowed on that freeway at all.
Answer options
- AThey are not allowed on that freeway at all Correct
- BThey may use it as long as they stay below 30 mph
- CThey may use it, but only while traffic is flowing freely
Why
When signs prohibit mopeds on a freeway, the restriction is absolute: it does not change with traffic conditions or with how slowly you ride. Choose a different route that mopeds are allowed to travel on.
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Topic: Regulatory signs License: Motorcycle
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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