Motorcycle · Motorcycle intersections
As you ride toward a blind intersection, what is the best thing to do?
Correct answer: Move to a lane position where drivers can see you sooner.
Answer options
- ACount on cross traffic to yield the right-of-way properly
- BMove to a lane position where drivers can see you sooner Correct
- CSpeed up so you spend less time in the intersection
Why
Pick the part of the lane that puts you in the line of sight of cross-street drivers at the earliest possible moment. Never take it for granted that they have noticed you or will give you the right-of-way.
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Topic: Motorcycle intersections License: Motorcycle
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