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Sharing the Road (Pedestrians, Trucks & Bicycles) practice test: free Illinois SOS Permit questions

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    Which statement about high beams and bicyclists is correct?

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    Answer: D. High beam lights should not be used at night when approaching an oncoming bicyclist because glare can blind the rider. Dim your headlights as you would for oncoming cars, since bright light can blind a bicyclist and make them lose control.

    Source: Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 — Chapter 5: Bicycles, p. 43

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    What is needed to legally operate an autocycle?

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    Answer: D. An autocycle is a three-wheeled vehicle that has a steering wheel and seating that does not require the driver to straddle or sit astride it. It may be operated on Illinois roads when it is correctly titled and registered with the Secretary of State, and the operator must hold a valid Illinois driver's license.

    Source: Illinois Rules of the Road 2026 — Chapter 5: Autocycles, p. 42

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