Idaho DMV Motorcycle Test

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1. What is the most common type of motorcycle crash at an intersection? Motorcycles not yielding to traffic in the intersection. Motorcycles exceeding the speed limit. Drivers entering the motorcycle's right-of-way. Drivers following too closely.

2. Of the following, the most likely place for a collision is A school zone. An intersection. A multilane highway A residential area.

3. Help other vehicles notice that you are slowing down by Beeping your horn. Flashing your brake light. Using signal lights Swerving from side to side.

4. Motorcycles can slip on grease left by cars on the road. where are these most likely to be found? On bridges and overpasses. On multilane highways. At busy intersections. On gravel roads.

5. The best way to protect your eyes is with Eyeglasses. A face shield. A windshield A three-quarter helmet.

6. A precaution that should be taken when riding at night is Increase your speed. Decrease your following distance. Use your low beam Increase your following distance.

7. You are more likely to fall when riding on which of the following surfaces? Metal gratings. Uneven surfaces. All these answers are correct. Wet pavement.

8. When riding, your clothing should be protective and Loose fitting. Completely cover your arms and legs. Tight fitting Made of an approved material.

9. When it comes to drivers, eye contact Is not a guarantee that they will yield to you. Should be avoided to discourage aggression. Ensures that they will stop and let you through Should be made before crossing any intersection.

10. When should you rise off the seat slightly? Riding on slippery surfaces. Absorbing shock when riding over obstacles. Preparing to pass another vehicle. Increasing your visibility.

11. For the most accurate turning, you should look where you want to go with your Head and eyes. Whole upper body. Head and shoulders Eyes only.

12. When should you use both front and rear brakes to stop? On hills and curves. At all times, unless you have a flat tire. In emergencies only. Never at the same time.

13. ____ a common factor in motorcycle collisions. Traffic signals are. Seasonal changes are. Bad drivers are. Not being seen is.

14. You should cover the clutch and brake whenever you want to Alert others to your actions. Reduce your reaction time. Slow down Change lanes.

15. Tinted eye protection Is mandatory for drivers only. Should not be worn at night. Should be worn at all times Is mandatory during the day.

16. In which of the following places are motorcycle collisions most frequent? Intersections. Multi-lane highways. Acceleration lanes. Rural areas.

17. When should your motorcycle side mirrors be adjusted? At the first stop after you start driving. Before you start driving. While you are driving. The mirrors are not adjustable.

18. If the throttle is stuck, what should you do? Jump off the motorcycle. Pull in the clutch. Flip the engine cut-off switch and pull in the clutch at the same time Stop the motorcycle using the rear brake only.

19. In slow turns, how can you help balance the motorcycle? Lean with the motorcycle. Lean in the opposite direction of the motorcycle. Lean forward Keep your body straight.

20. When preparing to slow down, you should check To see if there is traffic behind you. To your left and right. The gauges on your motorcycle To make sure you are in neutral before stopping.

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To operate a motorcycle in Idaho, you must have a motorcycle endorsement on your driver's license. The state does not issue separate licenses specifically for motorcycles. Licensing services are handled through the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV). You can also apply for a temporary motorcycle instruction permit. To apply, you must have a valid Idaho driver's license. This permit allows you to legally operate a motorcycle, motorbike, scooter, or a moped on public roads, and it is valid for 180 days. After obtaining a permit, you can receive your motorcycle endorsement once you have met the requirements.

To receive a motorcycle permit, you must first apply, submit your documentation, pass the motorcycle knowledge test, and pay the fees. To receive your motorcycle endorsement, you must apply and pass the motorcycle skills test. If you complete this process while your instruction permit is valid, the endorsement fee will be waived. Additionally, anyone under the age of 21 must successfully complete an approved motorcycle rider training course.

The knowledge test can be scheduled with your local County Driver License office. The test consists of 25 questions drawn from the material and concepts found in the Idaho Motorcycle Operator's Manual. You must answer 20 of the questions correctly to pass. The motorcycle skills test assesses your ability to operate your motorcycle in various traffic conditions. It is conducted by an approved third-party tester. If you fail, you can retake the test after three days.