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Delaware Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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An oncoming motorcycle has a turn signal flashing. Why should a left-turning driver wait for clear evidence of the motorcycle's movement?
Correct answer: Many motorcycle signals do not cancel automatically and may have been left on.
Why
The driver must judge the motorcycle's actual path and speed instead of relying on a possibly forgotten signal.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Motorcycle signal caution · p. 100
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