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Saskatchewan Class 6L Motorcycle License Test - Rules

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1 - Why is it important to always make sure your mirrors are adjusted?

1. To reduce your blind spot

2. To see much of the lane next to you as possible

3. To see half of the lane behind you

4. All of above

2 - What is the most important purpose for wearing motorcycle helmets?

1. The reduce sun glare

2. They help reduce wind pressure

3. The protect against head injuries

4. They deter insects from irritating the riders

3 - Sand and gravel commonly impair driving

1. During precipitation

2. On the center of the road

3. On the sides of the pavement

4. Whenever the motorcyclist speeds up

4 - Passengers are allowed to ride with drivers carrying which of the following licences?

1. M1

2. M2

3. M

4. Both M2 and M

5 - How does fatigue affect a motorcyclist's ability to drive safely?

1. It increases the motorcyclist's ability to react quickly and appropriately in the event of an emergency

2. It increases the motorcyclist's attentiveness and ability to concentrate.

3. It reduces the motorcyclist's ability to react quickly and appropriately in the event of an emergency

4. It increases the motorcyclist's ability to relax and unwind while driving.

6 - How do properly adjusted mirrors help the motorcyclist?

1. They provide a view of a major portion of the lane beside the motorcycle.

2. They provide a view of at least half the lane behind the motorcycle

3. They help to reduce vulnerable blind spots

4. All of the Above

7 - Is it mandatory to have a horn on a motorcycle?

1. A horn is not required on motorcycles

2. It is mandatory only in the case of mopeds

3. None of them.

4. It is mandatory to have a horn and to ensure that it is in proper working condition.

8 - The sale of a used motorcycle must include:

1. The Vehicle's original licence plate

2. A driving permit

3. Motorcycle instructional manual

4. A Used Vehicle Information Package

9 - If the rear wheel becomes locked, the rider should

1. Apply brakes and swerve off the road

2. Pull over as safely and cautiously as possible

3. Shift weight forward

4. Increase throttle

10 - When turning, motorcyclists must:

1. Pay attention to surrounding traffic

2. Check blind spots

3. Shift weight into the direction of the turn

4. All of the above

11 - How often should motorcyclists check mirrors?

1. 3 - 5 Second

2. 7 - 10 Minutes

3. 5 - 7 Seconds

4. Before every turn

12 - Where is the rear brake lever located?

1. Near the right footrest

2. On the left handlebar

3. Near the left footrest

4. Above the rear of the vehicle

13 - What must a motorcyclist do prior to a lane change?

1. Wait for the traffic to clear the area

2. Keep at least 2-3 sec distance with vehicles in the front, signl and merge smoothly into the lane

3. Check the traffic around you by looking in mirrors, watching your blind spot and watching in the front

4. Both 2 and 3

14 - How long must you wait to obtain your full M licence if you have an M2 licence?

1. 22 Month

2. 18 Month

3. 16 month with driver's ed course

4. 18 month without driver's ed course

15 - In extreme cold, tire pressure:

1. Increases

2. Decreases

3. Weather has no effect on tire pressure

4. Stays constant

16 - If your front tire blows out, you must:

1. Shift your weight to back

2. Pull over and call emergency Services

3. Shift your weight to back

4. Drive normally

17 - Before making a left turn from a one-way street, you should be

1. Close to the centre of the roadway

2. Your position doesn't matter, provided you signal your intention

3. Close to the right-hand side of the roadway

4. Close to the left-hand side of the roadway

18 - Which of the following is illegal for M1-licenced motorcyclists in particular?

1. Having a blood alcohol level greater than zero

2. All of these

3. Driving during nighttime hours

4. Carrying passengers

19 - What is the major difference between the front and rear brakes?

1. The front brakes account for one-quarter of the stopping force of the motorcycle.

2. The front brakes provide the entire stopping force of the motorcycle.

3. The front brakes are easier to access than the rear brakes.

4. The front brakes account for three-quarters of the stopping force of the motorcycle

20 - With a class M2 licence, you may drive:

1. A motorcycle/motor tricycle on any public road

2. A limited-speed motorcylce/moped on roads other than those under regulation 630 of the highway traffic act

3. Class G vehicles (under class G1 licence conditions)