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Prince Edward Island Knowledge test for a Motorcycle Operator’s Licence (Class 6) practice, for the Motorcycle Operator’s Licence (Class 6)

Real test length not published. Practice length: 30 questions. Handbook published by Access PEI.

Chapter 5: Starting, shifting, turns, braking and parking

Chapter 5 of 8 in the Prince Edward Island Driver’s Handbook (Revised: Spring 2011 (PDF page 2)). The Knowledge test for a Motorcycle Operator’s Licence (Class 6) draws questions from this chapter; the 10 below are Guidepost's, each linked to the page it comes from.

Question 1 of 10
Chapter 5: Starting, shifting, turns, braking and parking

Why does the handbook say you should never ride with the brake partly applied?

The handbook pages these come from

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Prince Edward Island Knowledge test for a Motorcycle Operator’s Licence (Class 6) practice, for the Motorcycle Operator’s Licence (Class 6)

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Prince Edward Island does not publish the number of questions or the pass mark for its motorcycle knowledge test, so exam mode here runs a practice length of 30 questions in 30 minutes and shows a score, not a pass or fail verdict.

The handbook this test is written from is dated Spring 2011 and the province says it is being updated. Riding rules and equipment do not change often; licensing day counts and fees can. We re-check the handbook when the new edition is published.