If potential hazards are present on your RIGHT, what paths can you ride?

If potential hazards are present on your RIGHT, what paths can you ride?

• A. Paths 2 and 3
• B. Path 1 and 3
• C. Paths 1 and 2
• D. Path 1 only

Answer: (C)

When hazards are on your right, you want to position yourself toward the left side of the lane to maximize space and reaction time. Riding in the leftmost and middle paths keeps you away from those hazards and gives you room to adjust if something changes. The rightmost path would put you closest to the hazards on the right, increasing your risk. So the best choice is the leftmost and middle paths, which provide the most clearance from hazards on that side.

When hazards are on your right, you want to position yourself toward the left side of the lane to maximize space and reaction time. Riding in the leftmost and middle paths keeps you away from those hazards and gives you room to adjust if something changes. The rightmost path would put you closest to the hazards on the right, increasing your risk. So the best choice is the leftmost and middle paths, which provide the most clearance from hazards on that side.