Traffic situations 4 pts
When taking a left-hand bend, applying the principles of safe riding, a motorcyclist:
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Correct answer
- Should not let their body extend across the continuous line, in order to avoid risky situations.
Other options
- May let their body extend into the oncoming lane, since they can straighten the motorcycle at any time, avoid an obstacle and continue through the bend.
- May let their body extend into the oncoming lane, but may not cross the continuous line with the wheels.
Explanation
What the law says: A driver must keep within their own lane; extending into the oncoming lane, even only with the body, is extremely dangerous because another vehicle may be there.
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