Ontario M1 Practice Test · Question
Two motorcycles may legally share a single lane side by side when:
Canadian rules require motorcycles to ride single file or in a staggered formation within one lane — not side by side.
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Question: Two motorcycles may legally share a single lane side by side when:
Answer options: ✅ Never — only single file or staggered is allowed
- Only on multi-lane highways
- Whenever riders agree
- At speeds under 50 km/h
Correct answer: Never — only single file or staggered is allowed
Explanation: Canadian rules require motorcycles to ride single file or in a staggered formation within one lane — not side by side.
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