Wisconsin Motorcycle Practice Test 8

1.You are pulling off a highway to rest at the roadside. What should you do as you leave the road?

Brake hard so the stop takes as little distance as possibleTurn off with no warning so drivers behind are not confusedAim for the softest patch of grass you can findSignal clearly, check behind you, and confirm the shoulder is solid enough to ride onto

2.A squad car sits on the shoulder ahead with its emergency lights running. What does Wisconsin law require of you?

Move into a lane farther from it, or slow down when you cannot change lanesCome to a full stop until an officer waves you pastKeep your speed steady so you clear the scene quicklyNothing is required unless the siren is sounding

3.What is the advantage of taking the middle of your lane before a curve and holding it until you exit?

It guarantees the shortest possible path around the bendIt lets you safely exceed the posted advisory speedIt keeps your tires off every pavement seamYou spot approaching traffic sooner and can allow for vehicles crowding the center line or debris in your lane

4.When carrying a passenger, how should you adjust your spacing and timing?

Ride faster to compensate for the weightOpen up a larger space cushion and start slowing earlierFollow more closely to save energyNothing changes with a passenger

5.You come to a stop sign with a marked stop line at a blind intersection. Where should you make your first stop?

At the stop line, then edge forward and stop again before the cross laneWell past the line, inside the cross traffic's pathOnly if you actually see a car comingAnywhere in the middle of the intersection

6.Wisconsin requires eye protection for all operators except in which case?

When the motorcycle has a windshield that rises at least 15 inches above the handlebarsWhen riding under 30 mphWhen the rider wears a full-face helmetWhen riding only during daytime

7.When it first starts to rain, where is often the best place to ride?

In the tire tracks left by carsIn the exact center of the laneOn the painted lane linesOn the shoulder

8.While practicing on a permit during hours of darkness, who must accompany you?

Any adult with a driver licenseNo one is requiredA passenger on your motorcycle onlyA licensed person at least 25 years old with a Class M license and two years of experience

9.A rider convicted of failure to yield right of way in Wisconsin is required to do what?

Pay a doubled fine onlySurrender their motorcycleRetake the skills testAttend traffic safety school

10.For a first OWI conviction, how long will your license be revoked, at minimum?

At least six monthsOne weekFive yearsIt is only suspended, never revoked