Motorcycle · Group riding
Which statement about using a staggered formation in a riding group is true?
Correct answer: It should be avoided while getting on or off a highway.
Answer options
- AIt should be avoided while getting on or off a highway. Correct
- BIt is the preferred formation in every riding situation.
- CIt is the best formation for riding through curves.
Why
When the group merges onto or leaves a highway, riders should drop into single file so each one has room to adjust speed and position. Staggered riding suits straight stretches of road, not ramps, curves or turns.
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Topic: Group riding License: Motorcycle
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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