Motorcycle Permit Practice Test

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Study with our Motorcycle Permit Test preparation course. Use flashcards and multiple-choice questions with hints and explanations to prepare effectively. Gear up for success and get ready to ace your motorcycle permit exam!

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If you make eye contact with a driver at an intersection, what does it imply?

They will definitely stop for you
It does not mean they see you still
It confirms they are aware of your presence
They are waiting for you to go first

The correct answer is: It does not mean they see you still

Making eye contact with a driver at an intersection does not guarantee that they will be aware of everything happening around them or that they are fully focusing on you. While eye contact can be a positive sign indicating that the driver has noticed you, it is important to recognize that this does not equate to assurance that they will yield or take the appropriate action. Drivers can still become distracted or misinterpret the situation despite having made eye contact. Therefore, it is crucial for motorcyclists to remain cautious and assume that drivers may not see them or may not act as expected, which reinforces the importance of defensive riding strategies.