SASKATCHEWAN MOTORCYCLE TEST RULES 04

In Saskatchewan, Canada, motorcycle riders are required to follow the same traffic rules as car drivers.

Saskatchewan Motorcycle Test 04

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You are struck by a large insect that smears your face protection. You should...?

Keep going and pull off when you can

Deal with it at the next rest stop

Wipe it off with your gloves as you go

Remove your eye protection and keep going

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Why shouldn't you fit a 'sissy bar' to your motorcycle?

It looks amateurish

It affects balance

It is illegal

It increases drag

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It is foggy and you cannot see farther than your stopping distance. You should...?

Get off the road as soon as possible

Continually sound your horn

Slow to walking pace

Turn on your high beam headlights

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If you are riding over a badly rutted surface and your motorcycle starts to wander back and forth, what should you do?

Keep riding straight across

Accelerate hard

Brake sharply

Turn into the line of the ruts

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Which of these is not something that usually causes a high-speed wobble?

Poorly chosen tire tread design

Poorly mounted windshield

Poorly maintained wheels

Poorly chosen motorcycle clothing

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If your throttle sticks when riding and there is traffic you must avoid ahead, the first thing to do is...?

Pull in the clutch and the front brake

Change down through the gears

Pull in the clutch and hit the engine kill switch

Press on the rear brake and hit the engine kill switch

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Which of these factors should make you decide to leave your motorcycle at home?

All of them

Depression

Fatigue

Overexcitement

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You are taking an experienced motorcyclist for a ride as a passenger. You should...?

Assume they know what they're doing

Instruct them just the same as you would a beginner

Give them cursory instructions

Ask if they have any questions

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Between 1.30 and 3 AM, what percentage of drivers are legally impaired by alcohol?

Around 12%

Around 8%

Around 4%

Around 2%

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If you have to hit an object lying in the road, you should try to hit it at...?

60°

120°

90°

45°

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In an emergency where an object or an accident is blocking the road ahead of you, you should try...?

To switch into the right lane

To drive off the road

To stay in your lane

To switch into the left lane

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Why should you not put 'highway pegs' on your motorcycle?

They affect aerodynamics

It lengthens the time it takes to reach the foot brake

They affect the steering of the motorcycle

They are illegal

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What percentage of fatal collisions in Saskatchewan involve a driver who has been drinking?

15%

40%

50%

30%

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Engine seizure is usually caused by...?

Lack of oil

Excessive speed

Broken clutch

Incorrect tire pressure

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When riding in a group, you should ride at the pace of...?

The person directly in front of you

The leader

The person directly behind you

The person at the back

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On average, in the evening, one in every how many drivers is legally impaired by alcohol?

104

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If you lock the rear wheel in emergency braking, what should you do?

Open the throttle

Release the rear brake immediately

Keep the rear brake on until you have stopped

Hit the emergency cut-off

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The main thing you should concentrate on if a tire blows while you are riding is...?

Acceleration

Braking

Steering

Changing gear

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When there is ice outside, your best option is to...?

Not ride

Ride with your feet down

Ride at walking pace

Never change out of 1st gear

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You're caught in the rain with a long distance to go and you haven't got a rainsuit. The best thing to do is...?

Pull over and wait for the rain to stop

Ride slowly to stop the rain penetrating

Ride as fast as you can to escape the rain

Continue riding as normal

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When you're planning to drink alcohol, you should...?

Make sure you are riding home on a quiet route

Make alternative transportation plans

Make sure you ride with a companion

Make sure you have a big meal first

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If a track or rut runs parallel to your course and you have to cross it, you should...?

Stop and push your motorcycle over

Move away and turn back in sharply

Turn sharply directly

Edge across over a distance

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If the front tire has blown on your motorcycle, you should immediately...?

Move your weight to the left

Move your weight forwards

Move your weight to the right

Move your weight backwards

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When you are carrying a passenger, your motorcycle will take longer...?

To slow down

To speed up

To do all these things

To make a turn

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Chain failure is usually caused by...?

Hard acceleration

Excessive braking

Road debris

Poor maintenance

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The majority of riders who crash in a curve have...?

Gone in too slow

Selected the wrong gear

Not leaned over far enough

Gone in too fast

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Which of these can affect your brain function and your riding?

Drugs bought over the counter at a pharmacy

Illegal drugs

Drugs prescribed by a doctor

All of them

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It is safe to cross railroad tracks at angles of up to...?

75°

45°

55°

65°

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When riding over an object, you should...?

Take your feet off the footrests

Stand as tall as possible on the footrests

Stick your knees out as far as possible to the side

Rise slightly on the footrests

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Why shouldn't you fit 'ape hanger' handlebars to your motorcycle?

They change the balance of the motorcycle

They are illegal

They affect aerodynamics

They look too aggressive

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Like all other provinces in Canada, motorcycles are considered vehicles and must obey speed limits, stop signs, and traffic signals. Motorcycles must also have functioning headlights, tail lights, and turn signals. Additionally, helmets are mandatory for all motorcycle riders, regardless of age. Failure to comply with these rules can result in fines or penalties. Safety is a top priority for the Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure, and they encourage all riders to take training courses, wear protective gear, and ride defensively to avoid accidents on the roads. By following these rules and practicing safe riding habits, motorcyclists can enjoy the open roads of Saskatchewan safely and responsibly.

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

In Saskatchewan, you must have an Endorsement M on Class 1- 5 driver’s licences to drive a motorcycle on streets and highways. A 6 Endorsement permits you to drive as a learner. A Motorcycle Graduated Driver Licensing (MGDL) program for all new riders permits you to drive on public roads under certain restrictions.