Practice question

A common Florida crash factor is the right-turning car turning across a motorcycle's path. The motorcyclist's best defense is to:

  1. Sound the horn from a quarter-mile back
  2. Cover both brakes, scan for brake lights and front-wheel motion, and be prepared to slow or swerve before reaching the intersection
  3. Speed up to pass the right-turning car
  4. Close the gap to discourage the turn

Answer: B — Cover both brakes, scan for brake lights and front-wheel motion, and be prepared to slow or swerve before reaching the intersection

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