From chapters 1 and 5 of the Alabama Motorcycle Operator Manual

Alabama Motorcycle License and Laws Practice Test

Class M, motor-driven cycles, helmets and Alabama riding laws.

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On your moped you reach a stop sign on an empty street. What does Alabama law expect?

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Alabama law defines a motorcycle as a motor vehicle with a seat or saddle for the rider, designed to travel on no more than three wheels touching the ground (tractors excluded). p. 3
Motorcycle operation in alabama
Alabama riders must sit only on the permanent, regular seat and may carry a passenger only if the cycle is designed and equipped with footpegs for more than one person. p. 4
Motorcycle operation in alabama
In Alabama you may not ride a motorcycle while carrying a package, bundle or other article that keeps you from keeping both hands on the handlebars. p. 4
Motorcycle operation in alabama
Alabama requires everyone operating or riding on a motorcycle or motor-driven cycle to wear an approved protective helmet, and to wear shoes. p. 4
Motorcycle operation in alabama
Alabama motorcycles are entitled to the full use of a traffic lane, and no motor vehicle may be driven to deprive a motorcycle of it, except where motorcycles ride two abreast in one lane. p. 4
Motorcycle operation in alabama
In Alabama a motorcycle operator may not overtake and pass in the same lane as the vehicle being passed, and no one may ride between lanes of traffic or between rows of vehicles. p. 4

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