Practice question
What is the primary danger when riding a motorcycle across metal bridge expansion grates or steel utility plates in the roadway?
- Smooth steel plates have virtually zero traction, causing tires to slide sideways or slip instantly if braking or cornering
- Steel expands in heat and will buckle under the weight of a motorcycle
- Metal decking interferes with the machine's electrical system
- The ridges in the plate will grip the tyre too strongly and stand the bike upright
Answer: A — Smooth steel plates have virtually zero traction, causing tires to slide sideways or slip instantly if braking or cornering
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