New York City Motorcycle Permit Practice Test

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How can you keep other vehicles from sharing your lane?

  1. By slowing down

  2. By riding closer to the center portion of the lane

  3. By using your horn excessively

  4. By driving on the sidewalk

The correct answer is: By riding closer to the center portion of the lane

Riding closer to the center portion of the lane can help keep other vehicles from sharing your lane effectively. This positioning makes your motorcycle more visible and can create a perception of less available space for other drivers to encroach into your lane. By taking a more centralized position, you assert your presence on the road, discouraging others from attempting to pass too closely or squeeze into your area. Slowing down may create a greater distance but could lead to confusion among drivers about your intentions or even create a situation where they disregard your space altogether. Excessively using your horn might be perceived as aggressive and could provoke negative reactions from other drivers rather than ensuring safety and space on the road. Driving on the sidewalk is not a safe or legal maneuver in most circumstances and could endanger both pedestrians and the rider. Thus, utilizing lane positioning is the most effective and safe approach for keeping your lane clear.

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