How is the Motorbike Theory Test Conducted


Without the motorbike theory certificate, you cannot appear for a practical test. It is very important for everyone to have the theory certificate so as to make sure that they can appear for the practical test. The BikeTheory Test is the second element that is needed for getting the license. This needs a temporary bike license before registering for the test, and a photo ID must be taken along with you. 

Motorbike Theory Test
This test is conducted in two parts which are a multiple-choice question and a hazard perception test.
  1. Multiple Choice Questions
The applicant will be given 57 minutes and there are going to be 50 multiple-choice questions given in the exam. The questions which are asked in the exam come from the three important books which are Know your traffic signs, Highway Code, and Riding-the essential skills. While appearing for the exams you need to avoid taking phones, bags, watches, and earphones inside. Before the test starts, you can go through the instructions on how the test will function. You will also get a chance to try some questions to get acquainted with the software.
Once you begin with the Bike Theory Test, then you will get the set of questions. The format of the test is based on the case study which is in form of a short story. In case you are not able to understand a certain question, then it can be ‘flagged’. In this way, you can attend it later on. To pass this test you need to score 43 out of 50.
  1. Hazard Perception test
This test consists of 14 videos; each is approximately of a minute. The videos show real riding situations. You need to describe the hazards that appear in the video which is being played in front of you. In this test you score on how fast you recognize the hazard. For passing this test you need 44 out of 75.
So, guys now you can also get a trouble-free booking of your bike theory test by visiting our official website. You only need to fill a form that will help you get the appointment.

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