Compare the benefits of the different kinds of training available for new riders.
To help sort out your options, this table compares
| Benefits | On-road (practice) lessons only | On-road lessons plus classroom training | Motorcycle Skills Assessment course* |
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| Licensed school with professional riding instructor | |
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| On-road practice: gain driving experience gradually, at low risk | |
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| Prepare for your motorcycle skills, Class 6 or Class 8 road test | |
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| School may book road tests and provide pick-up/drop off service | optional | optional | optional |
| In-class training: share experiences and learn with other new riders | |
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| ICBC-approved expert available to assess skills | |
* With MSA certification, a rider may not have to take the motorcycle skills test.
To learn more about your options, talk to your friends, shop around and, if possible, check out a few schools in person.
Driving school checklist: questions to ask when you contact a school.
We’re confident you’ll find the training you need to help you pass your road tests and become a safe rider. Good luck!