Question 3052 · Motorcycle theory test
What is a possible effect of riding over road markings such as lines and directional arrows?
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Correct answer
Tyre grip may be reduced, particularly in wet weather.
Official explanation
It is important that motorcyclists are aware that the paint used in the road markings can be slippery, especially in wet weather. Where possible, motorcyclists should try to avoid riding over these markings.
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- Weather, night & road conditions · Driving Risk Factors Related to Various Road Conditions
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