Motorcycle Safety and Riding Quiz #2

Not turning off a turn signal:

• Encourages other drivers to pull into your path

• Keeps other drivers from seeing your brake light

• Reduces your chances of a collision because other drivers stay clear

When the front tire goes flat while riding:

• Apply the rear brake and steer to the edge of the road

• Steer to the right and apply both brakes

• You will not be able to control the motorcycle

When you turn:

• Keep your head and your eyes straight to maintain balance

• Look through the turn to where you want to go

• Always lean at the same angle as the motorcycle

Riding in the center portion of the lane:

• Should be avoided if possible

• Keeps other drivers from seeing you

• Keeps others from sharing your lane

Wearing a helmet will:

• Increase your chances of a head injury

• Reduce your chances of a head injury

• Neither reduce nor increase your chances of a head injury

To reduce speed before turning:

• Close the throttle and apply the brakes

• Pull in the clutch and use both brakes

• Apply the rear brake only

To operate the throttle:

• Start with your wrist flat

• Sit forward with arms straight

• Twist it forward and down for more power

When carrying loads:

• Keep the load behind the rear axle

• Fasten the load against the frame on the back of the seat

• Keep the load low and as far forward as possible

A passenger should:

• Hold onto the seat strap

• Hold onto the side of the seat

• Hold onto the operator's waist

• Not ride without a backseat

When the motorcycle is stopped at an intersection, a passenger should:

• Keep both feet on the foot pegs

• Place one foot on the ground

• Place both feet on the ground

• Move back on the seat