FREE Wisconsin Motorcycle Practice Test (2024)

1. To stop as quickly and as safely as possible in a curve, try to:

increase your speed through the curve.
get the motorcycle as perpendicular to the road as possible.
grab the front brake.

2. When riding your motorcycle, you can share your lane:

Never.
when you are riding in the center lane position only.
when you are riding at night.

3. Distances are harder to judge at night than in daylight. When you ride at night you should:

use another vehicle's tail lights to help judge the road ahead.
allow more distance to pass and be passed.
All the other answers are correct.

4. When you pass parked cars:

it is usually best to remain in the right lane position.
stay toward the left of your lane.
increase your speed.

5. When negotiating a turn, motorcyclists should:

All the other answers are correct.
look through the turn to where you want to go.
maintain steady speed or accelerate gradually through the turn.

6. If the front wheel locks:

release the front brake immediately, then reapply it.
grab at the front brake.
roll on the throttle.

7. Braking distance is:

how far a vehicle will continue to travel before the driver hits the brakes.
the total distance a vehicle has traveled until it comes to a complete stop.
how far a vehicle will travel, in ideal conditions, while the driver is braking.

8. You should use both brakes at the same time:

every time you slow or stop.
None of the other answers is correct.
in emergencies only.

9. The rear brake is operated by:

10. What is a benefit of riding in the center lane position?

It allows you to turn more easily.
It keeps you hidden from other drivers.
It prevents others from sharing your lane.

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