Motorcycle · Lane position
Traffic around you has slowed down or come to a stop. What should you do on your motorcycle?
Correct answer: Avoid weaving from lane to lane through the traffic.
Answer options
- AWeave in and out of the lanes to move ahead
- BAvoid weaving from lane to lane through the traffic Correct
- CMove up close behind the car ahead so no one cuts in
Why
Drivers in stopped or slowing traffic are not watching for a motorcycle to slip past them, and they may open a door or change lanes without warning. Crowding the vehicle ahead is no better, because it takes away the space cushion and escape route you need.
About this question
Topic: Lane position License: Motorcycle
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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