Motorcyclists

1. Give it a full lane; never share it
2. Share the lane if there is room
3. Share the lane if the rider allows
4. Pass within the same lane if slow

Answer: Give it a full lane; never share it

Allow a motorcyclist a full lane width; do not share the lane.

1. Their headlights are dimmer
2. They are smaller
3. They usually ride on the shoulder
4. They travel faster than cars

Answer: They are smaller

Motorcycles are small and therefore more difficult to see in traffic.

1. Checking only your rearview mirror
2. Listening for engine noise
3. Looking carefully to the front and sides of your vehicle
4. Flashing your headlights first

Answer: Looking carefully to the front and sides of your vehicle

Before turning left, be alert for motorcycles by looking carefully to the front and sides of your vehicle.

1. Proceed immediately, assuming they will turn
2. Assume the signal is broken
3. Honk to let the rider know
4. Make sure the rider is turning first

Answer: Make sure the rider is turning first

Motorcycle turn signals may not self-cancel, so wait to be sure the rider is actually going to turn.

1. 4 seconds, more when wet
2. 1 second
3. 10 seconds
4. 2 seconds, regardless of conditions

Answer: 4 seconds, more when wet

Allow a minimum 4 second following distance behind a motorcyclist, or more in wet conditions.

1. To let you know it's safe to pass
2. To avoid potholes, gravel, or grooved pavement
3. Because motorcycles can't hold a steady speed
4. To stay out of trucks' No Zones

Answer: To avoid potholes, gravel, or grooved pavement

Motorcycle riders may need to suddenly adjust for hazards like potholes, gravel, or grooved pavement.