Motorcycle · Being seen
Vehicles are joining the highway from an on-ramp. As a motorcyclist, what should you do?
Correct answer: Never assume the merging drivers have seen you.
Answer options
- ANever assume the merging drivers have seen you Correct
- BCount on the merging drivers to see you
- CStop and wait until they have merged
Why
Drivers coming down an entrance ramp are busy looking for a gap and can easily miss a motorcycle. Give them room by changing lanes or adjusting your speed, and be ready in case one moves into your path.
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Topic: Being seen License: Motorcycle
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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