Question 3062 · Motorcycle theory test
What should a motorcyclist do before changing lanes from left to right?
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Correct answer
Mirror, indicate and give ‘life saver’ look to the right.
Official explanation
Before changing from the left lane to the right lane, it is essential that motorcyclists use Mirror-Signal-Manoeuvre routine to check that it is safe to proceed. To do this, they should check their mirrors, indicate and give a ‘life saver’ look to the right to make sure that it is safe to change lane.
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- Manoeuvres & road position · Observation and Mirrors
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