New Jersey Motorcycle Practice Test 8

1.Which of these is a rule for New Jersey motorcycle permit holders?
They may ride only in first gearThey must ride with a chase carThey may not carry passengersThey may ride only on highways
2.What should you assume about whether drivers see your motorcycle?
They always see you in daylightThey see you if you make eye contactThey see you when your light is onThey may not see you at all
3.Riding behind a car, what is a good sign that its driver can see you?
The car's brake lights are workingYou can see that driver's rearview mirrorYou are within one car lengthYou are riding exactly on the center line
4.When is it especially important to flash your brake light?
When slowing more suddenly or sooner than drivers expectOnly on the highwayOnly at green lightsOnly while parked
5.Which motorcycle modification is illegal in New Jersey?
Handlebars that rise above the rider's shouldersA windshieldSaddlebagsA second rearview mirror
6.In the identify step of SIPDE, hazards fall into which three groups?
Weather, traffic, and time of dayLegal, mechanical, and personalVehicles, people and animals, and fixed objectsUrban, suburban, and rural
7.What is the minimum age to obtain a New Jersey motorcycle examination permit?
15161817, with parent or guardian consent if under 18
8.While leaning forward to see at a blind intersection, where should the front wheel be?
Well into the cross lane for a better angleOut of the cross-traffic laneTurned fully to the leftUp on the curb
9.On a traffic signal mounted upright, where is the red lens?
At the topIn the middleAt the bottomIt varies from town to town
10.Where should you ride when passing parked cars?
In the right portion, close to the carsIn the left portion of the laneStraddling the center lineAs close to the parked cars as possible