ICBC Motorcycle Knowledge Test (40 Challenging Questions)
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Gear up for your ICBC Motorcycle Knowledge Test with our tailored guide, "40 Challenging Questions to Master." This video is your strategic roadmap to passing the ICBC Motorcycle Test with confidence. 🏍️💡 #ICBCMotorcycleTest #MotorcycleKnowledgeBC #RideSmartBC
Are you ready to take on the ICBC Motorcycle Knowledge Test? Look no further! Our comprehensive video "ICBC Motorcycle Knowledge Test: 40 Challenging Questions" is designed to sharpen your skills and prepare you for the nuances of the actual 2023 test.
Each question has been carefully chosen to reflect the critical thinking and understanding required to navigate British Columbia's roads safely. Our guide not only challenges you but also educates on the key concepts of motorcycle riding, rules of the road, and safety regulations.
This video covers a variety of scenarios and question types you're likely to face, ensuring you're well-prepared for the ICBC Motorcycle Test 2023. We've included detailed explanations and insights to help clarify any doubts and enhance your learning experience.
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7:57 the answer is actually C, as stated in the ICBC learn to ride safe; page 150-151 "strategies - coping with wobbles, Grip the handlebars firmly to dampen the wobble, go with the wobble while gradually slowing down, dont try to fight it. Adjust your speed to try to come out of the wobble. Do not apply the brakes - that could make it worse. Rise slightly off the seat To move your weight down to the footpegs. Keep your weight as far forward as possible. This will help make the bike more stable. Whether the wobble continues or stops, steer to the side of the road and stop. Examine your bike, wheels, load, and tire pressure. Adjust as necessary
also he says accelerate out of the wobble , and then says accelerating makes the wobble worst . so makes no sense
It says what should u not do
Question #37 is written incorrectly. It should read "RIGHT portion of a lane…." ANSWER, to avoid being hit by an opening car door".
Good test examples overall.
Thank you for this video! Very helpful.
Question 37:14 You should avoid the left portion of a lane in the curb lane to avoid being hit by an opening car door? I don't get it, in my logic I'd want to be more on the left side of the curb lane or at minimum center so as to have more reaction time from the right as well as deter car from merging from the left
the test is absolute bs