Online training – Class 6R Motorcycle

You want to pass the knowledge test to drive a motorcycle?

This online training is for you, as it combines all the information for a safe, cooperative and responsible drive. As a future driver, you will find quizzes that help building your knowledge of motorcycles while getting more familiar with the type of questions used in the knowledge test. As an experienced driver, you can get refreshed on the subject. You have an important role in keeping everyone safe.

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You want to succeed to your knowledge test?

You wish to update your knowledge of road safety?

This online training is for you!

LEARN MORE motorcycle: 

1. Avoid circulating using the fuel reserve, it’ll consume the stock without the possibility of benefitting from the autonomy of the reserve. Also, you may be destabilized if the engine is completely out of gas.
2. If both of your feet aren’t on the ground when the motorbike is stopped, it’s maybe because it isn’t adapted to your stature.
3. When the engine of your bike is off, turn the transmission to neutral.
4. The sharper the curve is, the more the bike inclines and the more you must move the weight of your body on the outside to maintain the stability of your bike.
5. It is important not using the clutch or the brakes when you counter steer.
6. Avoid skipping gear when lowering the speed, it can lead to a heavy compression of the engine and the weight of the bike moving forward leading to a loss of control.
7. Many accidents implicating motorcyclists happened in turns because of high speed. The higher the speed is, the more difficult it is to turn. It is better to slow down during these situations.
8. Be vigilant on winding roads and successive curves. Avoid accelerating after each curve or you may enter the next one too quickly and lose control.
9. Lower the speed as much as possible before engaging on the roadside.
10. Most bikes are equipped with a cooling system. The process has some directions: “Let the bike on to allow the vent to chase out the accumulated heat.” Allow the engine to get cold before checking the cooling fluid level. The engine temperature may take some time to lower (over an hour in most cases).
11. The field of view is reduced by half at 100 km/h because the human brain can only process limited amount of information.
12. If you see a vehicle in the mirror, remember it. If it disappears from your point of view, it may be in your blind spot.
13. Speed is one of the main causes of accidents in the province.
14. If your view is reduced, you must augment the safety margin by 3 to 4 seconds or more.
15. The third of the lane on the left may have ruts. It is a trace formed by the passage of heavier vehicles. Rain water may accumulate which augment the risk of losing control or falling.
16. The metal of the railroad is a slippery surface, especially if wet. This is the reason why you must be careful when crossing those sections. The first thing to do when approaching a railroad is to slow down.
17. Know that leaving the road off the eyes for around 4 to 6 seconds when driving at 90 km h is the equivalent of crossing of a football field while being blindfolded.
18. Avoid driving in the puddles, they can hide potholes. Be careful of aquaplaning when the tires don’t stick to the road as it may lead to a loss of control of the steering or the brakes.
19. Slow down when driving on a rough road. Hold the handlebar firmly and hold on knees on the reserve. Pay attention to everything ahead.
20. After driving on a hole or rubble, stop at a safe spot and check on the state of your tires and rims of your bike.
21. It is forbidden for a learner driver to transport a passenger. 
    
22. Avoid rough brakes when driving on slippery surfaces as the risk of sliding off is much higher.

Our goal is to help you obtain the license for the driving class you want.