Georgia DMV Motorcycle Test

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1. When stopping in a curve, what should you do? Lean over as much as possible. Try to get the motorcycle perpendicular to the road. Increase your speed before stopping Grab the rear brake only.

2. The front brake is controlled by The right foot pedal. The left hand lever. The left foot pedal The right hand lever.

3. The front brake is more important because It provides most of the stopping power. It provides all of the stopping power. It provides less of the stopping power It is used most often.

4. Riding between lanes of traffic is Prohibited at night. Prohibited at all times. Permitted only when traffic is not moving Allowed in designated areas.

5. When riding in a group, how should the group pass a vehicle? Do not pass when riding in a group. One at a time. In pairs. As many at once as is safe.

6. If the rear wheel locks, you should Not release the brake. Grab the front brake. Release the brake Increase the throttle.

7. It can be dangerous to ride alongside cars because You may be riding in their blind spots. You may be distracted by what is happening inside the vehicles. Operating your motorcycle may become more difficult Your visibility may be reduced.

8. Head checks while riding motorcycles Only need to be done when preparing for a left turn. Are not required because motorcycles do not have blind spots. Only need to be done at night Should be performed before changing lanes.

9. If there are hazards on your left, what lane position should you ride in? Three. Two. One or two. Two or three.

10. You should not ride your motorcycle alongside of cars because Your bike may skid. You could be in a blind spot. The car driver cannot make a turn None of the above.

11. All of the following affect your blood alcohol concentration except The amount of alcohol. Time of day. Your weight How fast you drink.

12. Choosing the best lane position helps you to All these answers are correct. Avoid road hazards. Communicate what you plan to do Stay out of blind spots.

13. When preparing to merge into the middle lane of a three-lane road, what should you check? Your speed limit, to make sure you are not exceeding it. The lane beside you and the far lane. Your signal light, to make sure it is working. Your throttle, to make sure it is not stuck.

14. Motorcycles are especially in danger when being passed by large vehicles because Large blasts of wind can affect your control. Large vehicles tend to swerve into your lane. Large vehicles cannot accelerate as fast as motorcycles Their drivers are often tired from working long hours.

15. Which of the following affects your blood alcohol concentration? How fast you drink. The number of drinks you've had. How much you weigh. All of the above.

16. Which brake provides the most stopping power? The rear brake. The emergency brake. Both brakes equally. The front brake.

17. In order to swerve properly, you must Brake after swerving. Brake before or after swerving. Brake before swerving Brake while swerving.

18. When crossing a very slippery surface, you should Pull in the clutch and coast. Stop and walk the bike across. Use the front brake only Accelerate or maintain speed.

19. Using your brakes properly means Alternating between the front and rear brakes. Using the front brake only for most stopping situations. Using both brakes every time you stop Using the front brake only in emergencies.

20. When riding a motorcycle, you can share your lane when You should never share your lane. Sharing it with another motorcycle. Riding between rows of vehicles Riding in the right of the lane position only.

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To operate a motorcycle in Georgia, you must have a Class M license. Licenses are issued by the Department of Driver Services (DDS). You can apply for a restricted Class MP instructional permit at age 16, and a Class M license at age 17. A motorcycle permit or license allows you to operate a motorcycle, motorbike, scooter, or moped (with an engine over 50cc) on public roads.

To receive a Class MP permit, you must apply, submit your required documentation, comply with the requirements of Joshua's Law (if you are 16), pass the vision screening and motorcycle knowledge exam, and pay the fees. Minors will also need to submit a completed Form DS-1. To receive a Class M license, you must apply, submit your documentation, pass the vision screening, which is waived if you passed it for another license within the last 12 months, pass the knowledge exam and motorcycle rider skills test, and pay the fees. Minors must also submit a Responsible Adult Affidavit and Form DS-1. Motorcycle license tests can be waived if you successfully complete a Basic Rider Course.

Tests are scheduled through the DDS. The motorcycle knowledge test contains 20 questions about road rules and 20 questions about road signs. You must answer 15 questions correctly on each part to pass. The motorcycle rider skills test assesses your ability to operate your motorcycle safely. If you fail a test, you must wait one day to retake it.