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Key Facts: Quebec Motorcycle Test Exam
SAAQ
Administrator
SAAQ motorcycle licence page
Class 6R
Licence Issued After Knowledge Test
SAAQ motorcycle licence page
about 1 hour
Knowledge Test Duration
SAAQ motorcycle licence page
$13.50
2026 Knowledge Test Fee
SAAQ fees page and motorcycle licence page
85%
Operating-a-Motorcycle Section Passing Mark
SAAQ motorcycle licence page
75%
Highway Safety Code and Signage Section Passing Mark
SAAQ motorcycle licence page
18 months
Class 6R Learner Licence Validity
SAAQ motorcycle licence page
32 hours
Recognized Motorcycle Course Duration
SAAQ motorcycle licence page
1 month
Minimum Class 6R Holding Period Before Closed Track Test
SAAQ motorcycle licence page
11 months
Minimum Class 6A Learner Period Before Road Test
SAAQ motorcycle licence page
not published
Official Live-Test Question Count
SAAQ public pages reviewed
SAAQ administers the Quebec motorcycle knowledge test for the Class 6R learner's licence on the path to Class 6A/6B/6C. The verified public page lists the test duration as approximately one hour, the 2026 knowledge-test fee as $13.50, and the Class 6R learner's licence as valid for 18 months and costing $624.80 or less depending on issue month. SAAQ publishes passing marks of 85% for operating a motorcycle and 75% for Highway Safety Code and road signs, pavement markings and traffic signals. SAAQ does not publish a fixed public live-test question count on the reviewed pages, so this practice file lists the official count as not published and provides 100 original questions based on SAAQ motorcycle resources.
Sample Quebec Motorcycle Test Practice Questions
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1After passing SAAQ's motorcycle knowledge test, what licence does a new motorcycle candidate obtain first?
2What does a Class 6R learner's licence allow during the motorcycle course phase?
3Which statement correctly describes a Quebec Class 6A motorcycle licence?
4Which displacement limit matches Quebec Class 6B?
5What is the minimum age SAAQ lists for obtaining a Class 6A, 6B or 6C motorcycle driver's licence path?
6If a motorcycle knowledge-test candidate does not hold a Class 5 licence or probationary licence, which areas does SAAQ say the test covers?
7If a candidate already holds a Class 5 passenger vehicle licence or probationary licence, what does SAAQ say the motorcycle knowledge test covers?
8Which SAAQ publications are required reading for the motorcycle knowledge test?
9What passing marks does SAAQ publish for the motorcycle knowledge test sections?
10Which pair matches SAAQ's published motorcycle knowledge-test logistics for 2026?
About the Quebec Motorcycle Test Exam
The Quebec SAAQ Class 6R motorcycle knowledge test is the first formal test on the path toward a Class 6A, 6B or 6C motorcycle licence. Passing it allows a candidate to obtain a Class 6R learner's licence, which authorizes motorcycle operation on a closed track and on the road only as part of practical training with an instructor from a SAAQ-recognized driving school. Class 6A authorizes any motorcycle; Class 6B covers motorcycles of 400 cc or less; and Class 6C covers motorcycles of 125 cc or less. SAAQ's public page lists the knowledge test as approximately one hour, with a 2026 knowledge-test fee of $13.50, and passing marks of 85% for operating a motorcycle plus 75% for Highway Safety Code and signs/markings/signals sections where those sections apply. After the knowledge test, candidates complete a recognized motorcycle course, hold Class 6R for at least one month before the closed track test, obtain a Class 6A learner's licence after passing the closed track test, respect the midnight to 5 a.m. curfew and no-passenger rule, and hold the Class 6A learner's licence for at least 11 months before the final road test.
Assessment
SAAQ Class 6R knowledge test. Candidates who already hold a Class 5 passenger vehicle licence or probationary licence are tested on motorcycle driving specialization. Candidates without Class 5 are tested on the Highway Safety Code, road signs/pavement markings/traffic signals, and motorcycle driving behaviours and techniques.
Time Limit
Approximately one hour
Passing Score
85% for the operating-a-motorcycle section; 75% for the Highway Safety Code and road signs, pavement markings and traffic signals sections
Exam Fee
$13.50 knowledge-test fee in 2026; Class 6R learner's licence is $624.80 or less depending on the month it is issued and is valid for 18 months (Societe de l'assurance automobile du Quebec (SAAQ))
Quebec Motorcycle Test Exam Content Outline
Motorcycle Driving Behaviours and Techniques
Motorcycle controls, clutch friction point, balance, braking, emergency braking, curves, countersteering, safety margins, lane thirds, visibility, intersections, highway merging, passing, road traps and group riding
Highway Safety Code
Traffic rules, right-of-way, stop and yield duties, speed adaptation, prohibited manoeuvres, lane use, impaired riding, distracted riding, learner restrictions, passengers and road-sharing duties
Road Signs, Pavement Markings and Traffic Signals
Regulatory signs, warning signs, traffic lights, pavement markings, wet painted surfaces, railway crossings, work zones, stop lines and safe response to signs and signals
Class 6R and Class 6A Path
Eligibility, required study guides, knowledge-test appointment, Class 6R training permissions, recognized driving school course, closed track prerequisites, Class 6A learner restrictions and final road-test context
Protective Gear and Motorcycle Condition
Helmet standards, eye protection, bright clothing, jackets, pants, gloves, boots, reflectors, lights, brakes, tires, manual transmission requirements, high-risk motorcycle restrictions and test-day mechanical checks
Weather, Surfaces, Passengers and Rider Fitness
Rain, fog, wind, winter tires, snow and ice, gravel, oil, puddles, railway tracks, fatigue, distraction, alcohol, drugs, medication, passengers, cargo, animals and trip planning
How to Pass the Quebec Motorcycle Test Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: 85% for the operating-a-motorcycle section; 75% for the Highway Safety Code and road signs, pavement markings and traffic signals sections
- Assessment: SAAQ Class 6R knowledge test. Candidates who already hold a Class 5 passenger vehicle licence or probationary licence are tested on motorcycle driving specialization. Candidates without Class 5 are tested on the Highway Safety Code, road signs/pavement markings/traffic signals, and motorcycle driving behaviours and techniques.
- Time limit: Approximately one hour
- Exam fee: $13.50 knowledge-test fee in 2026; Class 6R learner's licence is $624.80 or less depending on the month it is issued and is valid for 18 months
Keys to Passing
- Work through all 100 available questions
- Review every answer and explanation
- Track weak areas and revisit them
- Use our AI tutor for tough concepts
Quebec Motorcycle Test Study Tips from Top Performers
Frequently Asked Questions
Who administers the Quebec motorcycle knowledge test?
The Societe de l'assurance automobile du Quebec (SAAQ) administers the motorcycle knowledge test for the Class 6R learner's licence. Appointments are handled through SAAQclic or SAAQ service channels, and the test is taken at a SAAQ service outlet.
What licence do I get after passing the SAAQ motorcycle knowledge test?
Passing the knowledge test allows you to obtain a Class 6R learner's licence. With Class 6R, you may operate a motorcycle on a closed track and on the road only during practical training with an instructor from a SAAQ-recognized driving school.
What is on the SAAQ motorcycle knowledge test?
If you hold a Class 5 passenger vehicle licence or probationary licence, SAAQ says the test covers driving a motorcycle as the specialization. Otherwise, it covers the Highway Safety Code; road signs, pavement markings and traffic signals; and motorcycle driving behaviours and techniques.
What score do I need to pass the SAAQ motorcycle knowledge test?
SAAQ publishes passing marks of 85% for the section on operating a motorcycle and 75% for the Highway Safety Code and road signs, pavement markings and traffic signals sections.
How many questions are on the Quebec SAAQ motorcycle knowledge test?
The official SAAQ public pages verified for this metadata do not publish a fixed live-test question count. This practice bank therefore does not claim an official question count and instead provides 100 original practice questions.
How much does the Quebec motorcycle knowledge test cost in 2026?
SAAQ lists the 2026 knowledge-test fee as $13.50 for one or several tests taken during the same appointment. The Class 6R learner's licence is listed as $624.80 or less depending on the month it is issued and is valid for 18 months.
What happens after I get Class 6R?
The next step is a motorcycle course at a SAAQ-recognized driving school. SAAQ lists two theory blocks of three hours, 16 hours of closed track practical training, and 10 hours of on-road practical training.
When can I take the closed track test?
Before the closed track test, SAAQ says you must have held Class 6R for at least one month and successfully completed the motorcycle course at a recognized driving school.
What restrictions apply after the closed track test?
Passing the closed track test can lead to a Class 6A learner's licence for road practice. SAAQ says the Class 6A learner stage lasts at least 11 months, includes a midnight to 5 a.m. curfew, and prohibits carrying passengers.
What should I study?
SAAQ lists Driver's Handbook and Operating a Motorcycle as required reading. Review motorcycle handling, protective gear, lane position, visibility, braking, curves, intersections, passengers, road surfaces, weather, distraction, fatigue and Quebec road rules.