Motorcycle Permit Practice Test

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If a vehicle enters your path, you should:

  1. Stay in the same position

  2. Move away from the vehicle

  3. Close your eyes and brace for impact

  4. Honk your horn repeatedly

The correct answer is: Move away from the vehicle

When a vehicle enters your path while you are riding a motorcycle, the best course of action is to move away from the vehicle. This allows you to create more space between you and the potential hazard, reducing the risk of a collision. Staying in the same position or closing your eyes and bracing for impact are not safe or effective responses to a vehicle entering your path. Honking your horn repeatedly may alert the other vehicle to your presence, but it is still important to actively maneuver your motorcycle to avoid a potential hazard.

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