Class 6 (full-privilege) motorcycle licence road test

Consult your current licence for the earliest exam date for your Class 6 motorcycle road test. The test will take you on a one hour ride where you will perform key riding skills, intersection and road manoeuvres, your See-Think-Do skills, and your ability to spot hazards. Tests must be booked in advance.

The Class 6 road test is your final test before obtaining your full privilege motorcycle licence.

When can you take the Class 6 road test?

You are eligible to take the Class 6 test on or after the earliest exam date (EED) on your licence–if you are prohibition-free.

You can take your test after:

• 30 days* if you have a Class 6L licence (non-GLP learner's)
• 24 months if you have a Class 8N licence (GLP novice)

* you must have passed the motorcycle skills test

Motorcycle licence road test highlights

The test and examiner feedback takes about an hour.

What to expect during your test:

• You will be evaluated on your See-Think-Do skills (if you took the class 8 road test, you’ll find the Class 6 test more demanding in this area).
• An ICBC driver examiner will ride behind you in a car, speaking to you by radio. (We provide the radio.)
• You will perform riding manoeuvres, including 50 to 55 intersection manoeuvres.
• At certain points, your examiner will ask you to pull over to the side of the road, then identify all the hazards you see in front, to the side and behind you.

How to prepare for your test:

• You must book your Class 6 road test in advance.
• Please bring a motorcycle for your road test (your own or borrowed). It must be in good working order (lights/signals/horn). Make sure the vehicle insurance is valid and that your registration documents are available.
• The Class 6 road test fee is $50. If you pass, you will also need to pay for your licence. Be sure to bring required ID to process your application.

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