Indiana Motorcycle Permit Flashcards

Vehicle/motorcycle collisions are most common at:

Before changing lanes to the left, what should you check?

Which one of the following statements is correct? Press left, lean right, go right or Press left, lean left, go left?

In slow, tight turns, how should you position your body?

While in a turn, what is best to do?

To make good judgments in traffic, what do you need to do first?

When using both brakes on your motorcycle, when should this be done?

When riding with a passenger, you should:

When swerving, what is important to remember?

In the scenario where the driver is preparing to enter the intersection, what should you do?

Following closely to a vehicle in front of you is:

When alcohol enters the bloodstream, which of the following is affected first?

Most collisions involve riders who:

When should you make a special point to use your mirrors?

When planning a right turn after stopping at an intersection, which portion of the lane is best?

Not turning off a turn signal:

What should you do when the front tire goes flat while riding?

When you turn, what should you do with your head and eyes?

Riding in the center portion of the lane:

Wearing a helmet will:

To reduce speed before turning, what should you do?

To operate the throttle properly, you should:

When carrying loads on a motorcycle, where should the load be positioned?

On a wet road, where will it usually be most slippery?

If you must stop quickly while turning and cannot straighten the motorcycle first, you should apply the:

To ride over an object on the road, you should:

The ability to think clearly and ride safely is affected by as little as:

When being followed too closely by another vehicle, you should:

To see better when following a vehicle at night, you should:

When carrying a passenger, what changes will occur when riding?

To predict how a hazard may affect you, it's important to:

To cross tracks that run parallel to your course, what should you do?

When a car is waiting to enter the intersection, what is best for you to do?

The single most important thing you can do to improve your chances of surviving a collision is to:

Of the following, which one gives the most eye and face protection while riding?

To ride over metal bridge gratings, you should:

When following a vehicle, you should try to:

It is usually best to ride in which portion of the lane when there is oncoming traffic and you are approaching an intersection?

On a paved two-lane road, sand and gravel are most likely to collect:

With a properly adjusted mirror, you can see:

A group of riders move from a staggered formation into a single file when:

If your throttle sticks, what should you do?

In a normal turn, you should lean your:

If you have a flat tire while riding, what should you do?

If you lock the front tire when stopping, what should you do?

When adjusting your mirrors to carry a passenger, the passenger should:

While riding an unfamiliar motorcycle, you should:

For higher-speed turns, you should:

When the front tire goes flat, what will happen to the steering?

At intersections, what is the most common cause of motorcycle/vehicle collisions?