PEI MOTORCYCLE TEST RULES 01

In PEI, Canada, motorcycles must follow the same traffic rules as other vehicles on the road. However, there are some specific rules that apply to motorcycles.

PEI Motorcycle Test 01

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When should you adjust your mirrors?

As soon as you reach 20kmh

As soon as you join a high-speed road

Just after starting off, when still travelling slowly

When sitting on your motorcycle before starting off

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Which of these can ride in Prince Edward Island without a helmet?

A pillion passenger

None of them

A moped rider

A rider on a motorcycle of less than 125 cc

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Motorcycle mirrors can make objects look...?

Closer than they really are

Farther away than they really are

Faster than they really are

Slower than they really are

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What is the minimum allowable size for a left side rearview mirror?

125 mm

50 mm

100 mm

75 mm

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Handlebars on a motorcycle must not reach further than how far vertically from the point where they are attached to the frame?

6 inches

24 inches

18 inches

12 inches

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If you have had an oil leak from your engine, it could result in...?

A locked front wheel

A locked rear wheel

Increased emissions

Reduced braking power

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The best material for motorcycle clothing that gives effective protection is...?

Leather

Nylon

Denim

Rubber

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You should be able to find and use all your switches and controls...?

Without looking

By feeling

Within a few seconds

With a quick glance

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When you are riding, you should keep your feet...?

Pointing down 45°

Pointing down 25°

Pointing up 25°

Level

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When should your headlight come on on a modern motorcycle?

When the ignition is turned on

When 1st gear is engaged

Whenever you turn it on

As soon as you exceed 15kmh

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How many brakes is it compulsory for a motorcycle to have?

One on the rear wheel

One on the front wheel

One on both wheels

One on either the front or rear wheel

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The disadvantage of a small motorcycle is that it may...?

Be too small to see over other vehicles

Not be respected by other drivers

Be more difficult to corner

Not have enough power for highway speeds

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How often does your motorcycle have to be inspected?

Every 6 months

Every year

Every 2 years

Every 18 months

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When seated, body on the seat, you should be able to reach the handlebar grips with your arms...?

Fully extended

Resting on your knees

Bent at 90°

Slightly bent

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A properly adjusted mirror can still show...?

Part of your hips

Part of your helmet

Part of your arm

Part of your knees

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If a motorcycle is the right size for you, you should be able to do which of these things?

Be able to put the motorcycle on its stand without straining

Lift the motorcycle up from the ground when it is lying on its side

Get one foot flat on the ground when straddling your motorcycle

All of them

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Your rearview mirrors should allow you to see...?

About half of the lane beside you and as much as possible of the lane behind you

All of the lane beside you

The lane beside you and the next one over

About half of the lane behind you and as much as possible of the lane beside you

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Which of these is not acceptable for riding a motorcycle?

Safety boots

Engineer boots

Baseball boots

Hiking boots

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Worn, frayed, kinked or broken strands on cables should be...?

Wrapped in tape

Cut off with wire cutters

Carefully oiled

Replaced

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When the throttle is released, the engine should...?

Turn off

Idle

Run at 5% of maximum revs

Run at 10% of maximum revs

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Which of these institutions' approval does not make a helmet legitimate for riding in Prince Edward Island?

Canada Standards Association

British Standards Institute

ANSI

SNELL

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How often should you check your tire pressure?

Once a fortnight

Before every ride

Once a week

Every other day

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What is the maximum number of headlights that can be on when your motorcycle is being driven?

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Under what circumstances is it acceptable to use alcohol when riding?

If you know the road home will be clear

None whatsoever

If you don't have far to go

When you only have one drink

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Your front turn signal lights must be which color?

Amber

Red

White

Any of these

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If you drop your helmet, you should...?

Replace it

Keep it if you can tape over any cracks

Keep it if no crack is larger than 5 cm

Keep it if it is not cracked

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To keep balance in turns, your knees should be...?

Dropped down as low as possible

Held up as high as possible

Stuck out as far as possible

Gripping the gas tank

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To avoid using too much throttle, you should have your right wrist...?

Below the handgrip

Level with the handgrip

Well away from the handgrip

Above the handgrip

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Your horn must be loud enough to be heard from how far away?

80 m

40 m

100 m

60 m

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Your left side rearview mirror must allow you to see the highway for at least how far behind you?

40 m

60 m

80 m

20 m

Your score is

Riders are required to wear a Department of Transportation-approved helmet at all times while riding. Additionally, riders must have a valid Class 6 motorcycle driver’s license and must adhere to the speed limits on the roads they are traveling on. They must also use signals when turning or changing lanes, as well as ensure that their bike is equipped with functioning brake lights, headlights, and turn signals. Moreover, motorcycle riders should always be vigilant and keep a safe distance from other vehicles, as motorcycles are often more challenging to see on the road. By following these rules, riders can ensure their safety while enjoying PEI’s scenic beauty.

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

Motorcycles and mopeds and their drivers are part of the Highway Traffic Act of Prince Edward Island. It would be best to be licensed to drive a motorcycle or moped on a public street or highway.

This PEI Motorcycle Practice Test will provide the information, knowledge, and skills you need to be a safe and knowledgeable rider. In PEI, you must have a Class 6 licence to drive a motorcycle on streets and highways.