Motorcycle · Defensive driving
What is a good habit when you scan your surroundings on a motorcycle?
Correct answer: Locating escape paths near intersections, shopping areas, and schools.
Answer options
- AKeeping your eyes fixed on pedestrians until they are out of sight
- BChecking whether you can go faster than all the traffic around you
- CLocating escape paths near intersections, shopping areas, and schools Correct
Why
Hazards show up most often where traffic and people mix, such as at intersections, schools, and shopping districts. Always knowing where you could go if your path is suddenly blocked lets you react the moment trouble appears.
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Topic: Defensive driving License: Motorcycle
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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