Practice question
You are riding on a rural road with a 60 mph speed limit. What is the PRIMARY reason this type of road can be more dangerous for motorcyclists than an urban road?
- The volume of traffic is much higher, increasing collision risk.
- Higher potential speeds combined with unexpected hazards like sharp bends and poor surfaces.
- Street lighting is generally better, which can cause distracting glare.
- There are more pedestrians and cyclists to be aware of.
Answer: B — Higher potential speeds combined with unexpected hazards like sharp bends and poor surfaces.
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