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You follow a motorcycle on a highway at 50 mph. How much following distance should you keep behind it?
Correct answer: The same as behind a car, or more, because the rider may weave or brake
Why
Motorcycles are small, so it is hard to judge their speed and distance. Riders may weave to avoid potholes or debris, and a crash gives them little protection. When you move into a lane in front of a motorcycle, leave as much space as you would for a car.
Verified against Minnesota Driver's Manual · Sharing the road with motorcyclists · p. 52
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