Positioning your motorcycle correctly to turn and finishing the turn in the correct lane is called
- lane tracking. ✓
- lane positioning.
- aggressive riding.
- the right-of-way.
Answer: A. lane tracking.
It is called lane tracking: getting into the correct lane before the turn and ending up in the correct lane afterward.
Why this is the answer
The handbook explains that before turning you must put your motorcycle in the right lane, and after finishing the turn you must be in the right lane again. It says this is sometimes called lane tracking. The same section draws a clear line between that and lane position, which is about choosing the safest part of a lane to ride in. Since the question describes starting and ending in the correct lanes, it points to lane tracking, not to picking a spot within a lane.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. lane positioning. — Lane position is about which section of a single lane is safest to ride in, not about entering and leaving a turn in the right lanes.
- C. aggressive riding. — Aggressive riding is not a term the handbook uses for correct turning, and the passages describe safe, planned lane use instead.
- D. the right-of-way. — Right-of-way is about who goes first at an intersection, which is a different topic from choosing the correct lanes for a turn.
Remember it
Track two lanes for every turn: the one you leave from and the one you land in.