Practice question
Utah's mountain roads and high-elevation passes (such as those above 7,000 feet) can affect a motorcyclist because:
- Higher elevations always have warmer weather
- Thinner air at altitude reduces engine power and can cause oxygen-related fatigue for the rider
- Lane filtering becomes legal above 7,000 feet
- Helmets are no longer required at high elevation
Answer: B — Thinner air at altitude reduces engine power and can cause oxygen-related fatigue for the rider
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