NOVA SCOTIA MOTORCYCLE TEST RULES 01

In Nova Scotia, motorcyclists are subject to the same traffic rules as other vehicle operators. This means they must obey speed limits, signal when turning or changing lanes, and follow all traffic signs and signals.

Nova Scotia Motorcycle Test 01

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Which of these is not a good colour for motorcycle clothing?

Red

Green

Orange

Brown

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When you have your Newly Licensed Nova Scotia motorcycle licence (6N), during what periods are you not permitted to ride your motorcycle?

Between 11 PM and 6 AM

Between 10 PM and 4 AM

Between 12 AM and 5 AM

Between 12 AM and 7 AM

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If your motorcycle does not have a daytime running light, you should...?

Ride with no lights

Have it replaced immediately

Ride with your hazard lights flashing

Ride with your headlight on

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When does a passenger not have to wear a helmet?

When riding on single lane roads

When riding under 30 KPH

There is no such time

At any time

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When motorcycling you must wear boots or shoes which at least cover your...?

Ankles

Instep

Heels

Calves

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Your helmet is virtually useless if it is not...?

A fluorescent color

Securely fastened

Full face

From a motorcycle manufacturer

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If you're riding on a freeway with four lanes, which lanes are best avoided for a motorcyclist?

The two left lanes

The middle two lanes

The two right lanes

The outer and inner lanes

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If you have a D endorsement on your Nova Scotia regular driver's license, you can operate a motorcycle up to a capacity of...?

250 cc

100 cc

50 cc

150 cc

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Which of these vehicles does not have a blind spot?

They all do

A motorcycle

A car with wing mirrors on both sides

A lorry with double mirrors and extensions

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Which of these may distort your vision when riding?

Goggles

A tinted shield

A 'bubble' shield

A windshield

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Which of these is the only complete protection for your eyes when riding?

Sunglasses

A clear face shield

A windshield

Eyeglasses

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The point of the blocking position is...?

To frustrate other drivers until they back off

To make other drivers choose alternative routes

To stop other drivers trying to squeeze past you in the same lane

To make sure other drivers slow down to the speed limit

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Which of these is it essential that you carry with you when you ride?

Insurance liability card

Inspection

License

All of them

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Which of these materials provides you with the best protection when riding?

Nylon

Rubber

Denim

Leather

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When you release the throttle on your motorcycle, what should it do?

Close halfway

Slowly close

Remain open

Snap closed

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You may not obtain a Nova Scotia Regular Motorcycle Driver's License (Class 6) until you have been riding on a Newly Licensed endorsement for how long?

1 year

18 months

2 years

6 months

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How many turn signals is it essential to have working correctly?

All four of them

The front two

The rear two

The two on the left-hand side

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The best thing to wear on your hands when riding is...?

Half fingered leather gloves

Cycling gloves

Full fingered leather gloves

Skiing gloves

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If you haven't passed an approved motorcycle training course, how long do you have to wait from getting your Nova Scotia learner's license to taking the Class 6N test?

12 months

8 months

6 months

4 months

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Which of these is not an acceptable standard for your motorcycle helmet?

British Standards Institute

Canadian Standards Association Standard

European Security Certificate

Snell Memorial Foundation

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Which of these materials is not acceptable for protection whilst riding?

Denim

Wool

Leather

Nylon

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Motorcycle clothing should be...?

Cool and airtight

Cool and ventilated

Warm and airtight

Warm and ventilated

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The best position to ride in normal circumstances is the blocking position, which is where?

In the exact centre of your lane

As close to the centre line as possible

Slightly to the right of your lane

Slightly to the left of your lane

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If you have a learner's license in Nova Scotia, you can only ride during which of these periods?

Half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset

One hour after sunrise to one hour before sunset

Half an hour after sunrise to half an hour before sunset

One hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset

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Your brake light must be activated by at least...?

The rear brake

The front brake

Both brakes working together

Either brake working independently

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If you are a visitor or newcomer to Nova Scotia, how long can you ride on a motorcycle license from another part of Canada or another country before you have to obtain a Nova Scotia motorcycle license?

1 year

180 days

90 days

240 days

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What are the two essential elements of motorcycle safety?

Smoothness and aggression

Smoothness and speed

Awareness and smoothness

Awareness and speed

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When riding at night, it is essential that...?

At least one of the high or low beams are working

The low beam is working

The high beam is working

Both high and low beams are working

29 / 30

What is the maximum permitted blood alcohol level for a learner driver in Nova Scotia?

0.02

0.04

0.03

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When you put your helmet on, it should be...?

Loose

Any of these

Tight

Snug

Your score is

There are unique rules that apply specifically to motorcycles, such as the requirement for riders to wear a helmet at all times and the prohibition of lane splitting (riding between lanes of traffic). Additionally, motorcyclists are encouraged to increase their visibility on the road by wearing reflective clothing and using their headlights during the daytime. It is important for both drivers and motorcyclists to be aware of these rules and to share the road safely to prevent accidents and injuries.

This online practice test, with multiple choice questions, is intended to help you prepare for the Nova Scotia Motorcycle license written knowledge test required before getting your motorcycle licence. This free practice written test is a lesson that is essential for getting your motorcycle licence at your local licensing office.

Anyone who lives in Nova Scotia and wants to operate a motorcycle on public roads and highways needs either a separate motorcycle driver’s licence or an endorsement on their regular driver’s licence.