Motorcycle Permit Practice Test

When passing another vehicle you should:

1. Stay directly behind the vehicle

2. Move quickly through the blind spot

3. Never pass other vehicles

4. Sound your horn continuously

The correct answer is: Move quickly through the blind spot

When passing another vehicle, it is important to move quickly through the blind spot to minimize the time spent in the area where the other driver might not see you. This reduces the risk of a potential collision. Staying directly behind the vehicle can be dangerous as you might not have a clear view of the road ahead and the driver in front may not be able to see you. Passing other vehicles is a common and necessary part of driving when done safely and legally. Sounding your horn continuously is not appropriate and may startle other drivers, potentially causing a dangerous situation.