Indiana Motorcycle Test 01

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Indiana Motorcycle Practice Test 01

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What makes your riding gear 'right'?

It looks 'professional'

It protects you

It makes you feel competent

It matches your motorcycle

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To operate a motorcycle in Indiana you must have a valid Motorcycle Learner Permit or a motorcycle endorsement on which of these types of base license?

Any of these

A chauffeur license

An operator license

A public passenger chauffeur license

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If you are involved in a motorcycle crash, what are your chances of receiving a head or neck injury?

20%

10%

15%

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Which of these is the only reason NOT to automatically reject a motorcycle as not being a good fit for you?

You don't feel confident in balancing it

You don't like the color

You can't get both feet on the ground

You can't reach the controls comfortably

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If you are involved in a fatal motorcycle accident, what is most likely to be your cause of death?

Internal hemorrhaging

Lung trauma

Heart failure

Head or neck injury

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If you don't buckle up your helmet, there's a chance that it may become...?

Useless

Less effective

Unstable

Uncomfortable

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How long is your Indiana Motorcycle Learner Permit valid for?

18 months

6 months

One year

8 months

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Which of these is not a suitable material for motorcycle gloves?

Wool

Suede

Nylon

Leather

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The helmet you choose should fit...?

Loosely

Uncomfortably

Snugly

Tightly

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Excluding turn signals, what is the minimum number of lights your street legal motorcycle should have?

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You've seen a set of construction worker's waterproof overalls in a thrift shop. Why should you not buy them for riding in the rain?

They won't protect you in a crash

They make you look incompetent

They might tear apart at high speed

They don't have any pockets for body amour

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When you're starting out in motorcycling, you should avoid...?

Large capacity motorcycles

Tall motorcycles

Heavy motorcycles

All of these

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Why is riding a motorcycle a much more involved task than driving a car?

All of these reasons

It responds more quickly

It is more sensitive to outside forces

It requires fine balancing skills

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A plastic shatter resistant face shield can do what that goggles can't?

Protect your face from flying debris

Protect your skin from wind burn

Protect your whole face in a crash

All of these

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On which of these trips are you most likely to be involved in a crash?

A 20 mile ride to another town

A 3 mile commute to work

A 1000 mile touring holiday

A 100 mile ride to another state

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Which of these defects should make you reject a helmet?

Loose padding

All of them

Frayed straps

Cracks

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Your street legal motorcycle must have...?

A left mirror

At least one mirror

Two mirrors

A right mirror

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To avoid permanent hearing damage, you should consider wearing earplugs unless...?

You never ride fast

You wear a full face helmet

You should always consider it

Your motorcycle has a small capacity engine

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Motorcyclists who have less than 6 months experience with their particular machine are involved in what percentage of crashes?

25%

50%

10%

40%

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Which of these materials is not suitable for motorcycle clothing?

Thick cotton

Leather

Fleece

Nylon

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You can sensibly consider not wearing a helmet if...?

You're only going a short distance

You're not planning to travel at high speed

You're on quiet roads in good conditions

There is no time it's not sensible

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You don't have to worry about eye protection if...?

You should always have eye protection

You have a good windshield

You're riding at night

You're not going to ride fast

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The best way to avoid becoming overheated on a hot day on your motorcycle is to...?

Choose the right jacket

Ride fast

Ride in a T-shirt

Ride with your jacket open

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Eyeglasses or sunglasses may not be appropriate for protection when riding because...?

They don't protect your face

They can blow off

All of these reasons

They can't stop your eyes watering

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Under what circumstances may a rider with an Indiana Motorcycle Learner Permit to carry passengers?

During daylight hours

In an emergency

When riding a motorcycle less than 100 cc

None

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In hot weather you should avoid dehydration by...?

Riding in shade where possible

Wearing as few clothes as possible

Wearing a long-sleeved shirt

Wearing your jacket

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You are tempted to cut down your changing time at the office by wearing your dress shoes to ride. Which of these is the only reason you should NOT do this?

Because they may not be slip resistant

Because they don't have ankle support

Because they'd look silly

Because they're not designed to survive a crash

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Who has to wear a helmet if they are riding on a Motorcycle Learner Permit in the state of Indiana?

Riders under 18

Riders under 17

Everybody

Riders under 21

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How many attempts at the motorcycle skills test is a candidate allowed to take during the period of validity of his/her Motorcycle Learner Permit?

Unlimited

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Regarding side vision, DOT compliant helmets are designed to...?

Allow you to see to the side using your mirrors

Allow you to see straight ahead only

Allow you to see to the side if you turn your head

Allow you to see as far to the side as necessary

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Master the Indiana Motorcycle Permit Practice Test with Confidence

Getting your Indiana Motorcycle Permit is an exciting step toward hitting the open road, but it all starts with preparing for the knowledge test. This key milestone ensures you understand road rules, safety practices, and the basics of motorcycle operation. While the test can seem daunting, the proper preparation can prepare you for success.

This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about the Indiana Motorcycle Permit test and introduce you to practice tools designed to boost your confidence and score. Whether you’re new to motorcycling, an Indiana resident gearing up for the exam, or just someone who loves the idea of freedom on two wheels, we’ve got you covered.

What is the Indiana Motorcycle Knowledge Test?

The Indiana Motorcycle Permit knowledge test is a 25-question exam to evaluate your understanding of motorcycle operation and road safety. To pass, you must correctly answer at least 21 questions, achieving a score of 84% or higher.

The questions are sourced directly from the Indiana Motorcycle Operator’s Manual, a resource provided by the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV). The manual contains everything from traffic laws and road signs to motorcycle-specific safety tips like navigating intersections and handling hazardous conditions.

While the test seems straightforward, many aspiring riders struggle due to insufficient preparation. Without a structured study plan or practice exams, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed.