Practice question
What is target fixation, and why is it dangerous on a motorcycle?
- Looking forward at your intended path; it is helpful
- Staring at the object you fear hitting (such as a pothole or a curb); the bike tends to follow your eyes toward that object
- Adjusting your sight only when stopped
- Focusing on your tachometer
Answer: B — Staring at the object you fear hitting (such as a pothole or a curb); the bike tends to follow your eyes toward that object
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