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When approaching a stop sign, a bicyclist must:
Always stop before entering the intersection Slow down, and stop if required for safety Stop at any four-way stop
When approaching a steady red light when going straight, a bicyclist must:
Stop and yield to all other traffic Slow down and proceed forward if clear Stop and wait for the light to turn green
When at a stop sign, a bicyclist may:
Cautiously make a turn or proceed forward without stopping Make a turn after slowing and yielding the right-of-way if required Proceed forward after slowing and yielding the right-of-way if required All of the above
When at a steady red light, a bicyclist may:
Cautiously make a turn or proceed forward without stopping Make a right hand turn after slowing and yielding the right-of-way if required Proceed forward after slowing and yielding the right-of-way if required All of the above
A bicyclist must always come to a complete stop at a stop sign.
True False
Unless making a right-hand turn, a bicyclist must come to a complete stop at a steady red light.
A bicyclist may make a left-hand turn onto a one-way highway on a red light:
After slowing and yielding to other traffic Only after the light changes to green After stopping and yielding to other traffic
Before turning left or right, the correct distance for a hand signal is:
At least 50 feet before the turn At least 75 feet before the turn At least 100 feet before the turn At least 200 feet before the turn
Per Idaho Law, every bicyclist shall exercise:
“due care” “proper mechanical skills” “proper racing skills” “regularly”
An adult bicyclist may carry a child:
In a backpack securely attached to the adult In a sling securely attached to the adult In a child carrier attached to the bicycle All of the above
Prohibition of tailgating does not apply to a bicyclist.
A bicyclist riding in traffic that is moving faster than the bicyclist shall:
Ride as close as practicable to the left-hand curb or edge of roadway Ride as close as practicable to the right-hand curb or edge of roadway Ride in the center of the lane just like a motor vehicle Ride only on the sidewalk
A bicyclist riding on a one-way road with two (2) or more lanes may:
Ride as close as practicable to the left-hand curb or edge of roadway Ride on the center line Ride in the center of the lane, even when not preparing for a turn Ride only on the sidewalk
On a two-way highway, a bicyclist may ride on the left side of the road.
When preparing for a left turn, a bicyclist shall:
Move safely onto the center line of the road Make a quick move to the left without signaling Move safely into the appropriate lane prior to turning
Bicyclists may ride two (2) abreast if it does not impede traffic.
It is legal for bicyclists to carry grocery bags with no hands on the handlebars.
Bicyclists must yield right-of-way to emergency vehicles, and construction vehicles and workers.
When overtaking a pedestrian on a sidewalk, a bicyclist shall:
Come to a complete stop and then notify the pedestrian Give an audible signal to the pedestrian Always pass on the right
When operating a bicycle on or along a sidewalk or crosswalk, a bicyclist shall:
Yield the right-of-way to pedestrians Always pass on the right Honk the horn and verbally greet each pedestrian All of the above
Bicycle racing is legal except where posted signs prevent it.
At night, a bicycle must have a front light visible from a distance of:
At least 200 feet At least 300 feet At least 400 feet At least 500 feet
At night, the following equipment must be displayed at the rear of the bicycle:
A flashing yellow light A flashing red light A reflector clearly visible Any two (2) of the above
At night, it’s a good idea to use both rear reflectors and red flashing rear lights:
A properly-fitted bicycle helmet reduces the risk of serious head injuries by:
A moderate amount – approximately 45 percent A majority of the time – approximately 65 percent A significant amount – approximately 85 percent Almost always – approximately 99 percent
Helmets should be positioned:
Evenly between the ears 1-2 finger widths above your eyebrow None of the above Both a and b above
Helmet chin straps should be tightened:
Loosely As snuggly as possible None of the above
Helmets should include foam pads inside that:
Feel comfortable but really snug Fit loosely against the head None of the above
When buying a helmet, choose one per the following criteria:
It has been tested and “approved” It has a CPSC, ASTM, or Snell B-95 sticker It fits well prior to any adjustments All of the above
When a helmet has been involved in a crash:
Replace it with a new helmet Replace it only if it has visible minor damage Replace it only if it has significant damage
To signal a left turn, a bicyclist:
Extends the upper right arm out with the forearm and hand pointing up Extends the left arm to the left Extends the left elbow to the left
To signal a right turn, a bicyclist:
Extends the upper left arm out with the forearm and hand pointing up Extends the right arm to the right Either of the above are correct
To signal a stop, a bicyclist:
Extends the upper left arm out with the forearm and hand pointing down Extends the upper right arm out with the forearm and hand pointing down Extend both arms out to either side
In order to enhance safety by being seen, bicyclists should wear:
Light colored clothing at all times Reflective gear when light conditions are low Both of the above Dark colored clothing during the day; light colored clothing at night
The “ABCs” of a safe bicycle include:
Check air temperature, brightness of lights, and color of bike Check answers to questions, blood pressure of rider, and chain oil Check air in tires, brakes, and tightness of chain Check attitude of rider, business of traffic, and calmness of weather
Which of the following is accurate?
Always yield to pedestrians and pass carefully on the left Yield to cars and bikes but not pedestrians Always ride on the white line on the right side of the right lane Never alert pedestrians when passing as that may startle them
If your bicycle is too large or too small:
It can be difficult to control It increases your risk of accident or injury It can be uncomfortable All of the above
What is the best reason below for having fenders on your bicycle?
They make the bicycle look good, encouraging others to ride In wet conditions, they help eliminate spray from the wheels They make the bicycle go faster
If a bicycle has only one seat, it is illegal for two (2) people to ride on it at the same time:
True, except for a child in a backpack, sling or child carrier False
For more information about safe biking, you can read the following:
The bike and pedestrian information on the itd.idaho.gov web site Idaho Traffic Laws, Title 49, Chapter 7 Both of the above
When riding on a sidewalk, a bicyclist:
Has all the duties of a pedestrian Must follow the same rules as when on the road Has right-of-way over pedestrians
May proceed at a “don’t walk” signal if there is no traffic Must obey the pedestrian crossing signals Has the right-of-way over pedestrians at a cross walk
Bicyclists should:
Go with traffic on sidewalks to increase safety Go against traffic on sidewalks to increase safety Avoid riding on sidewalks if at all possible
When sharing the road with other vehicles and pedestrians, bicyclists should:
Assert their right-of-way at all times Expect others to drive defensively Be as predictable as possible
Which of the following is true?
All city ordinances regarding bicycles in Idaho are required to be the same City ordinances regarding bicycles may vary City ordinances regarding bicycles are generally the same in all large cities
When legally in a crosswalk, a bicyclist must dismount from their bicycle.
If a motorist is turning right at an intersection with no light, and a bicyclist immediately to the right on an adjacent sidewalk is going straight:
The motorist has the right-of-way The bicyclist has the right-of-way They both have equal right-of-way
Idaho state statute forbids biking while drinking alcohol or taking drugs Most cities and towns have an ordinance regarding public intoxication Bicyclists cannot be arrested for drinking alcohol while biking
Some local jurisdictions require bicyclists to use the bike lane if it is available.
It is legal for three (3) bicyclists to ride next to each other in the same lane.
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