Question 1

Safe Distance Following

Accepted Answer

Maintain a distance of at least two seconds from the vehicle ahead in ideal conditions.

Question 2

Motorcycle Helmet Law

Accepted Answer

In Oklahoma, riders under the age of 18 must wear a helmet.

Question 3

Lane Splitting

Accepted Answer

It is illegal in Oklahoma to ride between two lanes of traffic moving in the same direction.

Question 4

Group Riding

Accepted Answer

The staggered formation is recommended for group riding to maintain optimal visibility and space cushion.

Question 5

Blind Spots

Accepted Answer

These are the areas around a vehicle not visible to the driver through mirrors or peripheral vision.

Question 6

Countersteering

Accepted Answer

Pushing the handlebar in the direction you want to turn at speeds over 15 mph.

Question 7

Engine Braking

Accepted Answer

Reducing speed by downshifting instead of or in addition to using the brakes.

Question 8

S.E.E. Strategy

Accepted Answer

Search, Evaluate, and Execute. A strategy for making informed decisions on the road.

Question 9

Three-Second Rule

Accepted Answer

The minimum time you should maintain between your motorcycle and the vehicle in front of you.

Question 10

Body Position in Turns

Accepted Answer

Lean with the motorcycle during a turn; keep body aligned with the cycle.

Question 11

Clutch Lever

Accepted Answer

The lever on the left handlebar used for shifting gears.

Question 12

Friction Zone

Accepted Answer

The area in the clutch operation between fully open and fully closed.

Question 13

Turn Signals

Accepted Answer

Required for all motorcycles; indicate your intentions to other drivers.

Question 14

T-CLOCS Inspection

Accepted Answer

Tires, Controls, Lights, Oil, Chassis, and Stands. A pre-ride checklist.

Question 15

Downshifting

Accepted Answer

Shifting to a lower gear to increase power or prepare to stop.

Question 16

Avoiding Animals

Accepted Answer

Try to stay calm, reduce speed, and avoid swerving if possible.

Question 17

Riding at Night

Accepted Answer

Increase following distance, use high beam (unless behind or meeting a vehicle), and watch for animals.

Question 18

Emergency Stops

Accepted Answer

Apply both brakes fully without locking them.

Question 19

Alcohol and Riding

Accepted Answer

Riding under the influence of alcohol is illegal and extremely dangerous.

Question 20

ABS

Accepted Answer

Anti-Lock Braking System prevents wheel lock-up in hard braking scenarios.

Question 21

Maximum Safe Speed

Accepted Answer

Speed at which a curve can be safely navigated, often lower than the posted speed limit.

Question 22

Defensive Riding

Accepted Answer

Anticipating danger and maintaining space cushion around your motorcycle.

Question 23

Intersections

Accepted Answer

Most collision risks; ensure visibility, signal intention, maintain lane position.

Question 24

Lane Position

Accepted Answer

Three positions in a lane from left to right: 1, 2, and 3.

Question 25

Collision Avoidance

Accepted Answer

Techniques like swerving or using both brakes effectively.

Question 26

Surface Hazards

Accepted Answer

Gravel, leaves, wet surfaces, cracks, and potholes.

Question 27

Head Check

Accepted Answer

Checking blind spots by turning your head before changing lanes.

Question 28

Minimum Legal Tread Depth

Accepted Answer

1/32 of an inch.

Question 29

Right of Way

Accepted Answer

Yielding to other drivers as per the established traffic rules.

Question 30

Left Turns

Accepted Answer

Cars making left turns are a common danger for motorcyclists; be prepared to react.

Question 31

Weave

Accepted Answer

What a motorcycle does when the rear tire doesn't follow the front tire's path.

Question 32

Roadway Positions

Accepted Answer

Use them to increase visibility, avoid hazards, and communicate intentions.

Question 33

Following Larger Vehicles

Accepted Answer

Increase your following distance for better visibility and reaction time.

Question 34

Hand Signals

Accepted Answer

Used to communicate turns, stops, and slowing to other road users.

Question 35

High Beam Use

Accepted Answer

Use during the day and in conditions of reduced visibility.

Question 36

Shifting Gears

Accepted Answer

Done using the clutch and shift lever.

Question 37

Two-Way Traffic

Accepted Answer

Keep to the right of the center line unless overtaking or avoiding a hazard.

Question 38

Curve Negotiation

Accepted Answer

Slow down before the curve, look through the curve, lean into the curve, and gradually roll on the throttle through the curve.

Question 39

Rolling Stop

Accepted Answer

This is illegal and unsafe; always come to a complete stop at stop signs.

Question 40

Throttle Control

Accepted Answer

Right hand grip used to control engine speed.

Question 41

Proper Mirror Position

Accepted Answer

Adjusted so you can see the lane behind and as much as possible of the lane next to you.

Question 42

Skidding

Accepted Answer

If the rear wheel skids, keep the handlebars straight and gradually ease off the brake.

Question 43

Riding with Passengers

Accepted Answer

They should lean with the rider, hold onto the rider's waist, and not make sudden moves.

Question 44

Speed Wobble

Accepted Answer

Instability at high speeds; decelerate gradually without hitting brakes.

Question 45

Counterweighting

Accepted Answer

Shifting your weight in the opposite direction of the turn when making slow, tight turns.

Question 46

Weather Conditions

Accepted Answer

In poor conditions, slow down and increase your following distance.

Question 47

Kickstand

Accepted Answer

Always ensure the kickstand is up before starting to ride.

Question 48

Helmet Types

Accepted Answer

Full-face, open-face, half, and modular are the four primary helmet types.

Question 49

Loud Pipes Safety Debate

Accepted Answer

While some believe loud pipes improve motorcycle safety, there is no scientific evidence supporting this.

Question 50

Slow-Tight Maneuver

Accepted Answer

Look where you want to go, maintain steady throttle, and use the rear brake to control speed.

Question 51

Carrying Cargo

Accepted Answer

Securely fasten cargo and balance the load on both sides of the motorcycle.

Question 52

Changing Lanes

Accepted Answer

Signal, check mirrors, head check, then smoothly change lanes.

Question 53

Train Tracks

Accepted Answer

Cross at a right angle if safe to do so.

Question 54

Overtaking Vehicles

Accepted Answer

Only overtake when it's safe, and don't linger in the blind spot.

Question 55

Muffler

Accepted Answer

Part of the exhaust system that reduces noise.

Question 56

Traction

Accepted Answer

Friction between tires and road surface, vital for steering and braking.

Question 57

Motorcycle Jacket Materials

Accepted Answer

Leather, textile, and mesh are common materials that offer varying degrees of protection.

Question 58

Highway Riding

Accepted Answer

Watch for vehicles changing lanes and maintain a safe speed.

Question 59

Two-Part Stop

Accepted Answer

Stopping at intersections with the rear wheel lined up with the vehicle’s tire tracks next to you.

Question 60

Vehicle Emergence

Accepted Answer

Watching for vehicles emerging from side streets or driveways.

Question 61

Tire Inflation

Accepted Answer

Underinflation can cause poor handling, overinflation can cause a harsh ride and excessive tire wear.

Question 62

Hydraulic Fluid

Accepted Answer

Fluid used in the brake system; check regularly for proper level and signs of leaks.

Oklahoma Motorcycle License Advanced Knowledge Flashcards