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Key Facts: Bermuda Motorcycle 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

150 cc

Common Max Motorcycle Engine Size

Bermuda import / TCD rules

$38.00

Exam Fee

Bermuda TCD

Bermuda TCD's Examination of Motor 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 18. Key study facts include left-hand traffic, a 35 km/h national maximum, helmet rules, learner L-plate conditions, and the 80 mg/100 ml blood-alcohol limit.

Sample Bermuda Motorcycle Written Test Practice Questions

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1What is the general maximum speed limit for motor vehicles on open roads in Bermuda unless otherwise posted?

A.25 km/h

B.35 km/h

C.50 km/h

D.60 km/h

Explanation: Under the Bermuda Traffic Code, the general island-wide speed limit on open public roads is 35 km/h. Exceeding this limit is a punishable traffic offence. Lower limits apply where listed or posted.

2On which side of the road must all traffic travel in Bermuda?

A.The right side

B.The left side

C.Either side depending on traffic flow

D.The center lane at all times

Explanation: Bermuda follows the left-hand traffic rule. All motor vehicles, including motorcycles, must travel on the left side of the roadway.

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

A.15 km/h

B.20 km/h

C.25 km/h

D.35 km/h

Explanation: The handbook lists 25 km/h for the Town of St. George's and Dockyard. Elsewhere the general national maximum is 35 km/h unless a lower posted or listed limit applies.

4When approaching a school area where amber lights are flashing, what does the Bermuda Traffic Code require?

A.Maintain 35 km/h unless a child is in the roadway

B.Stop and give priority to pedestrians waiting to cross or on the crossing, then proceed very slowly until clear

C.Use your horn continuously and ride through

D.Accelerate to clear the zone quickly

Explanation: Near schools, the handbook requires slow, careful riding. When amber lights flash, you must stop and give priority to pedestrians waiting to cross or already on the crossing, then drive very slowly until clear of the area.

5When approaching a roundabout in Bermuda, which vehicles have the right of way?

A.Vehicles approaching from your left

B.Vehicles approaching from your right already on or entering the roundabout

C.The fastest approaching vehicle

D.Vehicles traveling straight ahead

Explanation: At roundabouts in Bermuda, riders must give way to traffic coming from their right. Vehicles already on the roundabout or entering from the right have priority.

6On which side of another vehicle should you normally perform an overtaking maneuver?

A.On the left side

B.On the right side

C.On whichever side has more room on the shoulder

D.On the sidewalk

Explanation: Because traffic moves on the left in Bermuda, normal overtaking must be done on the right side of the vehicle ahead.

7Under what condition is overtaking a vehicle on the left permitted in Bermuda?

A.When the vehicle ahead is signaling and positioning to make a right turn

B.Whenever you are riding a motorcycle and traffic is heavy

C.When driving through a sharp left bend

D.Overtaking on the left is never permitted under any circumstances

Explanation: You may overtake on the left only when the driver ahead has clearly signaled their intention to turn right and has moved toward the center line, leaving sufficient space on the left.

8What does a solid single white line painted along the center of the road indicate?

A.Overtaking is encouraged

B.Vehicles must not cross or straddle the line to overtake unless turning off the road safely

C.Parking is allowed along the line

D.The lane is designated for motorcycles only

Explanation: A solid center white line indicates that visibility or road conditions make crossing dangerous. Drivers must not cross or straddle it to overtake.

9What does a double continuous yellow line painted along the curb or road edge signify in Bermuda?

A.Motorcycle parking zone during daytime

B.Strict prohibition of stopping or parking at any time

C.Loading zone for commercial vehicles only

D.Taxi pickup point

Explanation: Double yellow road edge lines signal a strict prohibition against stopping, waiting, or parking a vehicle at any time along that section of road.

10Where are motorcycles legally permitted to park on Bermuda streets?

A.On any sidewalk as long as pedestrians can walk past

B.Only in designated motorcycle parking bays

C.In any full-sized car parking bay

D.On pedestrian zebra crossings

Explanation: Motorcycles must be parked exclusively in marked motorcycle parking bays. Parking on sidewalks, yellow lines, zebra crossings, or standard car bays is illegal.

About the Bermuda Motorcycle Written Test Exam

The Bermuda TCD Motorcycle Written Examination is the official electronic theory test for applicants seeking a motorcycle licence (over 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 schedule the practical motorcycle 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 timed simulation or a substitute for the practical riding 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 TCD, then a separate practical motorcycle riding test after a learner's permit. 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

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

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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

Motorcycle Operations & Equipment

Engine capacity limits, pillion requirements, helmet regulations, braking techniques, and motorcycle parking

Section 3

Traffic Signs & Markings

Regulatory signs, warning signs, pavement markings, traffic light signals, and arm/indicator signals

Section 4

Defensive Riding & Road Hazards

Hazard perception, weather conditions, night riding, overtaking safety, and alcohol/drug impairment laws

Preparing for the Bermuda Motorcycle Written Test Exam

What You Need to Know

Passing score: Not published by TCD
Assessment: Electronic written knowledge examination at TCD, then a separate practical motorcycle riding test after a learner's permit. 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 Motorcycle Written Test: Suggested Study Strategy

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

2Memorize handbook speed limits: 35 km/h general maximum and listed reductions such as 25 km/h in St. George's and Dockyard.

3Master roundabout and junction priority for left-hand traffic.

4Review motorcycle-specific rules: helmets, pillion seating, and learner L-plate conditions.

5Review defensive riding for Bermuda's narrow, winding roads and wet weather.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are on the Bermuda TCD Motorcycle 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 Motorcycle 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 a motorcycle licence in Bermuda?

The minimum age to apply for a motorcycle licence (engine capacity greater than 50 cc) in Bermuda is 18 years old.

What is the general speed limit for motorcycles in Bermuda?

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

Is there a separate practical motorcycle test?

Yes. After the written exam and learner's permit, applicants take a motorcycle riding test covering control skills such as turns, serpentine riding, braking, and hand signals, as described on gov.bm.