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Key Facts: Bermuda Auxiliary Cycle Written Test Exam

Electronic

Written Exam Format

Government of Bermuda

Not published

Official Item Count / Pass Mark

gov.bm how-to-get-a-licence

Minimum Age

Government of Bermuda

35 km/h

National Speed Limit

Bermuda Traffic Code Handbook

50 cc

Max Auxiliary Engine Size

Bermuda TCD / Traffic Code Handbook

$38.00

Exam Fee

Bermuda TCD

Bermuda TCD's Examination of Auxiliary Cycle is an electronic written test (fee $38.00) on road rules, speed limits, and signs. Official item count, pass mark, and duration are not published by TCD. Minimum age is 16; Youth Licence applicants need Project Ride. Key study facts include left-hand traffic, a 35 km/h national maximum, BYL bans on passengers and riding 1 a.m.–5 a.m., and the 80 mg/100 ml blood-alcohol limit.

Sample Bermuda Auxiliary Cycle Written Test Practice Questions

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1On which side of the road are motor vehicles required to drive in Bermuda?

A.The left-hand side

B.The right-hand side

C.Whichever side has less traffic

D.The middle lane at all times

Explanation: Under Bermuda traffic regulations, all vehicles must drive on the left-hand side of the road. Overtaking and roundabouts are structured around this left-hand traffic flow. Keeping to the left is fundamental to road safety in Bermuda.

2What is the general maximum island speed limit across Bermuda for motor vehicles, unless otherwise posted?

A.25 km/h

B.35 km/h

C.50 km/h

D.60 km/h

Explanation: The general island-wide speed limit in Bermuda is 35 kilometers per hour (km/h) for all motor vehicles, including auxiliary cycles. Lower limits apply where listed or posted (for example 25 km/h in the Town of St. George's and at Dockyard).

3According to the Bermuda Traffic Code Handbook speed table, what is the maximum speed limit in the Town of St. George's and at Dockyard?

A.15 km/h

B.25 km/h

C.35 km/h

D.50 km/h

Explanation: The Traffic Code Handbook lists a reduced maximum of 25 km/h for the Town of St. George's and Dockyard. The general national limit on other roads is 35 km/h unless a lower posted limit applies.

4Near schools, amber lights are flashing at a crossing. What must you do under the Bermuda Traffic Code?

A.Continue at 35 km/h if no children are visible

B.Stop and give priority to any pedestrians waiting to cross or already on the crossing

C.Sound your horn and ride through without slowing

D.Overtake slower vehicles before reaching the lights

Explanation: The Traffic Code Handbook requires drivers near schools to drive slowly and, when amber lights are flashing, to stop and give priority to pedestrians waiting to cross or already on the crossing. Drive very slowly until clear of the area.

5When approaching a roundabout in Bermuda, to which traffic must you yield the right-of-way?

A.Traffic approaching from your left

B.Traffic approaching from your right already on the roundabout

C.Heavy commercial vehicles only

D.No one; the vehicle travelling faster has right-of-way

Explanation: At roundabouts in Bermuda, drivers must yield right-of-way to traffic approaching from their right and to vehicles already circulating on the roundabout.

6On which side of the vehicle ahead must you normally pass when overtaking on Bermuda roads?

A.The left-hand side

B.The right-hand side

C.Either side as long as you sound your horn

D.The sidewalk side

Explanation: Because traffic moves on the left in Bermuda, normal overtaking must be executed on the right-hand side (offside) of the vehicle being passed when safe.

7What action must an auxiliary cycle rider take when an emergency vehicle (police, fire, or ambulance) approaches with active sirens or flashing lights?

A.Speed up to stay ahead of the emergency vehicle

B.Pull over to the extreme left side of the road and stop completely

C.Stop immediately in the center of the lane

D.Switch on hazard lights and maintain current speed

Explanation: Riders must immediately pull over as close as safely possible to the extreme left curb or edge of the road and come to a complete stop until the emergency vehicle has passed.

8What does a steady solid red traffic light indicate to an approaching rider?

A.Stop completely behind the stop line and remain stopped until green

B.Proceed with caution if no cross traffic is visible

C.Slow down to 15 km/h before crossing the intersection

D.Turn left only without stopping

Explanation: A steady red traffic light requires all traffic to come to a full stop behind the stop line or pedestrian crossing and remain stopped until the signal changes to green.

9What does a continuous solid yellow line painted along the edge of the road or curb mean?

A.Parking permitted for up to 15 minutes

B.No parking or waiting at any time

C.Designated auxiliary cycle parking zone

D.Loading zone for commercial vehicles only

Explanation: A solid yellow line painted along the roadside or curb indicates a strict no-parking and no-waiting zone at all times for all motor vehicles.

10What is the standard hand signal to indicate an intention to turn right when mechanical turn signals are absent or malfunctioning?

A.Extend the right arm straight out horizontally from the right side of the body

B.Extend the left arm out and point toward the sky

C.Extend the right arm downwards toward the pavement

D.Wave both arms above your head

Explanation: To indicate a right turn using hand signals, the rider extends their right arm fully and horizontally straight out to the right side of the body.

About the Bermuda Auxiliary Cycle Written Test Exam

The Bermuda TCD Auxiliary Cycle Written Examination is the official electronic theory test for applicants seeking an auxiliary cycle licence (up to 50 cc) in Bermuda. Government pages state it tests general knowledge of the rules of the road, speed limits, and signage. After passing, applicants may purchase a learner's permit and then take a practical riding test. This free bank is an English-language multiple-choice study aid based on the Bermuda Traffic Code Handbook and related Bermuda road law—not an official TCD translation, timed simulation, or substitute for Project Ride or the practical test.

Exam sponsor: Transport Control Department (TCD), Government of Bermuda. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

Electronic written knowledge examination at the Transport Control Department (TCD) in Bermuda, followed by a practical riding test after a learner's permit is obtained. Official item count, pass mark, and time limit are not published on the government how-to-get-a-licence page.

Time Limit

Not published by TCD

Passing Score

Not published by TCD

Exam / Certification Fees

$38.00

Exam sponsor website

Fees, eligibility, and exam policies can change. Confirm them with the exam sponsor before applying or paying.

Official sources

Our practice resources: topics covered

We aim to reflect publicly available exam outlines and topic information in our study resources. Coverage, format, and difficulty may differ from the actual exam, and we cannot guarantee that every detail is accurate or current. Confirm exam requirements, fees, and policies with the official exam sponsor.

Section 1

Traffic Rules & Speed Limits

Left-hand traffic, 35 km/h national maximum, reduced posted/listed limits, right-of-way, and roundabout priority

Section 2

Auxiliary Cycle Regulations & Youth Licensing

50 cc rules, age 16 eligibility, Project Ride, Youth Licence passenger and night restrictions, and helmets

Section 3

Traffic Signs & Signals

Regulatory signs, warning signs, road markings, traffic light signals, and hand signals

Section 4

Rider Safety & Hazard Avoidance

Defensive riding, positioning, night riding, weather hazards, emergency braking, and alcohol/drug prohibitions

Preparing for the Bermuda Auxiliary Cycle Written Test Exam

What You Need to Know

Passing score: Not published by TCD
Assessment: Electronic written knowledge examination at the Transport Control Department (TCD) in Bermuda, followed by a practical riding test after a learner's permit is obtained. Official item count, pass mark, and time limit are not published on the government how-to-get-a-licence page.
Time limit: Not published by TCD
Exam / certification fees: $38.00 Official sources

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Bermuda Auxiliary Cycle Written Test: Suggested Study Strategy

1Study the official Bermuda Traffic Code Handbook available from the TCD office in Hamilton.

2Memorize handbook speed limits: 35 km/h national maximum, 25 km/h in St. George's and Dockyard, and lower wharf/bridge limits where listed.

3Learn roundabout right-of-way rules for left-hand traffic and always check it is safe before proceeding.

4Remember Bermuda traffic drives on the left side of the road.

5Know Youth Licence rules: Project Ride, no passengers under 18, and no riding from 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are on the Bermuda TCD Auxiliary Cycle written exam?

The Government of Bermuda describes an electronic written exam on road rules, speed limits, and signage, but does not publish a fixed official item count on the how-to-get-a-licence page. Prepare with the Traffic Code Handbook from TCD.

What is the passing score for the Bermuda Auxiliary Cycle written test?

TCD does not publish the pass mark on the official how-to-get-a-licence page. Confirm current scoring rules at the TCD main office when you sit the exam.

What is the minimum age to get an auxiliary cycle licence in Bermuda?

The minimum age to ride an auxiliary cycle (up to 50 cc) in Bermuda is 16 years old. Riders aged 16 to under 18 use the Bermuda Youth Licence route after Project Ride.

What is the general speed limit in Bermuda?

The Traffic Code Handbook sets a general national maximum of 35 km/h for all vehicle classes, with lower limits in listed locations such as 25 km/h in the Town of St. George's and at Dockyard.

Are passengers allowed on auxiliary cycles for Youth Licence holders?

No. Under the Auxiliary Bicycles Act, no person under 18 may drive an auxiliary bicycle with a passenger, and Youth Licence holders also may not ride between 1:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m.