Motorcycle · Lane position
What does the best lane position do for you as a rider?
Correct answer: Helps you see more and be seen more easily.
Answer options
- AHelps you see more and be seen more easily Correct
- BLeaves room for cars to squeeze in beside you
- CKeeps you inside the blind spots of other drivers
Why
A well-chosen lane position lets you see farther down the road and makes you easier for drivers to notice. Drivers who see you are less likely to turn or pull out in front of you.
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Topic: Lane position License: Motorcycle
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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