Ride Right Exam 1

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1. Enter your first and last name

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2. What factors influence route planning?

a. Weather, Skill Level, Terrain

b. Time of Day, Infrastructure, knowledge of area

c. Fitness Level, Map Availability, Energy

d. All of the above

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3. How should cyclists behave when arriving at a 4-Way Stop?

a. Take the right of way because bikes get to go first

b. Act exactly like a car, see who arrives first, yield to the one on the right if multiple arrive at the same time.

c. If with other bikes, bunch up in a group of bikes and go together.

d. Let the cars decide who should go first, look for a wave through.

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4. What is the recommended distance to maintain from the curb?

a. 0.5 metres

b. 1 metre

c. 1.5 metres

d. 2 metres

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5. What do you do if you cannot maintain the recommended distance from the curb?

a. Get closer to the curb

b. Get off your bike and walk on the side walk

c. Ride on the sidewalk

d. Take the lane

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6. What are some ways to communicate while on the road?

a. Visible clothing; Lights; Bells; Shoulder checks

b. Signalling; Voice; Lane positioning; Eye contact

c. Body posture (foot down); Cadence; Straight line riding

d. All of the above

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7. What food item should you be thinking of when signalling? What are the 'ingredients'?

a. Sundae - Execute; Signal; Shoulder Check; Wave

b. Sandwich - Shoulder check; Signal; Shoulder Check; Execute

c. Sundae - Shoulder check; Execute; Signal; Wave

d. Sandwich - Signal; Shoulder Check; Signal; Execute

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8. What does ABCDQ stand for when preparing to ride your bike?

a. Awareness; Brakes; Communication; Drop; Quick release

b. Awareness; Bags; Cables; Drop; Quick release

c. Air pressure; Brakes; Communication; Drop; Quick release

d. Air pressure; Brakes; Chain; Drop; Quick release

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9. How many lane positions are available in a standard size travel lane?

a. 1 position

b. 2 positions

c. 3 positions

d. 4 positions

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10. On a bike, how can you make a left hand turn?

a. As a pedestrian

b. As a car

c. As a combination of a car and pedestrian

d. All of the above

Ride Right Exam 1

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* 1. Enter your first and last name

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* 2. What factors influence route planning?

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* 3. How should cyclists behave when arriving at a 4-Way Stop?

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* 4. What is the recommended distance to maintain from the curb?

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* 5. What do you do if you cannot maintain the recommended distance from the curb?

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* 6. What are some ways to communicate while on the road?

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* 7. What food item should you be thinking of when signalling? What are the 'ingredients'?

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* 8. What does ABCDQ stand for when preparing to ride your bike?

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* 9. How many lane positions are available in a standard size travel lane?

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* 10. On a bike, how can you make a left hand turn?

1. Enter your first and last name

2. What factors influence route planning?

3. How should cyclists behave when arriving at a 4-Way Stop?

4. What is the recommended distance to maintain from the curb?

5. What do you do if you cannot maintain the recommended distance from the curb?

6. What are some ways to communicate while on the road?

7. What food item should you be thinking of when signalling? What are the 'ingredients'?

8. What does ABCDQ stand for when preparing to ride your bike?

9. How many lane positions are available in a standard size travel lane?

10. On a bike, how can you make a left hand turn?