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How should you adjust when following a motorcycle?
Blue A follows a motorcycle to the right on a two-way road. Their lane is below two yellow center stripes with an asphalt gap. No bracket or numeric following interval appears in the question.
Correct answer: Leave extra space and expect sudden moves
Why
The handbook calls for at least four seconds behind a motorcycle and more in wet conditions. Leave extra space because the rider may change speed or position to avoid a pothole, gravel or slippery surface. Give the motorcycle its full lane and do not crowd it.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual · Motorcycle space · p. 59, 70, 71
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