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Key Facts: SGI Class 6 Motorcycle Exam

80%

Passing Mark

SGI Standards

$25

Exam Fee (CAD)

SGI Pricing

45m

Time Limit

SGI Exam Rules

12mo

Min. Time Per Stage

MGDL Program

0.00%

BAC Limit

MGDL Restriction

The SGI Class 6 Motorcycle knowledge exam comprises multiple-choice tests on road signs, basic rules, and motorcycle-specific laws. It has an 80% passing threshold, costs $25 CAD, and is administered by SGI.

Sample SGI Class 6 Motorcycle Practice Questions

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1Which of the following helmet standards is legally recognized for motorcycle riders in Saskatchewan?

A.U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT)

B.Chinese National Standard (GB)

C.Australian Standards (AS/NZS)

D.Japanese Industrial Standards (JIS)

Explanation: Saskatchewan law requires all motorcycle riders and passengers to wear an approved helmet. Legally recognized safety standards include DOT, Snell, ECE, and CSA. Helmets meeting these standards must display the official certification label.

2On a standard motorcycle, which control is operated by the right hand lever?

A.The clutch lever

B.The front brake lever

C.The rear brake lever

D.The gearshift lever

Explanation: The right hand lever on standard motorcycles controls the front brake. Squeezing this lever applies braking pressure to the front wheel, which provides the majority of the motorcycle's stopping power.

3Which control is operated by the left foot on a standard motorcycle?

A.The rear brake pedal

B.The front brake pedal

C.The gearshift lever

D.The clutch pedal

Explanation: The gearshift lever is located on the left side of the motorcycle and is operated by the left foot. Pressing down shifts to a lower gear (or first gear from neutral), while lifting up shifts to a higher gear.

4For lane positioning purposes, a single traffic lane is divided into how many parts or 'thirds'?

A.Two (left and right)

B.Three (left, center, and right)

C.Four (inner, outer, left, and right)

D.It is not divided; riders must always stay in the exact center

Explanation: Motorcyclists divide a single lane into three parts: the left third, the center third, and the right third. This allows riders to adjust their lane position to avoid hazards, stay visible, and maintain a blocking position.

5Under normal riding conditions, what is the minimum recommended following distance behind another vehicle?

A.One second

B.Two seconds

C.Three seconds

D.Five seconds

Explanation: SGI's Motorcycle Driver's Handbook recommends the three-second rule for following distance. Watch the vehicle ahead pass a fixed point, then count 'one-thousand-one, one-thousand-two, one-thousand-three'; if you reach the point before you finish counting, you are following too closely. Increase the gap to more than three seconds at night, in poor weather, or behind large vehicles.

6Where should you assume a car driver's blind spot is located relative to their vehicle?

A.Directly in front of the vehicle

B.Directly behind the vehicle only

C.Beside and slightly behind the vehicle on both sides

D.There are no blind spots if the driver has three mirrors

Explanation: Car drivers have blind spots located beside and slightly behind their vehicles on both sides. A motorcyclist should avoid riding in these areas to prevent being struck if the driver decides to change lanes without looking.

7What is the primary purpose of wearing an approved face shield or goggles while riding a motorcycle?

A.To improve night vision

B.To protect the eyes from wind, dust, insects, and flying debris

C.To block out sun glare only

D.To prevent facial injuries during a slide

Explanation: Eye protection is critical because wind, dust, insects, and small pebbles can cause eye irritation or serious injury, potentially blinding a rider. Shatterproof face shields or goggles are legally required if the motorcycle is not equipped with an adequate windshield.

8What equipment must a motorcycle be equipped with to legally carry a passenger in Saskatchewan?

A.A passenger seat and passenger footrests/footpegs

B.An engine size of at least 750cc

C.A windshield and a backrest

D.Saddlebags and a helmet intercom system

Explanation: To legally carry a passenger, a motorcycle must have a seat designed for two people (or a separate passenger seat) and dedicated footrests or footpegs for the passenger. The passenger must be able to sit securely and rest their feet on the pegs.

9What is the standard, safest riding formation for a group of motorcyclists on a straight highway?

A.Single-file formation

B.Side-by-side formation in the same lane

C.Staggered formation

D.A V-shaped formation spanning multiple lanes

Explanation: A staggered formation is the standard configuration for group riding on straight roads. It keeps the group close together while leaving a safe space cushion in front and to the side of each rider, maximizing visibility and reaction time.

10What is the maximum allowable Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) for a rider in the Saskatchewan MGDL program?

A.0.08%

B.0.05%

C.0.02%

D.0.00% (Zero tolerance)

Explanation: Saskatchewan has a zero-tolerance policy for alcohol and drugs for all drivers and riders in the Motorcycle Graduated Driver Licensing (MGDL) program. Any amount of alcohol or drugs in your system will result in immediate licence suspension and other penalties.

About the SGI Class 6 Motorcycle Exam

The Saskatchewan SGI Class 6 Motorcycle Knowledge Exam is a critical step in the Motorcycle Graduated Driver Licensing (MGDL) program. It consists of multiple-choice questions assessing a candidate's knowledge of general rules of the road, traffic signs, and specific motorcycle safety, controls, and defensive riding techniques. Passing the knowledge exams is a prerequisite to obtaining a Learner's licence (Endorsement 6) and proceeding to the practical Basic Ability Road Test or an SGI-approved motorcycle training course.

Assessment

Multiple-choice questions (CBT, closed book)

Time Limit

45 minutes

Passing Score

80%

Exam Fee

$25 CAD (SGI)

SGI Class 6 Motorcycle Exam Content Outline

30%

Basic Road Rules & Traffic Signs

Saskatchewan traffic laws, speed limits, right-of-way, and identification of standard traffic signs.

20%

Motorcycle Controls & Basic Operation

Friction zone, clutch operation, downshifting, braking distribution, steering, and pre-ride vehicle inspections.

30%

Defensive Riding & Hazard Recognition

Scanning, lane positioning (blocking position), space cushions, blind spots, weather conditions, and road surface hazards.

20%

MGDL Regulations, Protective Gear & Group Riding

Saskatchewan MGDL stages (Learner, Novice 1, Novice 2), passenger/night restrictions, required protective gear, and group riding safety.

How to Pass the SGI Class 6 Motorcycle Exam

What You Need to Know

Passing score: 80%
Assessment: Multiple-choice questions (CBT, closed book)
Time limit: 45 minutes
Exam fee: $25 CAD

Keys to Passing

Complete 500+ practice questions
Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
Focus on highest-weighted sections
Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

SGI Class 6 Motorcycle Study Tips from Top Performers

1Memorize the 'blocking position': SGI strongly advocates riding slightly to one side of the lane center to maximize visibility and block other vehicles from sharing your lane.

2Understand the difference in night riding restrictions: Learners cannot ride from 1/2 hour before sunset to 1/2 hour after sunrise, whereas Novice 1 riders cannot ride between midnight and 5 a.m.

3Learn the legal gear requirements: MGDL program participants must wear a 3/4, modular, or full-face approved helmet, finger-covering gloves, over-the-ankle boots, a full-length jacket, and full-length pants.

4Practice brake force distribution: Expect questions highlighting that under normal stopping conditions, 70% of the stopping power comes from the front brake.

5Know the engine size restrictions: Riders in the MGDL program are restricted to motorcycles of 400cc or less unless they have completed an approved training course.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the passing score for the SGI Class 6 written exam?

You must score at least 80% on each of the written/computer-based knowledge tests (Basic Knowledge, Signs, and Motorcycle Knowledge) to pass.

What are the stages of the Saskatchewan Motorcycle Graduated Driver Licensing (MGDL) program?

The program consists of three stages: Learner Stage (Endorsement 6), Novice 1 Stage (Endorsement M), and Novice 2 Stage. You must spend a minimum of 12 months in each of the Learner, Novice 1, and Novice 2 stages before upgrading to a full Class 6 licence.

Are there passenger restrictions in the MGDL program?

Yes. Carrying passengers is strictly prohibited in both the Learner and Novice 1 stages. Passengers are only permitted once you reach the Novice 2 stage.

What happens if I fail the Basic Ability Road Test three times?

If you fail the Basic Ability Road Test three times, you are required to successfully complete an SGI-approved motorcycle training course before you can attempt it again or progress further.

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