To get a Class 6 motorcycle licence in Alberta, you first pass a knowledge test at a registry agent: 30 multiple-choice questions on safe riding, the rules of the road, traffic signs and signals, and licensing, with 25 correct needed to pass. The full practice test on this page mixes the questions the same way, and every answer comes with a short explanation from Alberta's Rider's Guide.
A few questions from the practice bank. Tap one to see the answer.
A rider with a full Class 6 licence, not in GDL
The supervisor must be on the learner's motorcycle, following on another motorcycle or following in a vehicle, at all times.
About three-quarters
Weight shifts forward. With harder braking, almost all of it can be on the front.
The left hand grip
This is push-steering, also called counter-steering. Push left, go left; push right, go right.
The left portion of the lane
Oncoming drivers and drivers ahead see you more easily, and you stay away from driveways and debris on the right.
Straight ahead, whatever the angle of the tracks
Going straight keeps you out of other lanes. Keep an even speed and don't brake or accelerate.
Three to four seconds
The extra weight increases your stopping time and distance.
Five riders
An odd number is best, so the lead and last riders can see each other in the staggered formation.
30 multiple-choice questions about safe riding practices for motorcycle riders, rules of the road, traffic control signs and signals, and licensing. The questions are based on the Rider's Guide and the Driver's Guide, and the test is done on a computer.
25 out of 30. You can take a knowledge test once a day, and you pay for each attempt.
At most Alberta registry agent offices. Bring your existing driver's licence (Class 7 or Class 5). You must pass the knowledge test before you can take the Class 6 road test.
At least 16, and you must already hold a valid driver's licence. Until you pass the Class 6 road test, you need a supervisor who holds a full (non-GDL) Class 6 licence.
No riding at night (midnight or one hour after sunset, whichever is earlier, until 5 a.m. or one hour before sunrise, whichever is later), zero alcohol and drugs, a supervising rider at all times and fewer than eight demerit points.
Yes. The signs are the same for every driver, so the Class 6 practice uses our Alberta Class 7 sign questions.
No. Every question here is original, written from Alberta's Rider's Guide and Driver's Guide. This site is not affiliated with the Government of Alberta or any registry agent.
582: 443 motorcycle and rules of the road questions and 139 road sign questions. Practice tests don't repeat a question until you have seen every question in that section.