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Start with braking, curves and lane position. Free tests will open with no sign-up.
Try a sampleBraking, curves, lane position and gear, with every answer explained. Full tests are coming soon. Try the sample below.
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Braking
You need to stop quickly on dry pavement. What is the best way to brake?
The front brake does most of the stopping, because weight shifts forward as you slow. Squeeze it smoothly and add the rear brake. Grabbing the front hard can lock the wheel, and using only the rear gives a longer stop.
Learn the rules and the riding habits behind them. Follow the steps below.
Start with braking, curves and lane position. Free tests will open with no sign-up.
Try a samplePremium will add every question, full exams and an exam simulator.
See PremiumKnow the rules, the gear and the safe answer, so test day feels familiar.
Braking, cornering, lane position, gear and sharing the road. Work on what you miss most.
See why the right answer is right and why the others are not, so you learn to ride safer, not just to pass.
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We are building them now, starting with a few states. The sample questions on this page show how they will work. Check back soon, or email us and we will tell you when your state is ready.
Like our car and CDL tests, the free tests are meant to open with no sign-up. Premium will unlock every question and the full exams.
No. They will be practice questions written from your state's motorcycle manual, with every answer explained. Read your official manual too, and use the link to your agency on your state page.
Yes. It covers riding topics such as braking, curves, lane position, gear and visibility. Many states also require a riding skills test or an approved rider course, so check with your licensing agency.