Motorcycle Permit Practice Test

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What should be the primary focus of a rider when going over a slippery surface?

  1. Speed

  2. Braking

  3. Acceleration

  4. Maintaining balance and control

The correct answer is: Maintaining balance and control

When going over a slippery surface, maintaining balance and control should be the primary focus of a rider. This is because on a slippery surface, the traction between the tires and the road is reduced, making it easier to lose control of the motorcycle. By focusing on maintaining balance and control, the rider can adjust their body position, throttle control, and steering input to navigate the slippery surface safely. Speed, braking, and acceleration can all affect the stability of the motorcycle on a slippery surface, so it's essential to prioritize balance and control to prevent accidents.

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