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Does a motorcycle travelling in the left portion of its lane necessarily intend to turn left?
A motorcycle is ahead of blue A in the left portion of its lane. Q states only that position; it has no path or conclusion about a left turn.
Correct answer: No; the rider may be improving visibility or avoiding hazards
Why
A motorcycle may use the left portion of its lane to be more visible or avoid a hazard. Look for signals and actual movement, and continue to give the motorcycle the full lane.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Sharing the Road · p. 100
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