Free British Columbia Class 6 Knowledge Test Practice (ICBC)
Getting your Class 6 licence in British Columbia? Practice the ICBC Knowledge Test free — every topic on the test, road signs with pictures, and a game layer that actually makes studying stick.
- Licence: Class 6
- Authority: ICBC
- Test: 40 questions
- Pass: 32 of 40 correct (80%)
Since June 9, 2026 you can take the motorcycle knowledge test online as well as at a driver licensing office. Source: ICBC
British Columbia sample questions
1. What is the maximum speed a BC motorcycle learner (6L or 8L) may ride?
- 50 km/h
- 60 km/h
- 80 km/h
- The posted speed limit
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Answer: 60 km/h. Learners must not exceed 60 km/h, whatever the posted limit. That restriction is removed when you pass the motorcycle skills test.
2. How long is the Class 6 motorcycle knowledge test typically valid before you must take the skills test?
- 6 months
- 12 months
- 2 years
- No expiry
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Answer: 12 months. You typically have up to 12 months to use your knowledge test results before they expire.
3. Which BC motorcycle licence stage requires displaying an 'N' sign?
- Class 6L
- Class 8N novice
- Class 6
- Every stage until you are fully licensed
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Answer: Class 8N novice. The 'N' sign belongs to the novice stage of the Graduated Licensing Program — Class 8N for motorcyclists.
4. Which BC motorcycle learner must display an 'L' sign?
- A Class 8L rider
- A Class 6L rider
- Both 6L and 8L riders
- Neither — L signs are for cars only
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Answer: A Class 8L rider. ICBC requires riders with a Class 8L licence to display an L sign. Class 6L riders — who already hold a full driver's licence — do not.
5. As a Class 6L rider in BC, when may you ride?
- Anytime
- Daylight hours only
- Night-time only
- Weekends only
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Answer: Daylight hours only. Class 6L riders may only ride during daylight hours.
What's on the British Columbia Knowledge Test
Expect a mix of road-sign recognition, rules of the road, and motorcycle-specific safety questions. On this app you practice the same topics one chapter at a time, then face a full mock exam — 40 questions, 32 of 40 correct (80%) to pass — as the final level.
How the practice works
Pick British Columbia and the app sets up your Class 6 practice automatically. Ride a journey map through 13 chapters — road signs, rules, hazard perception, cornering, carrying passengers and more — earning stars and XP as you go. Every question sits beside an illustration, there's a daily streak to keep you coming back, and a 60-second Rush Hour challenge when you want to test your reflexes. No account, no download, works on your phone.
Licensing path in British Columbia
Class 1-5 holders: Class 6 learner → skills test after 14 days → Class 6 road test after 30 days. No licence or a Class 7: Class 8 learner → skills test after 30 days → Class 8 road test after 12 months → Class 8 novice for at least 24 months → Class 6 road test. That's the path to your Class 6.
New to the process? Read the full British Columbia motorcycle licence guide — eligibility, restrictions, and every step to a full licence. Our Canadian road signs guide illustrates common Canadian signs with pictures.
Practice the British Columbia test →Frequently asked questions
How many questions are on the British Columbia motorcycle knowledge test?
The British Columbia Knowledge Test has 40 questions and you need 32 of 40 correct (80%) to pass. Source: ICBC
Is this British Columbia motorcycle practice test free?
Yes. Every practice question, chapter, and full mock exam is free, with no account and no download. Your progress saves on your device.
What licence do I need to ride a motorcycle in British Columbia?
A Class 6 licence, issued by ICBC. Licensing path: Class 1-5 holders: Class 6 learner → skills test after 14 days → Class 6 road test after 30 days. No licence or a Class 7: Class 8 learner → skills test after 30 days → Class 8 road test after 12 months → Class 8 novice for at least 24 months → Class 6 road test.
Practice for another province
Unofficial practice tool — not affiliated with ICBC or any other licensing authority. Rules change; always verify current requirements with ICBC.