Riding alongside another rider: Question Riding alongside another rider: Answers Allows you to maximize the surface of the road. Should be avoided because it limits your escape routes. Allows you to communicate with one another. Makes it easier for other motorists to pass. Explanation You should not ride alongside another motorcyclist because doing so will limit both of your possible routes of escape if you encounter a hazard. This questions appears in the following tests: Louisiana Motorcycle Practice Test 6 Alaska Motorcycle Practice Test 7 Hawaii Motorcycle Practice Test 16 Indiana Motorcycle Practice Test 22 Iowa Motorcycle Practice Test 16 Kentucky Motorcycle Practice Test 2 Maine Motorcycle Practice Test 24 Maryland Motorcycle Practice Test 12 Maryland Motorcycle Practice Test 24 Michigan Motorcycle Practice Test 2 Michigan Motorcycle Practice Test 3 Minnesota Motorcycle Practice Test 17 Mississippi Motorcycle Practice Test 10 Missouri Motorcycle Practice Test 15 Montana Motorcycle Practice Test 17 Nevada Motorcycle Practice Test 21 New Hampshire Motorcycle Practice Test 4 New Hampshire Motorcycle Practice Test 14 North Carolina Motorcycle Practice Test 18 Oklahoma Motorcycle Practice Test 11 Oregon Motorcycle Practice Test 18 Pennsylvania Motorcycle Practice Test 11 Pennsylvania Motorcycle Practice Test 10 Utah Motorcycle Practice Test 9 Utah Motorcycle Practice Test 5 Washington Motorcycle Practice Test 23 West Virginia Motorcycle Practice Test 18
