Motorcycle · Lane position
Which habit helps a rider reduce the risk of a crash?
Correct answer: Riding in the proper lane position.
Answer options
- ARiding without using your turn signals
- BRiding close behind other vehicles
- CRiding in the proper lane position Correct
Why
A good lane position makes you easier to see, keeps you out of drivers' blind spots and gives you a cushion of space to react. Skipping turn signals and tailgating both raise the risk of a crash.
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Topic: Lane position License: Motorcycle
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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