Practice question
When riding over a painted road surface such as a zebra crossing or painted median in wet weather, how should a motorcycle rider adjust their approach?
- Accelerate slightly to maintain traction through the slippery section
- Lean the motorcycle aggressively to avoid the painted area completely
- Reduce speed, avoid braking sharply on the painted surface, and ride as upright as possible
- No adjustment is needed — painted surfaces have the same grip as regular asphalt in all conditions
Answer: C — Reduce speed, avoid braking sharply on the painted surface, and ride as upright as possible
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