Motorcycle Permit Practice Test

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What potential risk may occur if a motorcycle rider takes a right turn too fast?

  1. Wheelie

  2. Veering into a ditch

  3. Toppling over

  4. Veering into oncoming traffic

The correct answer is: Veering into oncoming traffic

Taking a right turn too fast on a motorcycle can lead to the potential risk of veering into oncoming traffic. This occurs because the speed at which the turn is taken may cause the rider to lose control of the motorcycle's path, thereby drifting into the lane reserved for oncoming vehicles. This situation is extremely dangerous and can result in a head-on collision or other serious accidents. It is crucial for motorcycle riders to approach turns at appropriate speeds to maintain control and ensure their safety on the road.

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