MASSACHUSETTS MOTORCYCLE LICENSE TEST
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Prior to applying for a Massachusetts Motorcycle License (“Class M”) you must obtain a learner’s permit. To obtain a learner’s permit, you must be at least sixteen 16, complete an application, present valid identification, pay a fee, and pass a knowledge test. The Massachusetts motorcycle test consists of 25 questions. To pass, you must get a score of 18 (72%) or more. The test will cover the information from the Massachusetts Motorcycle Manual. If you do not have a Class D license, you must pass both a Class D knowledge test and a Class M knowledge test.
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A motorcycle rider who approaches an intersection:
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has the right-of-way over traffic already in the intersection.
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must yield the right-of-way vehicles trying to share the lane.
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must yield the right-of-way to traffic already in the intersection.
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must drive straight through the intersection, even if another vehicle is already in the intersection.
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2.
Distances are harder to judge at night than in daylight. When you ride at night you should:
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All the other answers are correct.
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use your high beam whenever you are not following or meeting a car.
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use another vehicle's tail lights to help judge the road ahead.
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allow more distance to pass and be passed.
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3.
______ a common factor in motorcycle collisions.
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Bad drivers are
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Not being seen is
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Traffic signals are
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Seasonal changes are
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When riding over rain grooves or bridge gratings that cause the motorcycle to weave, you should:
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relax, maintain a steady speed and ride straight across.
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roll on the throttle.
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pull in the clutch.
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apply the rear brake.
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5.
A motorcycle can be parked in a space reserved for persons with disabilities:
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when it is carrying fragile or heavy cargo.
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only after riding in a staggered formation.
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when parking for less than ten minutes.
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if it is equipped with disabled person plates.
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