To get a Class 6 motorcycle licence in Prince Edward Island you pass a written or oral knowledge test on motorcycles, a vision test and a road test on a motorcycle. New drivers learn on an Instruction Permit (Class 7), with its own written and sign recognition tests. The practice tests on this page cover the motorcycle knowledge test, from Chapter 5 of the PEI Driver's Handbook, and the road signs, with every answer explained. For the Class 7 rules test, use our main PEI page.
A few questions from the practice bank. Tap one to see the answer.
30 days from the date of endorsement
It's meant for drivers who already hold a Class 1 to 5 licence.
The left wheel track of a car
You avoid the oil in the centre, see and are seen by oncoming traffic, and use your full lane.
Keep it locked until you stop
If the motorcycle is upright and going straight, you can still control it.
Lean with it, using counter steering (push steering)
The greater your speed, the more you must lean.
At intersections
The main causes are oncoming left turners and vehicles entering from side streets.
The last motorcycle
No one should have to race to keep up.
Only with soap and water
Other cleaners can damage it.
A knowledge test (written or oral) on motorcycles, a vision test and a road test on a motorcycle. New drivers learn on an Instruction Permit (Class 7) first, which means written and sign recognition tests and a vision test.
Prince Edward Island doesn't publish the number of questions or the pass mark for the motorcycle test. Our motorcycle practice tests have 20 questions with 16 correct to pass (80%), the pass mark used on our Class 7 page, and the road sign practice tests have 20 with 16 to pass.
17 for a Class 6 licence, with parental approval if you're under 18. You can get an Instruction Permit (Class 7) to start learning at 16.
If you hold a valid Class 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 licence, you can apply for a Motorcycle Instruction Permit. It's valid for 30 days from the date of endorsement, for daytime use only within 30 km of your residence, with no passengers.
Yes. PEI law requires an approved motorcycle helmet (DOT, CSA, ANSI or Snell) for the driver and every passenger. While you practise on an Instruction Permit, a small yellow learner's decal goes on the back of your helmet.
On our main Prince Edward Island page. New riders learn on the same Instruction Permit (Class 7) as car learners.
No. Every question here is original, written from the PEI Driver's Handbook. This site is not affiliated with the Government of Prince Edward Island.
348: 229 motorcycle knowledge questions and 119 road sign questions. Practice tests don't repeat a question until you have seen every question in that part.