Motorcycles & motor driven cycles

1. Half of the lane, if there is enough room
2. The full width of the lane
3. Only enough room to squeeze past
4. None — they must share with other vehicles

Answer: The full width of the lane

Always allow motorcyclists and MDC operators the full width of a lane.

1. Riders often signal only after turning
2. Motorcycle signals are often not self-canceling
3. Motorcycle signals also flash when braking
4. Riders use signals only in heavy traffic

Answer: Motorcycle signals are often not self-canceling

Motorcycle signals are usually not self-canceling, and riders sometimes forget to turn them off.

1. At least one second
2. At least ten seconds
3. No specific distance is needed
4. At least three or four seconds

Answer: At least three or four seconds

Allow at least three or four seconds when following a motorcycle so the rider has time to maneuver or stop.

1. They may suddenly change speed or lane position
2. Their headlights are dimmer than a car's
3. They are required to ride on the shoulder
4. Their tires work only on dry pavement

Answer: They may suddenly change speed or lane position

Motorcyclists may change speed or adjust their lane position suddenly in reaction to hazards like potholes or gravel.

1. True
2. False

Answer: True

Always allow motorcyclists and MDC operators the full use of a lane to maneuver safely.

1. True
2. False

Answer: False

Motorcycle signals are usually not self-canceling, so a flashing signal doesn't always mean a turn is coming.