Motorcycle · Motorcycle intersections
At an intersection, which part of your lane makes you easiest for other drivers to see?
Correct answer: No single position is best at every intersection.
Answer options
- AThe right third of your lane
- BNo single position is best at every intersection Correct
- CThe left third of your lane
Why
Intersections differ, so the best spot is whichever one puts you in the clearest view of drivers who could cross your path while still leaving you room to escape. Be ready to adjust your position as the situation changes rather than relying on one fixed place.
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Topic: Motorcycle intersections License: Motorcycle
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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