IL Motorcycle Permit Test case studies
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The Illinois motorcycle permit is the learner stage for riders in Illinois. It lets a new rider practice legally, under the restrictions that apply to instruction permits, before moving on to a full motorcycle classification. The IL Motorcycle Permit Test case studies are 5 cases and about 3,143 words.
1Decreasing-Radius Curve with a Gravel Apex
You are riding a 600 cc cruiser on a damp two-lane county road at about 40 mph. The posted advisory speed for the curve ahead is 35 mph, and a yellow diamond sign shows a curve with a smaller arrow beneath it indicating the curve tightens.
653 words, about 3 min2Group Passing Decision on a Two-Lane Road
Three motorcycles are traveling north in staggered formation on a two-lane rural highway posted 55 mph. You are the lead rider; the second rider is offset to the left, and the third is offset to the right about one second behind.
651 words, about 3 min3Stale Green, Flashing Yellow Arrow, and a Left-Turner
It is dusk and you are riding in an unfamiliar suburb at 35 mph. You approach a signalized intersection where your light has been green since you first saw it about 12 seconds ago.
648 words, about 3 min4Right-Turning Semi and the Rider in Its Blind Spot
You are riding a standard motorcycle at 45 mph in the right lane of a four-lane arterial. Ahead, a 53-foot semitrailer has its right turn signal on and is beginning a wide right turn into a driveway.
601 words, about 3 min5Two-Up Crossing a Steel-Grate Bridge in Crosswind
You are riding a touring motorcycle with a passenger on a two-lane bridge posted 55 mph. The deck is steel grate with expansion joints every 50 feet, and a crosswind is gusting to about 25 mph from your left.
590 words, about 3 min