ALBERTA MOTORCYCLE TEST RULES 02

In Alberta, Canada, motorcycles follow the same traffic rules as other vehicles on the road. This includes stopping at red lights and stop signs, obeying speed limits, and using turn signals when changing lanes or making a turn.

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Alberta Motorcycle Test 02

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How long does the average rider need between perceiving a need to stop and starting to react to that need?

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What should you do with the throttle went upshifting?

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When should you use a hand signal to indicate to other drivers?

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Which of these statements is the only true one about traction?

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Which of these should you do when storing your motorcycle for the winter?

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Why should your right wrist be bent slightly below the level of the throttle?

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On a chain driven motorcycle, you should check for lubrication and…?

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When testing the clutch, what should you be looking for?

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If you find a fault with your motorcycle brakes you can't fix, what should you do?

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What is the first thing you should do before starting your motorcycle?

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What's the minimum you should give your motorcycle after a winter's storage?

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What will indicate that a motorcycle is a good size for you?

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When riding an unfamiliar motorcycle, what precautions should you take?

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What happens when you pull in the clutch?

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What is the most important thing to check with your throttle?

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When parking your motorcycle at an angle to the curb, what is the furthest distance your rear wheel should be away from the curb?

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For normal braking, what is the best way to apply your brakes?

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Why is it particularly important to select the correct speed at which to downshift?

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On a normal manual motorcycle, what will you use to change gear?

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When checking your oil, what color should it be?

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Why should you try to feather your brakes when downshifting?

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If your tires have worn unevenly, what might be causing this?

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When is it safe to run through more than one gear at a time when shifting?

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Where is the best place to begin practising riding?

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How should you assess your tire pressure?

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Which of these modifications is it permissible to make to your exhaust muffler system?

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You notice during your inspection that the motorcycle can still be pushed forward with the rear brake on. What should you do?

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As well as operating the brakes, you should also make sure that your brake levers…?

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What is the friction zone?

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How often should you undertake a complete inspection of your motorcycle?

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However, there are a few specific rules that apply only to motorcycles. For example, it is legal for motorcycles to ride between two traffic lanes in certain circumstances, also known as lane splitting. Additionally, all riders and passengers are legally required to wear helmets while on a motorcycle in Alberta. Riding a motorcycle requires more skill and awareness than driving a car, so motorcyclists need to remain alert and focused while on the road. By following traffic rules and being aware of their surroundings, motorcyclists can help ensure a safe and enjoyable riding experience.

This online Alberta motorcycle practice test, with multiple choice questions, is intended to help you prepare for the AB Motorcycle driver’s test required before you can get your Motorcycle operator’s license. This free practice written driving test is a lesson that is essential for getting your Alberta motorcycle license at your local licensing office.