Revision question · Safety margins

What's the safest way to stop when the road is wet?

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Change gear without braking

Use the back brake only

Use the front brake only

Use both brakes

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Use both brakesThis was the right answer

Motorcyclists need to take extra care when stopping on wet road surfaces. Plan well ahead so that you’re able to brake in good time. For maximum stability, you should use both brakes, and brake when your motorcycle is upright and travelling in a straight line.

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Use both brakes progressivelyReviewed guidance summary · Use both brakes progressively, with the motorcycle upright and straight.

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