Last Updated 7th of May, 2010
What is covered on the MA motorcycle riding skills test and written exam? Massachusetts
Preparing for the Motorcycle Test
You'll see a multitude of topics related to motorcycle safety and motorcycle riding on both the written and skills tests.That's why even though you're not required to take a drivers ed or driving training course in Massachusetts, it can be a good idea to do both. These kinds of motorcycle safety courses can help you pass the required motorcycle permit knowledge test and the road test. And, they can make you a better informed, more skilled, and safer motorcycle rider.
Written Motorcycle Test
Expect to see questions about:
- Speed control
- Braking distance
- Equipment protection
- Controlling your cycle
- Motorcycle laws
- Gear shifting
- Turning
- Changing lanes
- Parking
- Passengers
- Mechanical problems
- Avoiding dangerous situations
- Emergency procedures
Skills Motorcycle Test
Expect to show competence in:
- Speed control
- Handling your cycle in tight areas
- Quick stops
- Routine stops
- Turning
- Changing lanes
- Swerving
- Accelerating
- Braking
- Making decisions
- Knowing your bike
Appointment Required?
You don't need an appointment for the written test, but you must call the MA RMV at (617) 351-4500 or (800) 858-3926 and make an appointment for the driving test. Don't try making the appointment at a driver license office.If you have any other questions regarding motorcycles, obtaining a motorcycle license or drivers license, or other related matters, visit the RMV site or contact the agency.
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