DrivingTest.ca is an online driving test practice site that serves all provinces and territories in Canada. Advance through the practice tests at your own pace on any computer, tablet or mobile phone with internet access. While these tests are not the same as the actual ones you will be taking, they can give you a good idea of what to expect. It is all FREE!
Motorcycle Knowledge Test Practice – Rules 06
ON-MC-Rules-06
Question 1 |
By turning on headlights and taillights and by wearing brightly-coloured clothing and helmets. | |
By keeping the four-way flashers turned on at all times. | |
By wearing protective gear. | |
By wearing dark-coloured clothing. |
Question 2 |
Not put on the headlights during daylight hours. | |
Never change lanes on the freeway. | |
Not attempt to downshift when stopping. | |
Avoid applying the brakes when making a turn. |
Question 3 |
Drive near the side of the road, as close to the edge of the road as possible. | |
Drive in the centre of the road. | |
Turn on the four-way flashers so the motorcycle will be visible to other drivers. | |
Adjust lane position to ensure that as much as possible of the road ahead is visible. |
Question 4 |
The left tire track. | |
Motorcyclists should not drive in the curb lane at any time. | |
The right tire track. | |
The centre tire track. |
Question 5 |
The helmet should be fastened to the back of the motorcycle. | |
The helmet should be placed on the ground near the motorcycle. | |
The helmet should be kept on so it does not have to be put on again. | |
The helmet should be hung on the handlebars. |
Question 6 |
All answers are correct. | |
The right lane when approaching an exit ramp. Other vehicles may not see the motorcycle and might cut off the motorcyclist as they exit. | |
Lanes that are difficult to merge into. Motorcycles have a smaller profile, and are difficult for other drivers to see, even when the motorcycle's turn signal is on. | |
The right lane when approaching an entrance ramp; this ensures the motorcyclist avoids the traffic that will be merging onto the highway. |
Question 7 |
Motorcyclists neglecting to use the back brakes. | |
Motorcyclists neglecting to keep headlights on at all hours. | |
Another vehicle entering the intersection from a side street into the way of the motorcyclist or another vehicle turning left into the motorcyclist’s way. | |
Other vehicles driving through the intersection on the green light. |
Question 8 |
The weight should not be shifted. | |
The weight should be shifted to the front. | |
The weight should be shifted to the back. | |
The weight should be alternated between the front and the back. |
Question 9 |
Tire tread, shock absorbers, paint, stereo, seat cover and all other software should be checked weekly. | |
The rims, wheels, shock absorbers, brakes, chain, tire tread and all other hardware should be checked weekly. | |
The rims, wheels, shock absorbers, brakes, chain, stereo and all other hardware should be checked weekly. | |
Tire tread, shock absorbers, brakes, stereo, seat cover and all other hardware should be checked weekly. |
Question 10 |
Halted at an intersection. | |
Planning to change lanes, make a turn, stop or slow down. | |
Starting the motorcycle. | |
Embarking on a long trip. |
Question 11 |
Overtake and pass with caution. | |
Pass only when no traffic is in sight. | |
Passing is permitted whenever the driver chooses to do so. | |
Passing is not permitted because it is unsafe to do so. |
Question 12 |
Signal, perform a mirror and shoulder check before pulling off. | |
All the steps listed should be followed. | |
Ensure that the surface at the side of the road is hard and suitable to drive on. | |
Be certain to pull off the road at a spot away from moving traffic in order to avoid accidents. |
Question 13 |
Is recommended at all times. | |
Is never recommended. | |
Must be used when travelling on a road with many curves. | |
Should not be used on curves, when turning, and when entering or exiting a highway. |
Question 14 |
Angle the motorcycle towards the right. | |
Angle the motorcycle towards the left. | |
Maintain as upright and vertical a position as possible. | |
Move body weight as far back as possible. |
Question 15 |
The left tire track. | |
The centre tire track. | |
Motorcyclists should not drive in the passing lane. | |
The right tire track. |
Question 16 |
The rider may panic, brake too hard cause the wheels to lock. This will cause the motorcycle to slide, and result in a crash. | |
The driver’s body will lean much more than necessary. | |
The rider may lose control, causing the motorcycle to slide off the road and crash. | |
None of these is correct. |
Question 17 |
There is a traffic jam. | |
Driving beside a large vehicle. | |
Passing a vehicle that is turning right. | |
Passing a vehicle that is turning left. |
Question 18 |
Continue driving; the motorcycle will outrun the dog after a short time. | |
Get the dog out of the way by nudging it gently with a foot or the motorcycle, then focus on driving. | |
Avoid kicking the dog; maintain control and balance. | |
Stop the motorcycle, honk the horn and yell loudly to scare the dog away. |
Question 19 |
Protect the motorcyclist from mosquito bites. | |
Minimize and prevent injury caused by the impact of debris, wind and rain or a collision. | |
Protect passengers from insects. | |
Prevent sunburns on bright summer days. |
Question 20 |
The seller's pink insurance liability slip. | |
A Used Vehicle Information package. | |
The seller’s driving license. | |
The vehicle permit and license plates. |
Question 21 |
They should be switched on only during the day. | |
They only need to be on between sunset and sunrise. | |
They should be on at all times, even during daylight hours. | |
They should be switched on only at night. |
Question 22 |
The motorcycle will accelerate before stopping. | |
Slowing down in this way may result in the motorcycle being rear-ended. | |
Downshifting in this way will strip the gears on the motorcycle. | |
The brake lights will not turn on, making it dangerous to slow down because other drivers may not know the motorcycle is slowing. |
Question 23 |
Drivers may turn to the right if the way is clear. | |
Drivers may proceed straight through if the way is clear. | |
Drivers may turn to the left if the way is clear. | |
Drivers may proceed after coming to a complete stop. |
Question 24 |
None of these actions should be taken. | |
Carefully drive around it. | |
Drive into the animal in order to avoid skidding. | |
Get off the moving motorcycle. |
Question 25 |
After the motorcycle has started, instruct the passenger to get on, sit as close to the driver as possible, and hold the driver's waist firmly. | |
After the motorcycle has started, instruct the passenger to get on, sit towards the rear of the motorcycle, and hold the handlebars firmly. | |
After the motorcycle has started, instruct the passenger to get on, sit as close to the driver as possible, and hold the handlebars firmly. | |
After the motorcycle has started, instruct the passenger to get on, sit towards the rear of the motorcycle, and hold the driver's shoulders firmly. |
Question 26 |
The vehicle approaching from the right should proceed first, after coming to a complete stop. | |
The vehicle approaching from the left should proceed first, after coming to a complete stop. | |
The fastest-moving vehicle should proceed first. | |
Both vehicles may continue driving without needing to stop. |
Question 27 |
The best way to pass stopped vehicles at an intersection. | |
A sign of inexperienced or aggressive drivers. | |
The fastest way to get to a destination. | |
A common practice of experienced riders. |
Question 28 |
Should only be done if it can be done smoothly. | |
Is never an appropriate option. | |
Is better than shifting before the curve. | |
Is the best way to control the motorcycle's speed on the curve. |
Question 29 |
None of these are the proper order. | |
Turn the ignition switch to the ON position, ensure the engine kill switch is not in the "OFF" position, change the gear to neutral, apply choke (if needed), pull in the clutch and press the starter button. | |
Turn the ignition switch to the ON position, ensure the engine kill switch is in the "OFF" position, change the gear to neutral, apply choke (if needed), pull in the clutch and press the starter button. | |
Turn the ignition switch to the ON position, ensure the engine kill switch is in the "OFF" position, change the gear to reverse, apply choke (if needed), pull in the clutch and press the starter button. |
Question 30 |
The left (passing) lane. | |
The centre lane. | |
None of these answers is correct. | |
None of the lanes should be avoided, provided the motorcyclist is driving carefully. |
List |
It is recommended that you take a practice test before you take the actual written test. Please note, however, that this is not the actual test, and you will not receive your license if you pass this sample practice test. If you’re getting your driver's licence, you’ve come to
Motorcycle Knowledge Test Practice
If you want to make sure you get it right, here are some simple things you can do to ace the written portion:
Use your knowledge – Learning is solidified as you put into practice what you have studied. You can accomplish this by discussing what you have learned with friends or loved ones. Take notice of signs and traffic scenarios while you are a passenger and talk about them with an adult. Check with the adult to make sure you are correct in what you say.
You also need to obtain and study this guides entitled: The Official MTO Motorcycle Handbook. This handbook provides guidelines for drivers of motorcycles, three-wheeled motorcycles, limited-speed motorcycles (LSMs) and motor-assisted bicycles (mopeds).
This online motorcycle knowledge test practice, with multiple choice questions, is intended to help you prepare for the Ontario M1 Motorcycle driver’s test that is required before you can get your Motorcycle driver’s license. This free practice written knowledge test is a lesson that is essential for getting your Ontario M1 driver’s license at your local licensing office.
To find out more information about how you can excel at your written motorcycle license knowledge test, contact us today.