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  • Checked against Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors on 2026-08-28
  • 60 questions written here, every one with its citation

Alberta Class 6 motorcycle knowledge test

Class 6 knowledge test at a glance

Fee
Set by the registry agent you book with. Alberta publishes a maximum rather than one provincial price.
Retake fee
Not stated in the record we hold
Minimum age
16
Where it is taken
At a licensing office or testing centre
Government of Alberta, Get a Class 6 motorcycle driver licenceverified 2026-08-28

The Alberta Class 6 motorcycle knowledge test is 30 questions and you pass at 25 of 30 correct; the fee is Set by the registry agent you book with. Alberta publishes a maximum rather than one provincial price.. Every row comes from Government of Alberta, Get a Class 6 motorcycle driver licence, checked 28 August 2026.

  • Thirty multiple choice questions, and 25 correct to pass.
  • It is one test rather than a set of parts scored on their own.
  • You can sit it once a day, and you pay for it every time.
  • You need to be 16 and to have held at least a Class 7 learner licence for a year. A full Class 5 gets you straight to the Class 6 knowledge test and road test.
  • Registry agents are private businesses, so what you pay moves a little from one office to the next.
  • A read aloud version is offered at registry offices.
A rider in full protective gear seen from behind at a distance, leaning a motorcycle into a long bend on an empty forest road.
  • 60 questions written for the Class 6 knowledge test, each with the authority it rests on
  • Free to sit, with no account and nothing held back until you pay
  • Every run free, with the whole bank open and no part held back

The real test is 30 questions. Nothing here is timed unless the real exam is timed, and nothing is held back except the answers the real exam holds back too.

What the questions cover

Every Alberta question sits under one subject, and the number beside it is how many we hold. The reading column goes to the lesson behind the subject.

One question from the bank, in full

The question, the answer marked, the reason it is the answer, and the authority it rests on. Nothing is held back on this page and nothing is held back in a run.

AlbertaRules of the road

You are riding at highway speed in a straight line and want to begin a smooth turn to the right. What actually starts the turn?

  1. Turning the handlebar to the right, the way you would steer a car
  2. Pressing the right grip gently forward, which leans the bike to the right and takes it into the turn
  3. Leaning your upper body to the right while holding the bars rigid
  4. Pulling the left grip toward you while braking

The answer is B

Above walking pace a motorcycle turns by leaning, and the way you make it lean is to press the grip on the side you want to go. The front wheel points slightly away from the corner for an instant, the bike rolls into the lean, and it tracks around. Riders who freeze on the bars in a crisis lose the one input that would have steered them clear.

Alberta Driver's Guide (Government of Alberta)

How the Class 6 knowledge test passes

The real test is 30 questions.

You pass with 25 correct answers out of 30.

You can sit it from age 16.

Fees and rules change, so check the record itself before you pay for anything. The date beside each figure is the day we last read it.

Questions people ask about this test

Can I take the Alberta knowledge test online?

No. Take it in person at an Alberta registry agent office.

Government of Alberta, Driver knowledge testverified 2026-09-15
What does the Class 7 knowledge test cost?

The registry agent sets the total. It combines the regulated agent service charge with any government fee.

Government of Alberta, Registry Service Charges Regulationverified 2026-09-15
How old do you have to be to start driving in Alberta?

You must be at least 14 to sit the Class 7 knowledge test.

Government of Alberta, Get a driver's licenceverified 2026-09-15

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