Motorcycle · Being seen
Which habit belongs in a rider's regular scan of the surroundings?
Correct answer: Glancing at the mirrors frequently.
Answer options
- AGlancing at the mirrors frequently Correct
- BKeeping your eyes on the mirrors at all times
- CNot using the mirrors at all
Why
Regular glances at your mirrors keep you aware of what is behind you, which matters whenever you slow, stop or change position. Staring into them, however, would take your eyes off the road ahead for too long.
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Topic: Being seen License: Motorcycle
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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