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British Columbia Motorcycle knowledge test practice

60 questions written for the ICBC motorcycle knowledge test, every one of them saying why the answer is the answer and naming the law or handbook it comes from.
60 questions20 on road signs40 on the rulesPass mark 32 of 40 correct
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Free to sit, with no account and nothing behind a paywall. Nothing you answer leaves your browser.

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ICBC, Before you take your knowledge test (form MV2654)verified 2026-08-28

Ways to work through it

The full test comes first because it is the one that tells you where you stand, and it is free here. A test with no sourced question count gets no full length run rather than an invented one.

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The default

Full test

Scored the way the real test scores it: 32 of 40 correct

The whole test under the same rules as the real one, including the way it ends. You find out how you did at the end, not as you go.
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Practice run

60 questions in this bank

The same kind of set, with the answer and the reason shown as soon as you choose. No clock, and it never stops early.
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One topic

60 questions in this bank

Work on a single subject until it stops catching you out.
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Signs only

60 questions in this bank

Sign after sign, with the meaning explained each time you miss one.
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Your missed questions

60 questions in this bank

The ones you got wrong before, kept in your own browser and nowhere else.

One subject at a time

The number beside each subject is how many questions we have written on it for British Columbia motorcycle. A subject appears here once there are enough of them to be worth sitting down with.

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Road signs

20 questions

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A signalled intersection with a marked advance left turn lane and a painted crosswalk, seen from the waiting driver position with a green light ahead.

Intersections and turns

6 questions

Start
A two lane rural highway on a long open straight with a broken centre line, one slow vehicle ahead and clear road beyond it.

Passing and lanes

6 questions

Start
A wide street where a cyclist, a bus and a delivery van share the space at different distances under calm midday light.

Sharing the road

7 questions

Start
A car stopped on a wide highway shoulder with the bonnet closed and a warning triangle set well back from it, nobody in frame.

Emergencies and breakdowns

7 questions

Start

What sits behind these runs

Every question here was written against the handbook and the legislation that Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) publishes, and every one carries the reason for its answer and the section it rests on.

Questions written

60

On road signs

20

On the rules

40

Subjects covered

5

All four figures are counted from the questions themselves when the site is built, rather than typed in by hand.

None of them is copied from another practice site, and none is generated from an unnamed source. If a question looks wrong to you, it may be wrong: say which one and what you think it should say, through the corrections route on the methodology page, and it gets checked against the source rather than argued about.

How a question becomes a published question

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Each class is tested on its own terms, so each one has its own questions and its own page. A class appears here once there are questions written behind it.

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Read rather than run

A run tells you what you do not know. The reading is where you go to fix it.

British Columbia licence and tests

Stages, fees and the published format

Every number the licensing body publishes, with the record under each one.
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The study lessons

With the British Columbia note at the end of each one

The rules everyone is tested on, and the part that changes where you are.
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The road sign set

Grouped by shape and colour

Every sign drawn here, with what to do when you meet it.

The record behind this test

The length, the pass mark and the fee for the Motorcycle knowledge test are read off this record on the date beside it.