DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA MOTORCYCLE PERMIT TEST
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Safe riding requires knowledge and skill. To earn your motorcycle license in District of Columbia, you must pass both a knowledge test and an on-cycle skill test. The knowledge test includes questions on driving laws, rules of the road and safe riding practices, as well as information specific to two-wheeled vehicles. Knowledge test questions are based on information and ideas from the District of Columbia Motorcycle Operator Manual. The test consists of 25 questions, and a passing score consists of at least 20 correct answers (80%).
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To increase your chances of avoiding obstacles at night, you should:
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ride in a staggered formation.
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reduce your speed.
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grab at the front brake.
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always ride in the center lane position.
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2.
If you cannot avoid a
slippery surface:
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walk your motorcycle across it.
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rise slightly off the seat with your
weight on the foot pegs.
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keep your motorcycle
straight up and proceed as slowly
as possible.
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lean back.
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3.
______ can cause your motorcycle to wobble.
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Carrying a passenger
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Improper braking technique
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Riding a motorcycle that is too big
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Improper loading of cargo
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4.
If the front tire goes flat while
riding:
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hold the handlegrips firmly,
ease off the throttle, and keep
a straight course.
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twist the throttle back and forth
several times.
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make sure the tire pressure, shock
spring preload and
dampers are at the recommended
settings for the weight.
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avoid using the rear brake.
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5.
Driving a motorcycle is ____________ driving a car.
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as tiring as
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less tiring than
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more tiring than
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less tiring at night than
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