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Motorcycle Learner Permit Knowledge Test practice test

VicRoads motorcycle learner permit test

VICRider (Class R)
Questions per test
32
Question pool
237 source-checked
Practice timer
30 minutes
Practice pass mark
78%

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Practice for the Victorian motorcycle learner permit knowledge test, written from the VicRoads Victorian Rider Handbook and Victoria's rider road rules: learner and restricted licence conditions, LAMS, lane filtering, protective gear, roadcraft, passengers and loads, group riding and emergencies. The real test is a paper-based test of 32 multiple-choice questions (25 correct to pass, 78%) taken during the two-day learner permit course with an accredited motorcycle training provider; no time limit is published, so the 30-minute timer here is an ExamRoo practice setting. Not affiliated with VicRoads or the Department of Transport and Planning.

5 Most Common Motorcycle Learner Permit Knowledge Test Sample Questions & Answers

Preview 5 practice questions with answers and explanations that name their source.

Sample Question 1 of 5Getting your permit

What is the minimum age to apply for a motorcycle learner permit in Victoria?

A16 years
B18 years
C17 years
Answer & Source:

You must be 18 or older to apply for a Victorian motorcycle learner permit. Sixteen is the age for a car learner permit, not a motorcycle one. Source: Transport Victoria, Get your motorcycle Ls (Step 1); Victorian Rider Handbook, p 7.

Sample Question 2 of 5Getting your permit

In Victoria, how do you obtain a motorcycle learner permit?

APass a two-day course with an accredited provider
BSit a computer test at a VicRoads Customer Service Centre
CComplete 120 hours of supervised riding
Answer & Source:

A Victorian motorcycle learner permit requires a two-day course with an accredited training and assessment provider, which includes an eyesight test, the knowledge test and on-road and off-road assessments. The motorcycle knowledge test is not booked at a VicRoads centre. Source: Transport Victoria, Get your motorcycle Ls (Step 2).

Sample Question 3 of 5Getting your permit

How many questions must you answer correctly to pass the Victorian motorcycle learner permit knowledge test?

A29 of 32
B25 of 32
C41 of 45
Answer & Source:

The motorcycle knowledge test is a paper-based test of 32 questions and you need 25 correct (78%). 41 of 45 is the NSW Rider Knowledge Test pass mark. Source: Transport Victoria, Get your motorcycle Ls (Step 2).

Sample Question 4 of 5Getting your permit

For how long is a Victorian motorcycle learner permit issued?

A12 months
B3 years
C15 months
Answer & Source:

The Secretary may grant a motorcycle learner permit for 15 months, and Transport Victoria says the permit is valid for 15 months. A car learner permit, by contrast, is granted for 10 years. Source: Road Safety (Drivers) Regulations 2019 (Vic) reg 44(2); Transport Victoria, Get your motorcycle Ls.

Sample Question 5 of 5Getting your permit

Your Victorian motorcycle learner permit has expired before you got your licence. What must you do to get a new permit?

APay a renewal fee at a VicRoads Customer Service Centre
BComplete another two-day permit course
CApply online for a 3-month extension
Answer & Source:

The motorcycle learner permit cannot be extended or renewed. If it has expired or been cancelled, you must complete another two-day Motorcycle Permit Assessment course. Source: Transport Victoria, Prepare for your motorcycle licence; Victorian Rider Handbook, p 7.

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