After you've held your motorcycle learner's (Class 6L) licence for a minimum of 14 days, you can take a motorcycle skills test. When you pass this test, you no longer need to ride under supervision for the remainder of the time that your learner's licence is valid
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Your application was accepted. You passed your motorcycle knowledge test. You've been issued a motorcycle learner's (Class 6) licence, which is valid for one year.
Now you can start practicing. However, some restrictions apply:
You must always ride within sight of a qualified supervisor - someone 19 or older who holds a valid Class 6 licence.
You must not exceed 60 km/h. After you pass the motorcycle skills test, this restriction will be deleted.
You must not carry a passenger.
You are permitted to ride only during daylight hours, that is, between sunrise and sunset.
These restrictions can help reduce your chances of crashing while you're gaining riding skills and experience.
You can take your Class 6 road test after you have passed the motorcycle skills test and held a motorcycle learner's (Class 6) licence for 30 days.
Your Class 6 learner's licence is valid for one year.
NOTE: You can stay in the Class 6 learner stage as long as you want. However, after a year, your motorcycle learner's licence will expire. To renew it, you would have to take the vision, knowledge and motorcycle skills tests again.
