Utah Motorcycle Practice Test 3

What this Utah practice test covers

• Questions from every motorcycle topic, in proportion to the handbook
• Control, braking and turning
• Protective gear, visibility and lane position
• Hazards, passengers and licensing rules

The actual Utah DLD knowledge test has 50 questions, and you need at least 40 correct (80%) to pass. This practice test is based on the Utah Driver Handbook. The test fee is $19. Tests are administered Computer-based, closed-book test at DLD office.

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These questions come from our bank of 172+ motorcycle questions. The real Utah motorcycle endorsement test draws from similar material in the official motorcycle handbook.

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1

When approaching a blind curve (where the exit is not visible), a motorcycle rider should:

A.Move to the outside of the curve for the best view around itB.Slow more than for a visible curve, expecting hazardsC.Maintain the posted speed limit since the curve was designed for that speedD.Honk the horn to alert oncoming traffic

2

How can a motorcyclist make a brake light flash to warn drivers behind that the bike is slowing or stopping?

A.Wave your left arm repeatedly above your head to signalB.Honk the horn continuously until they back offC.Lightly tap the brake a few times before braking heavilyD.Switch to the high-beam headlight instead

3

When should a group of motorcycle riders switch from staggered formation to single file?

A.When riding on a straight highwayB.When the group has fewer than four ridersC.Only when riding through construction zonesD.When entering curves, turning, or in poor conditions

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