Georgia Motorcycle Test 01

The Georgia motorcycle permit test is a milestone on your way to becoming a skilled and confident rider. By studying the Georgia Motorcycle Operator’s Manual, taking advantage of practice tests, and learning safe riding techniques, you’ll set yourself up for success. Remember, preparation is key!

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Georgia Motorcycle Practice Test 01

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Before every ride you should...?

Run the engine for 10 minutes

Fill up with gas

Wash your motorcycle

Inspect your motorcycle

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If you suspect even a minor technical problem with your motorcycle, what should you do?

Take it to a mechanic when you have time

Keep riding and see if it worsens

Don't ride until you've fixed it

Mention it at your next regular service

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Your street legal motorcycle should have, as a minimum,...?

Rear turn signals

Front turn signals

Brake light

All of these

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The rear brake pedal on nearly all motorcycles is where?

Left-hand handlebar

Right-hand handlebar

Beneath your right foot

Beneath your left foot

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To fit you properly, a motorcycle helmet should be...?

Snug

Tight

Roomy

Loose

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You must take care to keep yourself warm and dry as chill can affect...?

Your concentration

All of these

Your control sensitivity

Your reaction time

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You notice your high beam headlight isn't working. What should you do?

Stick reflective tape over the headlight

Ride with the headlight off

Get it fixed at once

Ride on low beam permanently

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You are 3 times more likely to die if you're not wearing a helmet and you crash at...?

35 mph

45 mph

55 mph

Any speed

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The best protection for your face and eyes is what?

A face shield

Goggles and bandanna

Sunglasses and turned up collar

A windshield

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Your brake light only needs to be operated by...?

Your front brake

Your rear brake

All of these

Both brakes applied together

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Your priority when choosing clothing should be that...?

All of these are vital

It shields you from the heat and cold

It provides protection in a collision

It makes you more visible to others

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What percentage of the side vision you need is obscured by a normal motorcycle helmet?

20%

10%

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At below 30 mph, what reduction is there in the number and severity of head injuries in a crash?

40%

30%

20%

50%

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When you first get your motorcycle license, what sort of bike should you think about buying?

The smallest one available

The biggest you can afford

One well within your capabilities

The fastest you can afford

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If you borrow someone else's motorcycle, you should...?

Figure out the controls by trial and error as you go along

Ride completely normally from the outset

Make all the checks you would on your own

Assume they have made the proper checks

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If you're taking a 400 mile trip, when are you most likely, statistically, to have a crash?

Within 5 miles of home

Once past mile 200

In the first 100 miles

Between hours 2 and 3

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You should not ride in gloves made of...?

Nylon

Lorica

Wool

Leather

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Which of these should you be aware of as a possible hazard on your motorcycle boots?

Rubber heels

Laces

Buckles

Steel toe caps

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What does the choke do on a motorcycle?

Helps at high speed

Helps with braking

Cuts off the fuel supply

Helps with starting

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When riding your motorcycle, the 'right' gear is...?

That which protects you

That which makes you feel professional

That which impresses other riders

That which matches your motorcycle

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More than 50% of motorcycle crashes happen at what speed?

60 mph plus

30 mph or less

40 mph plus

50 mph plus

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Which of these is likely to make your motorcycle helmet useless in a crash?

Not closing the face shield

Not securing the straps

Not keeping the liner clean

Any of these

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If you need corrective lenses to ride, you should...?

Use your glasses as protection

Only ever ride in goggles

Always ride with the face shield open

Choose a helmet where they can fit under the face shield

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In every 100 motorcycle crashes, how many motorcyclists will receive head or neck injuries?

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You've just taken delivery of your first 'big' motorcycle. What's the first thing you should do?

Climb on to try it for size

Read the owner's manual

Take it for a long ride

Take it for a slow ride

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What does your odometer show you?

The speed you're going

Your fuel remaining

The distance you've travelled

Your engine revolutions

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On a normal motorcycle where will you find the engine cut-off switch?

By the fuel supply valve

Under your right foot

By your right thumb

By your left thumb

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You only really need to wear a helmet when...?

You need one at all times

When taking a long trip

When riding in the city

When riding at high speed

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You should wear your motorcycle jacket at all times, except...?

There are no exceptions

When riding at low speed

On very hot sunny days

When making very short trips

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What is the main advantage of buying a good quality, motorcycle specific rain suit?

It will look good on your motorcycle

It will be better value for money

It will make other drivers take you seriously

It won't tear apart at high speed

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How to Pass the Georgia Motorcycle Written Test with Confidence

Are you ready to hit the open roads of Georgia on two wheels but feel nervous about passing the motorcycle written test? Don’t worry—you’re not alone! The Georgia motorcycle permit test is an essential step for anyone looking to ride legally, but with the proper preparation, you can confidently approach it.

This guide will walk you through everything you need about the GA motorcycle written test, including the exam’s requirements, where to find practice tests, and tips to help you ace it on your first try. By the end of this post, you’ll be fully equipped to earn your Georgia motorcycle permit and start your riding adventures.

Understanding the Georgia Motorcycle Permit Test

What Is the Georgia Motorcycle Written Test?

The Georgia motorcycle written test is critical to obtaining your motorcycle permit or license. Administered by the Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS), the test measures your knowledge of traffic laws, road signs, and safe riding practices specific to motorcycles. It’s designed to ensure that all riders understand the rules of the road and can safely operate a motorcycle.

Who Needs to Take It?

The written test is required for:

New riders who want to obtain a motorcycle learner’s permit.
Anyone applying for a full motorcycle license who does not already have a valid motorcycle endorsement.

Even if you’re an experienced rider moving to Georgia from a different state, you may need to take the test if your license or permit is not transferable.

Requirements for the Test

Before you can take the Georgia motorcycle permit test, here are some key requirements to keep in mind:

Age: You must be at least 16 years old.
Identification: Bring a valid government-issued ID.
Parental Consent (under 18): If you’re under 18, you’ll need a parent or guardian’s signature.
Vision Test: You must pass a vision test at the DDS office.
Fee: The testing fee is typically $10, but check with your local DDS office for accurate pricing.