PAGE 2: Motor Bike Rules

Test Structure

Part 1
The following skills will be assessed:
  • Pre-trip inspection of the motorcycle's roadworthiness
  • Starting and stopping the engine
  • Speed management and clutch/throttle control
  • Moving off and turning left
  • Changing to the next lane
  • Stopping on a line
  • Moving forward on an incline without rolling backwards

    Part 2
    The following advanced riding skills will be assessed:
  • Turning speed judgement (both left and right turns)
  • Starting and stopping the engine
  • Emergency stops
  • Emergency swerves (both left and right)
  • Controlled stopping techniques

    Key Objective
    The motorcycle rider test is designed to assess your ability to operate a motorcycle safely, maintain proper control, obey road rules, and perform a range of riding manoeuvres confidently and accurately under test conditions.

    Scoring
    During the test, penalty points may be awarded for any of the following:
  • Violation of traffic laws or regulations
  • Uncontrolled or dangerous actions
  • Collisions with obstacles, vehicles, or boundary markers
  • Mechanical failure of the motorcycle
    Note: Accumulating penalty points may result in failure of the test, depending on the severity and number of infringements.

    Test Track Layout
    The test track consists of a series of manoeuvres designed to assess your ability to control the motorcycle safely and confidently.
    Each section evaluates specific riding skills, including:
  • Vehicle control and balance
  • Observation and hazard awareness
  • Speed management
  • Turning and steering techniques
  • Emergency braking and evasive manoeuvres
  • Compliance with road rules and traffic signs
    Candidates must complete each manoeuvre within the designated boundaries while maintaining full control of the motorcycle at all times.

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