Question 3106 · Motorcycle theory test
When riding on a main road, a motorcyclist sees a vehicle emerging from a side road into their path. What actions should the rider take?
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Correct answer
Slow down and be prepared to stop.
Official explanation
When travelling along a road and a vehicle is emerging from a side road, motorcyclists should slow down and be prepared to stop. Motorcyclists should always read the road ahead, anticipate and be prepared to react to any vehicle which may turn into their path.
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- Manoeuvres & road position · Anticipation and Reactions
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