Practice question

If your motorcycle stalls in the middle of an intersection, you should:

  1. Sit and wait for the engine to restart on its own
  2. Quickly pull in the clutch and use forward momentum to coast out of the intersection if safe; otherwise, dismount and push the bike out of traffic as fast as possible
  3. Light flares around the bike
  4. Lay the bike down on its side

Answer: B — Quickly pull in the clutch and use forward momentum to coast out of the intersection if safe; otherwise, dismount and push the bike out of traffic as fast as possible

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