Florida DMV Motorcycle Test

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1. Because a motorcycle brake light is not as visible as the brake light on a car, you should Only brake when absolutely necessary. Beep your horn whenever you're about to stop. Flash your brake light when you think it may not be seen Install extra lights on your motorcycle.

2. Maximum straight-line braking is achieved by Applying only the front brake. Pulling in the clutch. Applying both brakes until the wheels lock Applying both brakes without locking the wheels.

3. Before making an emergency stop on the side of the road, you should Check to see that the surface is firm enough to ride on. Skim your feet along the road. Move into the center of the lane position Make sure your luggage is secure.

4. If your motorcycle is equipped with a windshield You may wear glasses instead of a face shield. A helmet is not required by law. By law, you are not required to wear eye protection By law, you must wear goggles or face protection.

5. The staggered formation is the best choice when Taking curves. Riding in a group. Parking parallel to the curb There is an emergency situation.

6. Which of the following provide(s) the best traction for motorcycles? Wet pavement. Warm pavement. Gravel roads. Snow.

7. Rolling on the throttle in a turn Is used to pass other vehicles. Helps to stabilize the motorcycle. Should only be done in emergencies Is done while changing gears.

8. If your motorcycle starts to wobble, the best way to stop it is to Apply the front brake. Accelerate out of the wobble. Close the throttle gradually Apply the rear brake.

9. Which is the best lane position for being seen by a driver ahead of you? The left. The right. The middle. Any position.

10. When carrying loads: Keep the load low and as far forward as possible. Keep the load to the rear of the motorcycle. Fasten the load against the frame on the back of the seat.

11. What lane position should you ride in when being passed by another vehicle? Center. Left. Left or right. Center or right.

12. The gearshift lever is located By the left handlegrip. By the right handlegrip. In front of the left footrest In front of the right footrest.

13. Motorcycles require ____ stopping distance than/as cars. It varies between motorcycles. Less. The same. More.

14. Help stabilize your motorcycle in a turn by Applying the rear brake. Pulling in the clutch. Decreasing the throttle Increasing the throttle.

15. The rear brake is ____ important because Least, it has 75% of the stopping power. Most, it has 75% of the stopping power. Least, it has 25% of the stopping power Most, it has 25% of the stopping power.

16. How is the rear brake controlled? By the right hand lever. By the left hand lever. By the right foot pedal. By the left foot pedal.

17. Weaving when riding over a metal grating Is not hazardous. Is caused by poor motorcycle skills. Is harmful to the motorcycle Is dangerous to motorcycle riders.

18. What is the most common type of motorcycle crash at an intersection? Drivers following too closely. Motorcycles not yielding to traffic in the intersection. Motorcycles exceeding the speed limit. Drivers entering the motorcycle's right-of-way.

19. The center lane position is the best one for Avoiding hazards from parked cars. Changing lanes. Preparing to pass other vehicles Being seen by the driver in front of you.

20. When riding your motorcycle, your feet should be positioned Firmly on the footrests. As far forward as possible. With your toes pointed downward To drag lightly on the ground.

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To operate a motorcycle in Florida, you must have a motorcycle license or motorcycle (M) endorsement on your license. Licensing is handled through the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV). A motorcycle license or an M endorsement on your driver's license allows you to drive motorcycles, motorbikes, mopeds, and scooters on public roads.

To receive a motorcycle only license, you must have the required documentation and meet the requirements. Minors must be at least 16, hold a learner's permit for 12 months, maintain a clean driving record, submit an application, pay the fees, pass the knowledge test, and complete a Basic RiderCourse (BRC) or Basic RiderCourse updated (BRCU). Applicants who are over 18 must hold a learner's permit or pass the vision and written examinations. Additionally, you must complete a motorcycle safety course or provide an out-of-state motorcycle only license. To apply for an endorsement, you must pay the fees, hold a Class E driver's license or meet the qualifications to receive one, complete a BRC or BRCU, or provide your out-of-state license with a motorcycle endorsement (except Alabama).

The vision and written exams are scheduled through the DHSMV. The written exam contains 50 questions; 45 of the questions are on road rules and five cover road signs. This is the same test required for a standard driver's license. You must answer 40 of the questions correctly to pass. The road skills test assesses your ability to operate your motorcycle in normal traffic conditions. If you fail a test, you can retake it the next day.