Motorcycle Riding Test Tips
The practical riding test for motorcycles is unlike most test we take during our lifetime as it comprises of mental and physical agility.
Preparation is a major part in passing the test. Knowing your test centre helps immensely.
Understand the location of your test centre and the various roads and traffic systems in and around the centre. Gaining familiarity of the riding test routes proves beneficial to most test candidates wishing to pass module 2 which will see you tested on challenging roads.
Motorcycle test routes do change and get altered from time-to-time. The test routes for your module 2 riding test centre may be available and can help to provide an insight into what to expect.
![]() | Detailed are the UK motorcycle riding test centres by county, the type of Mod tests conducted at each centre along with the facilities each test centre offers. |
![]() | Module 1 has many exercises that must be completed in order to pass the test. This section covers the various exercises including: Slalom and figure of eight | slow ride | U-turn | cornering and controlled stop | emergency stop exercise. |
![]() | This section explains the different types of courses that can be used on the module 1 riding test along with diagrams and which manoeuvres are done during the riding test. |
![]() | Motorcycle test pass rates for module 1, including test categories A, A1 and A2 for DVSA test centres. Statistics dates range between the 12 months of April 2017 to March 2018. |