Maine Motorcycle Hazard Awareness Practice Test

What this Maine practice test covers

• Common road hazards for riders — gravel, wet leaves, railroad tracks, and potholes
• Riding safely through intersections where most motorcycle crashes happen
• Handling crosswinds, rain, and reduced-traction road surfaces
• Emergency maneuvers when a car turns left in front of you

The actual Maine BMV knowledge test has 30 questions, and you need at least 24 correct (80%) to pass. This practice test is based on the Maine Motorist Handbook and Study Guide. The test fee is $35. Tests are administered Computer-based at BMV branch office.

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These questions come from our bank of 184+ motorcycle questions. The real Maine motorcycle endorsement test draws from similar material in the official motorcycle handbook.

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1

Is lane splitting (riding between lanes of traffic) legal for motorcycles in Maine?

A.Yes, at any speedB.Yes, but only in heavy trafficC.No, lane splitting is not legal in MaineD.Yes, but only on highways

2

When riding in strong crosswinds, a motorcycle rider should:

A.Ride in the center of the lane and increase speed to improve stabilityB.Position the motorcycle behind a large truck for a windbreakC.Lean into the wind, reduce speed, and allow extra space for being pushed sidewaysD.Shift into a higher gear to prevent the engine from stalling

3

What makes railroad tracks particularly dangerous for motorcycle riders?

A.The vibration can cause engine problemsB.The metal rails are slippery, especially when wet, and the grooves can catch a tireC.Railroad tracks always have steep bumps on both sidesD.The noise from the tracks can distract the rider

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