Question 3159 · Motorcycle theory test
What should a motorcyclist do when travelling on a main road with traffic emerging from side roads who may not see the motorcycle?
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Correct answer
Look well ahead and read the road.
Official explanation
When travelling along a road that has many junctions with emerging traffic, motorcyclists should read the road ahead, anticipate and be prepared to react to any vehicle which may turn into their path. Always adjust your speed to suit the road and traffic conditions.
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- Manoeuvres & road position · Anticipation and Reactions
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