Motorcycle · Lane position
When choosing a lane position, riders usually think of a lane as divided into:
Correct answer: Three parts.
Answer options
- AFour parts
- BTwo parts
- CThree parts Correct
Why
Each lane is treated as three tracks: left, center, and right. Shifting between them helps you avoid hazards, stay visible, and keep a buffer from other traffic.
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Topic: Lane position License: Motorcycle
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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