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Free Quebec Class 6A Knowledge Test Practice
Getting your Class 6A licence in Quebec? Practice the SAAQ Knowledge Test free — every topic on the test, road signs with pictures, and a game layer that actually makes studying stick.
- Licence: Class 6A
- Authority: SAAQ
- Test: 32 questions
- Pass: 27 of 32 correct (85%)
If you don't already hold a Class 5 licence, you also take an 8-question Highway Safety Code exam and an 8-question road-signs exam, each needing 6 of 8 correct. A failed knowledge exam carries a minimum 28-day wait before you can retry. Source: SAAQ
Quebec sample questions
1. Riding a motorcycle on public roads without insurance in Quebec is:
- Legal on short trips
- Illegal, with serious penalties
- Fine if you are careful
- Allowed for learners
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Answer: Illegal, with serious penalties. Insurance is mandatory everywhere in Canada; uninsured riding brings heavy penalties.
2. The SAAQ knowledge test's passing mark for the motorcycle-operation section is:
- 60%
- 75%
- 85%
- 100%
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Answer: 85%. The motorcycle-operation section requires 85% (27 of 32 questions). Applicants without a Class 5 licence must also pass separate Highway Safety Code and road-sign sections, each requiring 75% (6 of 8 questions).
3. Your motorcycle's registration and plates in Quebec come from:
- the SAAQ (or its agents)
- Any dealership automatically
- The federal government
- Your employer
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Answer: the SAAQ (or its agents). Registration and plating are handled through the SAAQ or its authorized agents.
4. Vehicle insurance in Quebec works as:
- Fully private
- Public injury coverage plus private property-damage insurance
- Fully optional
- Employer-provided
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Answer: Public injury coverage plus private property-damage insurance. Quebec's public plan (SAAQ) covers bodily injuries regardless of fault; every vehicle owner must also carry private liability insurance for property damage.
5. If you hit an unattended vehicle, you should:
- Ride away
- Leave your contact information and report it
- Wait one week
- Do nothing under any circumstance
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Answer: Leave your contact information and report it. Leave your details and report the collision; leaving the scene is an offence.
What's on the Quebec SAAQ 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 — 32 questions, 27 of 32 correct (85%) to pass — as the final level.
How the practice works
Pick Quebec and the app sets up your Class 6A 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 Quebec
Knowledge test → Class 6R (ride only in the course, with your instructor) → mandatory course → closed-track test → Class 6A learner's licence (at least 11 months) → road test → probationary licence if you don't hold a Class 5. That's the path to your Class 6A.
New to the process? Read the full Quebec 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 Quebec test →Frequently asked questions
How many questions are on the Quebec motorcycle knowledge test?
The Quebec SAAQ Knowledge Test has 32 questions and you need 27 of 32 correct (85%) to pass. Source: SAAQ
Is this Quebec 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 Quebec?
A Class 6A licence, issued by SAAQ. Licensing path: Knowledge test → Class 6R (ride only in the course, with your instructor) → mandatory course → closed-track test → Class 6A learner's licence (at least 11 months) → road test → probationary licence if you don't hold a Class 5.
Practice for another province
Unofficial practice tool — not affiliated with SAAQ or any other licensing authority. Rules change; always verify current requirements with SAAQ.