Saskatchewan Motorcycle Class 6 Driving Test Part 2

To pass the Saskatchewan Motorcycle driving test, study the Driver’s Manual, practice riding skills, and wear proper safety gear. Be prepared for a knowledge test, vehicle inspection, and a practical road test assessing your motorcycle handling and safety awareness. Show responsible riding behavior, obey traffic rules, and stay calm during the test. Prioritize practice and consider a safety course to enhance your skills. Stay updated with the latest requirements from the Provincial Department of Transportation and Works. Ride safely and best of luck!

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Saskatchewan Motorcycle Driving Test Class 6 Parts 2

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To signal that you will be _______________, extend your left arm and bend it at the elbow so your hand is pointing upwards.

speeding up

making a right turn

making a left turn

stopping

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Which part of a wet road is usually the most slippery?

The lane’s left track.

The centre of the lane.

The lane’s right track.

Close to the curbs of the lane.

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When approaching an intersection with a flashing amber traffic light, you must _______.

Stop if making a left turn

Continue at the same speed

Slow down and proceed with caution

Stop if making a right turn

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Responsible motorcyclists should start any motorcycle ride with _______.

A spare helmet for the pillion rider.

A case of repair tools for any problems with the motorcycle.

Safety bars that the pillion rider can grip.

A proper helmet, appropriate protective clothing and a thorough check of the motorcycle.

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What role does good traction play when a motorcyclist is driving on slippery surfaces?

The traction enables the motorcycle to brake without falling.

To traction plays a role in enabling the motorcyclist to steer without falling.

The traction helps the motorcyclist in maintaining a firm balance without falling.

All answers are correct.

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What are the effects of alcohol consumption on a motorcycle rider?

It hampers one’s sense of judgment and concentration and disturbs one’s normal driving skills.

It helps one to become more relaxed.

It has no effect whatsoever.

It augments one’s driving skills and makes one a better driver.

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If you are followed closely by other vehicles, which of the following is advised?

Reduce the distance between yourself and the vehicle ahead of you.

Increase the space between you and the vehicle in front of you.

Use the brakes to worry the other driver and force them to change position.

Apply a blocking position to dissuade the other driver.

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When you are about to make a turn, how should you prepare your passenger?

Tell them to grip the safety bar.

If the turn is extreme, ask them to lean less than yourself.

Ask them to lean further than you in case it is an extremely sharp turn.

Ask them to lean along with the motorcycle as you do the same.

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What is the significance of ensuring a large cushion of space around oneself when driving a motorcycle?

All answers are correct.

It helps other drivers on the road to maintain a clear view of you and helps to avoid any accidents.

It allows one to respond to a difficult situation in time and to shift positions on the road.

It allows one to respond to a difficult situation in time.

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There is a foot pedal available in most motorcycles. Which brakes does this foot pedal control?

It controls the brakes of the rear wheel.

The pedal is not connected to the brakes of either wheel.

The pedal controls the brakes of both the wheels.

It controls the brakes of the front wheel.

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When a signal light changes from green to amber as you approach an intersection, what should you do?

Sound horn to warn pedestrians and other drivers that you do not intend to stop

Speed up to clear the intersection as quickly as possible

Stop. If a stop cannot be made safely, proceed with caution

Continue through the intersection without slowing or stopping

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When a motorcyclist raises his left arm and points towards the left, with the arms parallel to the ground, what does it signify?

The motorcyclist is leaving the highway.

The motorcyclist intends to turn right.

The motorcyclist intends to turn left.

The motorcyclist is reducing the speed and/ or intends to stop.

13 / 46

In how much time can one acquire the full M license?

90 days

20 months.

120 days.

60 days.

14 / 46

A high-speed wobble can be effectively managed by _________.

Accelerate and resist the wobble.

Not using the brakes. Instead, one should slowly close the throttle and allow the motorcycle to slow down.

Use both the front and the rear brakes.

Using the brakes as hard as possible.

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If the motorcycle's headlights do not switch on automatically, when is it mandatory to switch them on?

Whenever the visibility is poor and conditions affecting it make it necessary to do so.

Keep them on at all times, even in daylight.

If it starts to rain.

The headlights must be used in the period from a ½ hour prior to sunset until a ½ hour before sunrise.

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When a motorcyclist raises his left arm parallel to the ground and turns the forearm down from the elbow to indicate towards the ground, what does it mean?

The motorcyclist intends to leave the highway.

The motorcyclist intends to reduce the speed or stop.

The motorcyclist intends to turn right.

The motorcyclist intends to turn left.

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The broken centerline on a roadway indicates that you may _______.

Never pass.

Pass if the way is clear.

Pass at any time

Pass only during daylight hours.

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What tire track or blocking position should a motorcyclist use when turning right in a wide lane?

The motorcyclist should use the centre tire track.

The choice of blocking position or tire track is not significant as long as the motorcyclist feels comfortable and at ease.

The motorcyclist should use the right tire track.

The motorcyclist should use the left tire track.

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When can a motorcycle pass on a shoulder?

It is appropriate only when a vehicle is moving towards the left, which then leaves you an unpaved shoulder towards the right side.

Only if a vehicle is turning left and you have a paved shoulder on the right side.

It is correct at any time when the vehicle ahead of the motorcyclist is driving at a speed of 40 km/h.

A motorcyclist can pass on a shoulder at any time when it is safe to do so.

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When a motorcyclist turn left from a curb lane into a curb lane, which tire track position should be used?

The left tire track position.

The centre tire track position.

The tire track position is insignificant as long as the motorcyclist is comfortable and at ease.

The right tire track position.

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What is the most dangerous position when driving a motorcycle on the road?

In the blind spot of another vehicle on the road.

It is risky to be behind a vehicle.

It is risky to be driving ahead of another vehicle.

It is risky to drive immediately alongside a vehicle.

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It is important to apply the braking as needed before _________.

Switching on the signal lights.

Entering a turn.

Shifting between gears.

Driving into the intersection.

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How can drugs, alcohol consumption, and fatigue affect a motorcyclist?

They affect the ability to drive at night.

They hamper the skill and ability to drive the motorcycle properly and safely.

They affect the ability to drive during rain showers.

They reduce one’s ability to drive fast.

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What is the significance of slowing down when driving behind other vehicles after dark?

None of them.

It helps to increase the distance from the other vehicles and the other drives can see you clearly.

It helps to decrease the distance with other vehicles so the other drivers can see you.

It helps maintain an equal distance with the vehicle moving ahead you.

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What is the significance of wearing protective face gear while riding a motorcycle?

It helps secure the eye glasses and protect them.

It helps to keep the face warm during the cold weather.

It adds an aesthetic touch and helps fight harmful effects of the sun.

It acts as a shield for the face and prevents any debris and flying objects from flying into the eyes.

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How much distance should a motorcyclist maintain from other drivers on the road?

One should maintain a minimum distance of 2 seconds.

One should maintain a minimum distance of 10 seconds.

One should maintain a minimum distance of 1 second.

One should maintain a minimum distance of 12 seconds.

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Why are motorcyclists advised against driving in the centre of a lane?

It is recommended because it maintains high traction since the lane is covered with gravel.

It is a bad driving position because oil accumulates in the centre lane and it can get slippery and dangerous when wet.

All answers are correct.

It is recommended because it maintains maximum distance from cars on the side.

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Never change lanes without ________.

Signaling and decreasing speed

Blowing your horn and providing the appropriate hand signal

Signaling, checking your mirrors, turning your head and checking over your shoulder

Checking mirrors

29 / 46

A flashing red signal light at an intersection indicates ________.

Signal light is out of order; proceed with caution

Slow down and yield right-of-way to vehicles approaching from the left or right

Stop and proceed only when it is safe to do so

Slow down and proceed with caution

30 / 46

After moving out of a parking spot on the side of the road, which way should a motorcyclist position the motorcycle?

None of these positions are correct.

The motorcycle should be angled opposite to the intended direction.

The motorcycle should be positioned across the roadway so that the motorcyclist has a clear view of all sides.

Angle the motorcycle to face the way you want to go.

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What must a motorcyclist do when an oncoming vehicle or one from the back will pass?

Maintain the current lane placement.

Drive near the right tire track.

Drive near the left tire track.

Move toward the centre part of the lane.

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When a motorcyclist is driving behind a bus entering the road by leaving a bus bay, who has the right-of-way?

The other traffic that is moving in the intersection has the right of way on the road.

The bus has the right of way.

The motorcyclist should enjoy the right of way.

Whichever of the two vehicles was on the lane/spot first should have the right of way.

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When driving on a slippery path, an abrupt direction or speed change can result in skidding. Hence one should _________.

Reduce the speed before getting to such a spot.

Steer clear of driving on slippery roads.

Drive very fast.

Turn, brake, accelerate and change gears as smoothly as possible.

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What is the best way of obtaining a clear view of everything around you on the road?

Looking far enough ahead on the road: ½ a block to a block ahead when driving in the city and even more when on the freeways.

All answers are correct.

Paying attention to curbs and side streets in order to make sure you see all the vehicles entering and that they see you clearly, as well.

Looking around you in each direction all the time and not pausing at any one sight for more than 2 seconds.

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What is the significance of the lane or blocking position, and which is the best position to maintain?

Lane position plays a significant role in according protection and safety to the motorcyclist and it is advisable to drive in the middle of the lane.

Lane position plays an important part in ensuring defence and security for the motorcyclist and it is advisable to drive in the right tire track position.

The lane position of a motorcycle is an influencing factor in determining safety and security on the road. For enhanced safety while driving, motorcyclists are advised to choose their lane positions with care, according to the specific road and traffic conditions of the time.

The lane position influences the safety of the motorcyclist and one must drive only in the left tire track position at all times.

36 / 46

What is the best way to maximize your safety on the road when a vehicle in front of you turns left?

You should keep driving at the current speed, appraise the surroundings and move to the right side with a plan to react if a vehicle turns in ahead of you.

One should decrease the speed, take note of the surroundings, and move to the left with a plan of response in case a vehicle turns up in the front.

Slow down, quickly gauge the surroundings, move to the right, and be prepared to react in case a vehicle turns up in the front.

None of these methods have to be followed.

37 / 46

While accelerating or applying the brakes forcefully, it is important to _______.

One does not need to do anything in particular as increasing the speed or applying the brakes hard has little or no effect on the motorcycle.

Maintain an upright, vertical position, and stay very straight.

Angle the motorcycle to the left.

Angle the motorcycle towards the right.

38 / 46

A motorcyclist driving on an open road or a freeway should ________.

Keep an eye on the sides of the road as much as possible.

Ignoring the oncoming traffic ahead.

Avoid shifting lanes on the freeway/open road.

Look as far ahead on the road as you can see.

39 / 46

Which of the following tips does not apply to driving in the rain?

To be able to affect a stop properly, only the front brake should be applied.

Ensure that you maintain a proper lane position at all times so that you can steer clear of debris, oil, and grease on the road.

Wear brightly-coloured clothing and reflective gear so that you are visible to others on the road.

Ensure that you transfer between moves efficiently, in a smooth manner, so as to avoid the danger of skidding.

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In case a motorcyclist needs to make a sudden stop on a wet/ slippery surface, what should be done?

The front brakes alone should be applied.

The rear brakes alone should be applied.

The front and rear brakes should be used together.

One just needs to shift gears.

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Why is it not advisable to drive in the centre lane of a multi-lane road with three lanes?

The lane is reserved for vehicles moving fast.

You don’t have a blocking position.

It is illegal to drive in the centre lane.

Driving in the centre lane is difficult.

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Which factors come into play for a motorcyclist to make other drivers on the road aware of his/her presence while attempting to shift lanes or make a turn?

The size of the motorcycle’s tires helps to alert other drivers.

The turn signal.

The color of the motorcycle is important in this respect.

The size of the motorcycle’s engine helps.

43 / 46

Two vehicles reaching an uncontrolled intersection at approximately the same time must provide right-of-way to _________.

The vehicle approaching from the left

The vehicle approaching from the right

The fastest vehicle

The vehicle with emergency lights flashing

44 / 46

What kind of risk is posed when motorcyclists overdrive their headlights?

By doing so, a motorcyclist runs the risk of not having enough distance to stop safely.

All of these

The motorcyclist is actually travelling faster than the headlights allow him/her to see.

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How often does a motorcyclist need to look into the mirrors while driving?

One should do so every 5-7 seconds.

One should do so every 8-10 seconds.

One should do so every 11-13 seconds.

One should do so every 2-4 seconds.

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What factor should be taken into consideration regarding blind spots?

It is important to ensure that one does not drive into other drivers’ blind spots.

It is essential to make sure that another driver on the road does not enter into your blind spot to ensure maximum safety.

All of these

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