CALIFORNIA DMV MOTORCYCLE
WRITTEN TEST EXAM WITH CORRECT
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
To avoid causing a rear-end collision when following
another vehicle:
a) Ride in the right wheel track
b) Stay at least two seconds behind
c) Tap your brakes lightly - ANSWERS-b) Stay at least two
seconds behind
When you turn you should:
a) Look through the turn
b) Watch the center line
c) Look straight ahead - ANSWERS-a) Look through the turn
,What does SEE stand for? - ANSWERS-Search, Evaluate, and
Execute. Search ahead, to your sides and behind you for
potential hazards. Evaluate Road and surface characteristics,
Traffic control devices such as traffic signals, vehicles and
other traffic that may move into your path. Execute - carry
out your decision
During the evaluate step of the SEE procedure, what are you
thinking about?
a) Traffic markings and signals
b) Vehicles that may move into your path
c) Possible hazardous road conditions
d) All of the above - ANSWERS-d) All of the above
When slowing down, to help others see you, what should
you do to help your action be seen by those behind you? -
ANSWERS-Flash your brake lights
In a single lane of traffic, how many lane positions are there
for a motorcycle? - ANSWERS-3, left, center and right
When riding in a group, the best formation is the _____
formation:
, a) single-file
b) v-shaped
c) side-by-side
d) staggered - ANSWERS-d) staggered
To make good judgements in traffic, you need to first:
a) Know how to stop quickly
b) Be able to swerve
c) Search ahead - ANSWERS-c) Search ahead
Your motorcycle has two brakes. Use both brakes when:
a) Only for normal stops
b) Only for emergency stops
c) Every time you slow or stop - ANSWERS-c) Every time you
slow or stop
When riding with a passenger you should:
a) Start slowing sooner
b) Use only your front brake to slow
c) Start in the center portion of the lane - ANSWERS-a) Start
slowing sooner
WRITTEN TEST EXAM WITH CORRECT
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
To avoid causing a rear-end collision when following
another vehicle:
a) Ride in the right wheel track
b) Stay at least two seconds behind
c) Tap your brakes lightly - ANSWERS-b) Stay at least two
seconds behind
When you turn you should:
a) Look through the turn
b) Watch the center line
c) Look straight ahead - ANSWERS-a) Look through the turn
,What does SEE stand for? - ANSWERS-Search, Evaluate, and
Execute. Search ahead, to your sides and behind you for
potential hazards. Evaluate Road and surface characteristics,
Traffic control devices such as traffic signals, vehicles and
other traffic that may move into your path. Execute - carry
out your decision
During the evaluate step of the SEE procedure, what are you
thinking about?
a) Traffic markings and signals
b) Vehicles that may move into your path
c) Possible hazardous road conditions
d) All of the above - ANSWERS-d) All of the above
When slowing down, to help others see you, what should
you do to help your action be seen by those behind you? -
ANSWERS-Flash your brake lights
In a single lane of traffic, how many lane positions are there
for a motorcycle? - ANSWERS-3, left, center and right
When riding in a group, the best formation is the _____
formation:
, a) single-file
b) v-shaped
c) side-by-side
d) staggered - ANSWERS-d) staggered
To make good judgements in traffic, you need to first:
a) Know how to stop quickly
b) Be able to swerve
c) Search ahead - ANSWERS-c) Search ahead
Your motorcycle has two brakes. Use both brakes when:
a) Only for normal stops
b) Only for emergency stops
c) Every time you slow or stop - ANSWERS-c) Every time you
slow or stop
When riding with a passenger you should:
a) Start slowing sooner
b) Use only your front brake to slow
c) Start in the center portion of the lane - ANSWERS-a) Start
slowing sooner
