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Road Positioning
What you need to know
Where to ride in the lane for visibility and safety. In the official Ontario tests, questions on this topic come from the Ministry of Transportation's Driver's Handbook (for cars) and Motorcycle Handbook (for riders).
Sample practice questions
Why should you stay out of a vehicle's blind spot when riding beside it?
- The driver may change lanes without seeing you and force you off the road
- Your motorcycle gets better fuel economy there
- It is the legal riding position
- It shields you from the wind
💡 Lingering in a blind spot means the driver cannot see you and may merge into you; pass through blind spots or hold a visible position.
Frequently asked questions
- Why should you stay out of a vehicle's blind spot when riding beside it?
- The driver may change lanes without seeing you and force you off the road Lingering in a blind spot means the driver cannot see you and may merge into you; pass through blind spots or hold a visible position.
More questions on Road Positioning and every other topic live in the G1 practice test and M1 practice test.