QUEBEC MOTORCYCLE TEST RULES 02

In Quebec, Canada, motorcycles are subject to the same traffic laws and regulations as other vehicles on the road.

Quebec Motorcycle Test 02

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If you're travelling in the middle lane of a three-lane highway, your best position will normally be...?

The left of your lane

The centre of your lane

Any of these, it will make no difference

The right of your lane

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If your throttle sticks and it is safe to do so, you can try to release it by...?

Twisting back and forth

Changing up several gears

Shutting it down completely

Turning it fully open

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How much of the information you need for driving is provided for you by your eyes?

75%

50%

35%

90%

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If your motorcycle does start to wobble, what should you do with the handlebars?

Grip them as tight as you can

Grip them firmly

Use them to fight the wobble

Hold them lightly

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The best way to let other road users know you are about to slow down is to...?

Flash your brake light

Wave your hand

Rev your engine

Sound your horn

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Which of these is not a good way of making yourself more visible to other road users?

Installing a headlight modulator

Travelling in the appropriate third of your lane

Shouting warnings

Wearing bright protective gear

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If your motorcycle starts hydroplane, you should avoid...?

All of these

Braking

Turning the handlebars

Applying the throttle

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At 100 kmh, your field of vision is reduced by approximately...?

25%

10%

50%

75%

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In normal riding in perfect conditions with no other reason not to, most motorcyclists choose...?

To ride along the centreline

The right-hand third of a lane

The central third of a lane

The left-hand third of a lane

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In which of these situations should you use your turn signals?

Turning in heavy traffic

In all of them

Turning into your driveway when no other cars are present

Switching lanes in light traffic

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Your mirrors should be positioned so that you can see...?

Half of the lane behind and as much as possible to the sides

All of the lane behind

All of the lane to your side

Half of the lane to your side and as much as possible of your lane

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There is an obstacle ahead that you're going to have to swerve round. As you approach it, you should be looking...?

At the road between you and the obstacle

At your front wheel

At the obstacle

At where you want to be beyond the obstacle

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Your safety margin to the rear should be what percentage of your safety margin to your front?

10%

75%

25%

100%

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You are forced to drive over a tree branch. Just before you hit it, you should...?

Apply the rear brake

Pull your handlebars up

Decelerate

Throw your weight forwards

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An automobile in front of you passes a road sign. As soon as the rear bumper is clear of the sign, you should not arrive there for at least...?

2 seconds

1.5 seconds

3 seconds

1 second

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Which of these is not a cause of shimmying or wobbling?

Engine overheating

Uneven load

Excessive speed

Incorrect tire pressures

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Which of these lane positions is best for motorcycling?

The left-hand 3rd

The right-hand 3rd

Any depending on circumstances

The central 3rd

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When you are negotiating a left-hand curve, your path of travel should be...?

Inside - outside - outside

Outside - inside - outside

Inside - outside - inside

Outside - outside - inside

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An engine which is overheated can take how long to cool down?

More than quarter of an hour

More than 10 minutes

More than an hour

More than half an hour

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If your chain or belt should break, the first thing to do is...?

Squeeze the clutch lever

Apply the rear brake

Turn off the engine

Shift into neutral

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If your visibility is impaired or road conditions are bad, you should...?

Maintain the same safety margin

Double your safety margin

Reduce your safety margin

Increase your safety margin by half

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Before you reach the entrance of a high-speed curve, you should...?

Smoothly accelerate

Sharply decelerate

Sharply accelerate

Smoothly decelerate

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A vehicle behind is following too closely for you to maintain your desired safety margin. What should you do?

Sound your horn as a warning

Slow down and let it pass

Accelerate away from it

Gesticulate that it should back off

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When scanning for hazards as you ride, you should be looking by...?

Moving your eyes only

Moving your eyes and your head slightly

Moving your head only

Moving your eyes and your head aggressively

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If you have to get off onto the shoulder, before you exit the roadway you should...?

Release the front brake

Apply both brakes

Release the rear brake

Release both brakes

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If the rear wheel locks and you go into a skid, you should release the rear brake pedal and...?

Turn the handlebars in the direction of the skid

Turn the handlebars away from the skid

Keep the handlebars straight

Put your feet down

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If you have an anti-lock braking system on your motorcycle, it will reduce your stopping distance by...?

10%

25%

50%

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In which of these circumstances should you reduce your speed?

All of them

At night

Heavy traffic

Rain

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If your engine temperature indicator goes into the 'H' zone or the oil pressure indicator lamp comes on, you should...?

Turn off the engine with the ignition key

Keep riding until you reach a garage

Turn off the engine with the emergency cut-off switch

Ride more slowly until things are back to normal

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You see a vehicle behind you in your mirrors and when you look again it's not there. Most likely it has...?

Switched lanes

Moved into your blind spot

Slowed down

Stopped

Your score is

Some rules include adhering to speed limits, signaling intentions, and passing safely. However, some specific rules and regulations apply to motorcycle riders. For example, all riders must wear a helmet that meets the safety standards set by the government. Additionally, riders are required to have a Class 6 license to operate a motorcycle on public roads. Failure to comply with these regulations can result in severe penalties and fines. As such, it is important for motorcyclists in Quebec to stay up-to-date with the latest traffic rules and regulations to ensure their safety on the road.

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‘s 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.