BC Class 6 Motorcycle Practice · Question
Scenario 86: A car's blind spot for a motorcycle is most dangerous when:
Riding alongside or just behind a car's rear corner puts you in its blind spot. Either pass quickly or drop back where you can be seen. The correct answer is "Y
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Question: Scenario 86: A car's blind spot for a motorcycle is most dangerous when:
Answer options:
- You are riding straight ahead of the car ✅ You are riding alongside or just behind its rear corner
- You are far behind the car
- You are passing on the left at highway speed
Correct answer: You are riding alongside or just behind its rear corner
Explanation: Riding alongside or just behind a car's rear corner puts you in its blind spot. Either pass quickly or drop back where you can be seen. The correct answer is "You are riding alongside or just behind its rear corner". This capacity-fill scenario 86 reinforces the same competency for the motorcycle bank and follows the certified explanation standard.
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