ATV SAFETY TRAINING TEST QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
True - ANSWER Carrying a map and compass is a good riding practice.
False - ANSWER Always remove a helmet from an injured rider.
True - ANSWER Most accidents are preventable.
False - ANSWER Most ATVs are designed to carry an operator and a
passenger.
False - ANSWER Wearing a helmet will reduce normal peripheral vision.
False - ANSWER Looking at the controls while riding is a SAFE action.
True - ANSWER To remember the pre-ride inspection procedure, use T-
CLOC.
False - ANSWER The parking brake should be set when rocking the ATV to
check for neutral.
False - ANSWER It is best to look down at the stopping point when using the
brakes.
True - ANSWER Adults in the lives of youth need to supervise riders directly,
ensure they wear proper gear, and follow safe riding practices.
False - ANSWER An ATV should be considered a family toy.
True - ANSWER Drivers should carry no more than one passenger on an ATV
specifically designed for two.
True - ANSWER Studies have shown that wearing a helmet does not reduce
essential vision or hearing.
ANSWERS
True - ANSWER Carrying a map and compass is a good riding practice.
False - ANSWER Always remove a helmet from an injured rider.
True - ANSWER Most accidents are preventable.
False - ANSWER Most ATVs are designed to carry an operator and a
passenger.
False - ANSWER Wearing a helmet will reduce normal peripheral vision.
False - ANSWER Looking at the controls while riding is a SAFE action.
True - ANSWER To remember the pre-ride inspection procedure, use T-
CLOC.
False - ANSWER The parking brake should be set when rocking the ATV to
check for neutral.
False - ANSWER It is best to look down at the stopping point when using the
brakes.
True - ANSWER Adults in the lives of youth need to supervise riders directly,
ensure they wear proper gear, and follow safe riding practices.
False - ANSWER An ATV should be considered a family toy.
True - ANSWER Drivers should carry no more than one passenger on an ATV
specifically designed for two.
True - ANSWER Studies have shown that wearing a helmet does not reduce
essential vision or hearing.
