Motorcycle · Group riding
A rider with little experience is joining a group ride. Where in the group should this rider be?
Correct answer: Right behind the leader of the group.
Answer options
- AAt the back, as the last rider
- BAt the front, leading the group
- CRight behind the leader of the group Correct
Why
Riding just after the leader keeps a newer rider surrounded by skilled riders, who can watch over them and help if a problem comes up. The front and rear positions should be held by the most experienced members of the group.
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Topic: Group riding License: Motorcycle
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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