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Test your knowledge of Bicycle Laws & Safety

Answer questions below and then click "Submit" to see how you did!

  1. Motor vehicles have priority on the roadway and bicycles must ride next to the curb.
    • TRUE
    • FALSE

  2. If there is a bike path adjacent to a road, the bicycle must ride on the bike path.
    • TRUE
    • FALSE

  3. If there is a bike lane on the road, the bicycle must ride in it.
    • TRUE
    • FALSE

  4. It is the law that every bicycle rider in Washington State must wear a helmet.
    • TRUE
    • FALSE

  5. Bicyclists must ride single file.
    • TRUE
    • FALSE

  6. Most bicyclist injuries involve motor vehicles.
    • TRUE
    • FALSE

  7. Pedestrians walk facing traffic, so bicycles should ride against traffic as well.
    • TRUE
    • FALSE

  8. Bicycles must ride in the right-most lane.
    • TRUE
    • FALSE

  9. You must stop at a STOP sign when on a bicycle, even if there is no traffic.
    • TRUE
    • FALSE

  10. It is okay to ride your bike either direction on a one-way street.
    • TRUE
    • FALSE

  11. Motorists should not change lanes when passing a bicyclist.
    • TRUE
    • FALSE

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