ALBERTA MOTORCYCLE TEST RULES 04

In Alberta, motorcycles are required to follow the same traffic rules as other motor vehicles. However, there are some specific laws that apply only to motorcycles.

Alberta Motorcycle Test 04

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What's the best place for your passenger to hold on to?

It doesn't matter

The handgrips

Your waist

The edge of the seat

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Which of these things should you not do if your front tire blows out?

Ease off the throttle

Keep steering straight

Shift your weight back in the saddle

Apply the brakes

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What's the best formation to adopt when riding in a group?

Line astern

Two by two

Line abreast

Staggered

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If your front wheel locks under braking, what should you do?

Stamp harder on your rear brake

Release the brake completely

Keep on braking

Release the brake then reapply

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What should you do with your tires if carrying a passenger?

Pump up a little harder

Let a little air out

Leave them as they are

Check tire wall/manual for correct pressures

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Riding in staggered formation, what should be the minimum distance between riders 1 and 3?

4 seconds

1 second

3 seconds

2 seconds

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On a four lane highway, where should the leader of a group usually ride?

In the left of the left lane

In the right of the left lane

In the left of the right lane

In the right of the right lane

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Your passenger should be as well equipped as possible, but which of these is the only compulsory equipment for them?

Stout gloves

Proper riding jacket

Approved motorcycle helmet

Motorcycle boots

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If your throttle sticks, what are the first two things you should do?

Pull in the clutch then hit the engine kill switch

Brake then hit the engine kill switch

Brake then pull in the clutch

Pull in the clutch then brake

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Where should you move your weight if your rear tire blows out?

You should stay as you are

You should move towards the left or right hand side

You should move it towards the gas tank

You should move it towards the rear wheel

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When carrying a passenger, your should expect your steering to be…?

Heavier

Depends on the weight of the passenger

About the same

Lighter

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If you are forced to ride over an object, where should you move your weight?

To the left or right hand side

To the exact middle of your bike

Towards the front wheel

Towards the rear wheel

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A riding group should be...?

None of these matter

An odd number

An even number

More than three

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How should your passenger position themselves on the seat?

As far forward as possible

As far back as possible

It won't make any difference

Right in the center of the seat

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You should tell your passenger that when cornering, they should…

Stay as upright as possible

Lean whichever way makes them feel comfortable

Lean in the opposite direction to you

Lean in the same direction as you

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If you have to swerve around an obstacle, what should you be doing at the same time with your brakes?

Braking at half pressure

Braking as hard as possible

Not touching your brakes if possible

Only using your front brake

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What is it compulsory for your motorcycle to have if you want to carry a passenger?

All of these

Passenger footpegs

Passenger handgrips

A passenger seat

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You should tell your passenger to only dismount…?

At low speed

When you've stopped

If you say it's OK

If you're near a curb

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If a bug or other animal causes your visor to become smeared, what should you do?

Pull over and clean up as soon as possible

Flip up your visor and ride with it open

Wipe it off with your glove as you go

Keep going until the next gas station or rest stop

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When carrying a passenger you should increase your stopping distance to at least…?

5 seconds

2 seconds

3 seconds

4 seconds

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What is the largest number of motorcycles you should have in a group?

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When the group wants to change lanes, who should go first?

The leader

The last rider

It doesn't matter

The middle rider

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If you have a trailer, how should the weight be distributed?

High up and slightly back

Low down and slightly forward

High up and slightly forward

Low down and slightly back

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What rule should you follow when setting the pace?

Go at a pace comfortable for the least experienced rider

Go at a pace which challenges all riders

Go at a pace comfortable for the average ability of the group

Go at a pace comfortable for the most experienced rider

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When you have a load on the back of your motorcycle what should you use to secure it?

Elastic cords

Any of these

Rope

Canvas straps

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A person supervising you must have…?

An instructor's qualification

A full car driver's license

Their own motorcycle

A full class 6 operator's licence

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When passing another vehicle, a riding group should…?

Pass in one solid group

Pass in pairs

Pass in whatever way seems best at the time

Pass one by one

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When accelerating with a sidecar attached you should be cautious of…?

It pulling to the left

A tendency to settle towards the back

A tendency to lift at the front

It pulling to the right

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In which of these situations should a group switch to riding single file?

All of these

Approaching a sharp curve

Approaching a narrow bridge

Approaching the crest of a hill

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Who should be the first rider in a group?

The least experienced

The youngest

The most experienced

The oldest

Your score is

Lane splitting, where motorcycles ride between cars in the same lane, is illegal in Alberta. Motorcycles must also have their headlights on at all times, even during the day, for increased visibility. Furthermore, helmet usage is mandatory while operating a motorcycle in Alberta. Motorcyclists must also wear protective gear that covers their arms, legs, and feet. Motorcyclists must obey these laws and regulations to ensure their safety while navigating the roads. The fines for breaking these laws can be steep, and even worse, disregarding these laws can lead to serious injury or loss of life. Overall, motorcyclists need to be aware of the specific traffic rules in Alberta to avoid accidents and ride safely.

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.