MGRADES EXAMS
ORV Test UPDATED ACTUAL Exam
Questions and CORRECT Answers
Where is the front brake lever located on a typical ORV? - CORRECT ANSWER - On the
right side of the handlebar
Where are UTVs designed to be operated - CORRECT ANSWER - off highway only
are all ORVS designed to carry passenges - CORRECT ANSWER - no
what do you do if ORV starts to tip - CORRECT ANSWER - turn downhill
A major cause of ORV accidents is? - CORRECT ANSWER - unsafe operating speed and
dangerous maneuvers
What should you do when riding at night or in low light conditions - CORRECT
ANSWER - slow down
If you see a stop sign on a trail the ORV operator must - CORRECT ANSWER - come to
a complete stop look and listen for oncoming traffic
When operating an ORV on a slippery or loose downhill slope what brake allows for best control
and is also the safest? - CORRECT ANSWER - Back brake
Because ATVs are designed to travel over rough terrain, what risks are ATV operators exposed
to. - CORRECT ANSWER - unknown hazards and obsticles such as rocks and holes
to reduce the impact on driving surfaces and improve your traction off pavement you can -
CORRECT ANSWER - reduce tire pressure, install larger tires, engage 4x4
ORV Test UPDATED ACTUAL Exam
Questions and CORRECT Answers
Where is the front brake lever located on a typical ORV? - CORRECT ANSWER - On the
right side of the handlebar
Where are UTVs designed to be operated - CORRECT ANSWER - off highway only
are all ORVS designed to carry passenges - CORRECT ANSWER - no
what do you do if ORV starts to tip - CORRECT ANSWER - turn downhill
A major cause of ORV accidents is? - CORRECT ANSWER - unsafe operating speed and
dangerous maneuvers
What should you do when riding at night or in low light conditions - CORRECT
ANSWER - slow down
If you see a stop sign on a trail the ORV operator must - CORRECT ANSWER - come to
a complete stop look and listen for oncoming traffic
When operating an ORV on a slippery or loose downhill slope what brake allows for best control
and is also the safest? - CORRECT ANSWER - Back brake
Because ATVs are designed to travel over rough terrain, what risks are ATV operators exposed
to. - CORRECT ANSWER - unknown hazards and obsticles such as rocks and holes
to reduce the impact on driving surfaces and improve your traction off pavement you can -
CORRECT ANSWER - reduce tire pressure, install larger tires, engage 4x4
