BC Motorcycle Test 08

Taking the BC motorcycle practice test is essential to passing the BC Motorcycle knowledge test with flying colors. This online resource, with multiple choice questions, provides you with the necessary knowledge and skills to prepare for the actual test and obtain your Class 6 license.

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BC Motorcycle Practice Test 08

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Each year in BC, how many wild animals including deer, moose, elk, bears and coyotes are reported killed by collisions with vehicles?

5,800

4,700

3,500

2,100

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Do motorcycle ABS systems allow you to both brake and steer at the same time, just like in cars?

Yes

Only on gravel roads

Only on wet roads

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Which of the following is not a strategy for handling headlight failure?

Switch from low beam to high beam or vice versa to see if the other beam will work

Immediately turn on your flashlight from your rider kit so you can be seen

If neither low or high beam will work, slow down, pull off the road and get help

Turn on the hazard lights if your motorcycle is equipped with these

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Which of the following is not a strategy for assistance at a crash scene?

Take measures to alert other drivers and riders that there has been a crash. This will help to avoid further crashes and injuries

Make sure your motorcycle is parked away from the crash where it won't obstruct other traffic or emergency vehicles

Leave the those involved in the crash so you can get help

Call for emergency services if necessary

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Do you have certain legal responsibilities if other drivers have a crash because of something you do?

Only if there are witnesses

Only if there is personal injury

Yes

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Which of the following is not a strategy for avoiding a skid?

Keep your weight forward

Don't turn too sharply

Don't accelerate suddenly

Don't brake with too much force

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Which of the following is not a strategy for handling engine failure?

Try to get to the nearest exit or service area or pull off the road as far as possible if you are on a busy highway or freeway. Avoid stopping on a bridge or in a tunnel if at all possible

Signal and steer to the edge of the road

Turn on your hazard lights if your motorcycle is equipped with them

Stay away from the clutch lever so as not to disengage the engine from the transmission

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With a Class 6 learner's license, your supervisor rider must be how old?

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What percentage of motorcycle crashes involve collisions with wildlife?

10%

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You will be issued a licence restricting you from carrying passengers if you are taking a test on what size motorcycle?

A motorcycle 200 cc or less

A motorcycle 230 cc or less

A motorcycle 250 cc or less

A motorcycle 300 cc or less

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You can take the Class 8 road test after you've had your Class 8L learner's licence for at least how long?

6 months

90 days

8 months

12 months

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How long does a Class 8 road test take?

60 minutes

45 minutes

15 minutes

90 minutes

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Which of the following is not a strategy for avoiding animals?

Tap your horn often once you see an animal close to the road

Be extra cautious around dusk and dawn. This is when animals move around to feed, and it is also harder for you to see them at these times

Watch for animal crossing signs when riding through farming or wooded areas. Slow down in these areas

Scan the sides of the roadway ahead for animals

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After how many days with a learner's Class 8L license, you can you take the motorcycle skills test?

30 days

60 days

45 days

90 days

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The most common reasons for a re-examination are...?

An expired license for more than 30 days

A medical report indicating a health problem or a police report indicating that the person was unsure of how to handle a common riding or driving situation

Expired insurance

All of these

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Which statement is FALSE? If you are caught riding or driving while you are prohibited, the following can happen...?

Doubled insurance rates

You may be subject to fines

Your vehicle could be impounded

A jail term

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What maximum speed you are allowed to ride with a Class 8L learner's license?

80 km/h

60 km/h

70 km/h

50 km/h

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Which of the following is not a strategy for coping with wobbles?

Grip the handlebars loosely

Do not apply the brakes — that could make it worse

Go with the wobble while gradually slowing it down. Don't try to fight it

Adjust your speed to try to come out of the wobble

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Are you allowed to use hand-held or hands-free communication devices with a Class 8L learner's license?

Yes

Only hands-free

Only for GPS uses

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With a Class 8L learner's license, you must always ride within sight of a qualified adult supervisor and your supervisor must be at least how old with a valid Class 6 full-privilege licence?

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Which of the following is not a strategy for steering in an emergency?

Apply firm pressure to the handlebar on the side to which you intend to turn

Accelerate quickly

To return to your original direction of travel, press on the other handlebar once you have cleared the hazard

Look in the direction you want to go

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A Class 8L learner's license is valid for how long?

90 days

1 year

6 months

2 years

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Which statement is FALSE? You must exchange the following information with the other driver, anyone who has been injured and anyone whose property has been damaged...?

The name and address of the registered owner of the vehicle

Your name and address

Email address

The licence plate number and insurance information

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Which of the following is not a strategy for handling a flat tire?

Hold the handlebars firmly and keep the motorcycle upright

Ease off the throttle

Shift your weight on top of the flat tire

Avoid braking if possible. But if you must brake, use the brake for the tire that isn't flat

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Whether the wobble continues or stops, what should you do?

Gently do a slalom on the road to test for more wobbles

All of these

Steer to the side of the road and stop and examine your bike

Do a few brake tests

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When can you take your Class 6 road test?

After you have held a Class 6 learner's licence for at least 30 days and have passed the motorcycle skills test

After you have held a Class 6 learner's licence for at least 60 days and have passed the motorcycle skills test

After you have held a Class 6 learner's licence for at least 90 days and have passed the motorcycle skills test

After you have held a Class 6 learner's licence for at least 120 days and have passed the motorcycle skills test

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Once you've held your Class 8 novice licence for how long without a driving prohibition, you may take your Class 6 road test?

At least 18 consecutive months

At least 12 consecutive months

At least 24 consecutive months

At least 20 consecutive months

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Which of the following is not a strategy for going over obstacles?

Lean over the handlebars to gain more front end grip

Slow down if possible

Grip the handlebars firmly

Approach in an upright position and try to strike the object head-on at a 90-degree angle.

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Which of the following is not a strategy for when an animal is in your path?

Brake firmly and steer to strike the animal squarely

Assess the risks and decide on an action

Slow down but resist the urge to slam on your brakes when you see an animal

Check your rear-view mirror to see if there is a vehicle behind you, or if you can stop suddenly

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What happens if you break any one of the learner driving restrictions?

You get suspended for 30 days

You get suspended for 15 days

You may be fined and have penalty points recorded on your driving record

You lose your license and have to re-apply

Your score is

The practice test is free and accessible from anywhere, making it convenient for learners to study at their own pace and time. By engaging with this resource, you will learn about road safety, traffic laws, and motorcycle handling skills, important knowledge that not only assists you in passing the test but also improves your safety on the road. Passing the BC Motorcycle knowledge test with flying colors is an accomplishment that demonstrates your competence and responsibility as a rider and assures that you can ride safely on the roads of British Columbia.