Question 3038 · Motorcycle theory test
Having gone through floods, how should a motorcyclist dry the brakes?
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Correct answer
Ride the motorcycle slowly while gently applying the brakes.
Official explanation
After riding the motorcycle through a flooded area and before proceeding on. When it is safe to do so, both brakes should be tested by gently applying them a few times at a slow speed until dry and normal braking is restored.
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- Weather, night & road conditions · Driving in Adverse Weather Conditions
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