QUEBEC MOTORCYCLE TEST RULES 03

In Quebec, Canada, motorcycle riders are required to follow the same traffic rules and regulations as any other motor vehicle operator.

Quebec Motorcycle Test 03

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You see an emergency vehicle coming up from behind in your mirrors when riding on a single lane highway. You should...?

Accelerate to match their speed

Hold your position until its driver sounds the horn

Move over to the right side of the road

Move over to the left side of the road

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When you're riding with friends, a way of making sure nobody pushes too hard is to...?

Have a prize for the fastest rider

Put all the inexperienced riders in front

Have agreed rest points where everyone can meet

Ride very close together

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It's important that the leader of a group is...?

Owner of a large motorcycle

The fastest rider

An experienced rider

The least experienced rider

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When you join a highway from an on ramp, you should adapt your speed to...?

The speed of the fastest vehicle on the highway

Exactly match the speed limit

The general speed of vehicles on the highway

The speed of the slowest vehicle on the highway

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Which of these groups commit the most traffic offences?

32 to 48-year-olds

24 to 32-year-olds

16 to 24-year-olds

48-year-olds and upwards

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When exiting the highway, you should reach the speed indicated for the deceleration lane...?

Before you join it

Any of these

By the end of it

Around half way down it

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As you turn through an intersection, you should be focusing on...?

The traffic behind you

The oncoming traffic

The middle of the intersection

The exit of the turn

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If you are travelling at 90 kmh and you take your eyes off the road for four seconds to look at a distraction, how far will you have travelled in that time?

50 m

100 m

25 m

15 m

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There are workers ahead of you on a three lane highway by a vehicle with flashing lights. You should...?

Slow down and change lanes if possible

Slow down and remain in your lane

Keep your position and speed and sound your horn

Change lanes and speed up

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You should avoid using your horn when approaching...?

Large vehicles

Tractors

Pedestrians

Cyclists

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Where should you be keeping a special lookout for pedestrians?

On rural roads

In urban areas

In school zones

Near parks

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A driver coming towards you at an intersection is indicating that they will turn left. You can...?

Assume that they have seen you

Assume that they will wait for you to pass

Assume nothing at all

Assume you can ignore them

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If you're riding in a group, there should be no more than you and how many others?

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The last thing you should do before passing a car is...?

Sound your horn

Check over your right shoulder

Turn on your left flasher

Check over your left shoulder

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Riding in a group, the gap between rider #2 and rider #4 should be no less than...?

3 seconds

1.5 seconds

0.5 seconds

2 seconds

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How should you tell the angle at which railway tracks are going to cross your path?

By watching trains cross

By looking at the warning sign

By watching other cars cross

By looking at a map beforehand

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Which of these is a good way of keeping your emotions in check when faced with heavy traffic?

Using an aggressive riding style

Leaving earlier

Letting off steam by hooting

Knowing how to weave

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A heavy vehicle at an intersection is about to make a right turn, which you also want to make. You should...?

Hang back until its turn is completed

Drive around it to the left

Use the sidewalk if it is clear

Drive around it to the right

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If you get tired when you're out on the road, you should...?

Ride more slowly

Stop for a break

Ride faster to get there quicker

Open your faceshield and jacket

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A driver approaching signals that it is safe for you to make your turn. You should...?

Stop and reprimand them

Turn without thanking them

Thank them and turn

Thank them but make your own checks

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Which of these is not a good motivation for wanting to learn to ride a motorcycle?

Needing transport

Loving speed

Enjoying a new skill

To be with friends

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Once you have joined the acceleration lane from an on ramp, you should position yourself...?

In the centre of the lane

In the right-hand portion of the lane

In the left-hand portion of the lane

As close to the verge as possible

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When passing another vehicle, you should use your turn signals...?

Only if there is heavy traffic

Moving out and moving back in

Moving back in only

Moving out only

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The right third of a lane is best for...?

Avoiding air turbulence

Coming over the top of a hill

Making right turns

All of these

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Due to the nature of the vehicle, which of these road users will get tired more quickly than the others?

RV driver

Car driver

Motorcyclist

Truck driver

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When riding down a street where vehicles are parked along the curb, what's usually your safest option in terms of lane position?

Centre of the lane

Any of these it makes no difference

Right portion of the lane

Left portion of the lane

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If you're riding in a group, the odd-numbered riders should be riding...?

Over the centre line

In the centre of your lane

In the right of your lane

In the left of your lane

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How should you park your motorcycle in a roadside parking space?

At 45° to the curb, pointing towards the traffic flow

At 90° to the curb

At 45° to the curb, pointing away from the traffic flow

Parallel to the curb

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If you have a sleep deficit of 5 hours, this is likely to affect your riding as badly as...?

3 or more glasses of wine

Half a glass of wine

1 glass of wine

2 glasses of wine

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Which of these is the only thing you don't need to do when approaching an intersection?

Slow down

Scan ahead

Sound your horn

Check in your mirrors

Your score is

All motorcycle operators and passengers are required to wear a helmet that meets the safety standards set by the Canadian government. Additionally, motorcycles must be equipped with rearview mirrors, turn signals, and an exhaust system compliant with noise and emission standards. One unique rule for motorcycle riders in Quebec is that it is illegal to lane split, which is the practice of riding between two lanes of stopped or slow-moving traffic. This is enforced to ensure the safety of all motor vehicle operators on the road. Motorcycle riders must be aware of these rules and regulations to ensure their safety and avoid legal penalties.

This online practice test, with multiple-choice questions, is intended to help you prepare for the Quebec Motorcycle license written knowledge test required before you can get your Class 6R Learner’s Licence. This free practice written driving test is a lesson that is essential for getting your SAAQ Motorcycle Class 6R Learner’s Licence at your local licensing office.

To get this licence, you must first pass the SAAQ Motorcycle Knowledge Test. You must prepare for the knowledge test independently and seriously. You must pay particular attention to it. To acquire the theoretical knowledge relevant to operating a motorcycle and to prepare for the knowledge test, it is recommended that you study the Operating a Motorcycle guide.