Question 3085 · Motorcycle theory test
What should a motorcyclist allow for when negotiating a bend?
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Correct answer
Blind junctions or exits.
Official explanation
When cornering, you should expect the unexpected. A change in road conditions, such as potholes or mud on the road, or the emergence of other traffic from an exit, could lead to an incident.
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