Practice question
What is the most common cause of multi-vehicle collisions involving motorcycles at intersections?
- Motorcycles tailgating cars.
- Oncoming drivers turning left across the path of the motorcycle because they failed to see it.
- Motorcycles running out of fuel while crossing.
- Pedestrians stepping in front of the motorcycle.
Answer: B — Oncoming drivers turning left across the path of the motorcycle because they failed to see it.
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