Question 3127 · Motorcycle theory test
On a single-lane country road, what should a motorcyclist do?
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Correct answer
Avoid the grass in the centre of the road.
Official explanation
When you are riding on a single-track country road, you should avoid the grass and debris that collects down the centre of the road, as this may cause instability and result in a fall.
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- Sharing the road · Sharing the Road
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