California Driver License (DMV) Written Practice Test

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When sharing the road with a motorcycle, you should:

  1. Drive as if you were the only vehicle on the road

  2. Leave an extra lane between you and the motorcycle

  3. Pay close attention to the motorcycle

  4. Honk your horn when the motorcycle is near

The correct answer is: Pay close attention to the motorcycle

When sharing the road with a motorcycle, the most important thing to keep in mind is that motorcycles are smaller and more vulnerable than larger vehicles. This means that you should always pay close attention to the motorcycle and be aware of their movements and actions. Option A is incorrect because even though you may be the only vehicle on the road, it is important to still be mindful and considerate of others. Option B is incorrect because leaving an extra lane between you and the motorcycle can be dangerous for both you and the motorcycle, as it may lead to other cars squeezing into that space. Option D is incorrect because honking your horn near a motorcycle can startle the rider and potentially cause an accident. Ultimately, the best way to share the road with a motorcycle is to pay close attention to them and give them the same respect and space as you would any other vehicle.

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