Practice question
What is the golden rule when performing an emergency swerve to avoid an obstacle in your path?
- Never brake and swerve at the same time: brake first to reduce speed, release brakes completely, then swerve; or swerve first, straighten up, then brake
- Slam on both brakes while yanking the handlebars sideways
- Lock the rear brake while steering in circles
- Accelerate directly into the obstacle to break it
Answer: A — Never brake and swerve at the same time: brake first to reduce speed, release brakes completely, then swerve; or swerve first, straighten up, then brake
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