Motorcycle · Passengers and cargo
Which of these should you avoid when you have a passenger on your motorcycle?
Correct answer: Telling your passenger to hang on to the rear of the motorcycle.
Answer options
- ALeaving yourself more room than usual to bring the motorcycle to a stop
- BTelling your passenger to hang on to the rear of the motorcycle Correct
- CRiding a little more slowly than you would without a passenger
Why
A passenger should hold firmly to your waist, hips, or belt so they stay secure as the motorcycle speeds up or slows down. Riding a bit slower and allowing more stopping distance are both proper adjustments for the extra weight.
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Topic: Passengers and cargo License: Motorcycle
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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