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by John
(Connecticut)
Scooter Merging into Traffic
Great website. I'd like to share with you an experience that I had taking the written exam for a "motorcycle" license in CT many moons ago. It was a typical 50 question multiple answer test. There was no "E" that said "All of the above" or "None of the above", only "A" through "D".
I only missed one question. I answered that you should ride in the center of the lane that you're in....BUZZ....wrong answer. When we reviewed the results, the DMV examiner told me that it was to the LEFT of the center of the lane that scooterists should ride, for two reasons:
- The driver in front of you can see you better in his/her side view mirror when you are in the left side of the lane behind him/her.
- An oft used road contains more oil spillage in the center of the lane from other motor vehicles.
Lesson taught, lesson learned.
Happy riding,
John
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