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Ohio Motorcycle Permit Practice Test

Earn your Motorcycle License with ease! Our FREE OH Motorcycle Practice Test offers realistic questions designed to help you be completely prepared, and pass the Ohio BMV test with ease.
25
Questions number
5
Mistakes Allowed
80%
Passing Score

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Ohio Motorcycle Permit Practice Test

Ready to feel the freedom of Ohio’s open roads on two wheels? That feeling is yours when you earn your OH motorcycle permit with the help of our free online Ohio motorcycle practice test! You can ace your exam on the very first try when you prep with proven study tools using the most accurate and up-to-date information available from the Ohio BMV. Learn quickly and efficiently so you can save time studying handbooks and instead enjoy riding with your new motorcycle permit.

This free OH motorcycle practice test provides actual sample questions and answers that you can expect to see on your real motorcycle exam. You’ll be quizzed on topics specific to Ohio motorcycle laws, including sharing the road and right-of-way laws, safety equipment, hand signals, and more. Through 25 multiple-choice questions (just like the format you’ll see on your actual BMV motorcycle permit test), you’ll receive detailed explanations and instant feedback, so you know how you’re progressing. Answer 20 questions correctly and you pass—anything you missed will be flagged in the test-end review that you can use to plan your next study session. And since this practice test is always free, you can retake it as many times as you need!

Ohio Motorcycle Permit Practice Test FAQs:

What questions are on the Ohio motorcycle permit test?

The Ohio motorcycle permit exam will cover everything from the required safety equipment you must wear while riding to the rules to sharing a road with other vehicles. Make sure you know Ohio’s speed limits, traffic signs and signals, pavement markings, and more.

Does this practice test include the same questions I’ll see on the BMV permit test?

Each question on our Ohio motorcycle permit practice test derives from the actual BMV motorcycle handbook. The information you’re studying is specific to Ohio traffic regulations, and even more specifically to motorcycle riders, which means the questions on your practice test are the same as what you can expect to see on your real permit exam.

How do I earn my Ohio motorcycle license?

To earn your Ohio motorcycle license, you must be at least 16 years old—once you’re 15 years old, you can apply for a temporary instruction permit by passing a written knowledge exam. All Ohio motorcyclists must first carry this permit, regardless of age, before taking the on-cycle skills test to earn their full OH motorcycle endorsement.

If you’re under 18 years old, you must also first complete a state-approved motorcycle basic rider safety course. For applicants 18 or older, the basic rider course is optional, but it does allow you to waive the motorcycle skills exam with the BMV.

Ohio BMV Sample Test Questions

If a motorcycle weaves after riding through grooves and gratings?
  • Don't panic, continue with a steady speed and ride straight through.
  • Quickly pull over, turn around and take another street.
  • Reduce your speed.
  • Ride at a walking pace.
  • Increase your speed.
If you are riding an unknown motorcycle, which of the following items should you NOT do?
  • Make the same check of the bike as if it was your own.
  • Find out where all of the controls are before riding and know how to use them.
  • Know the gear pattern.
  • Immediately begin riding the bike.
  • Ride cautiously and accelerate gradually.
If you find yourself with a stuck throttle, you should do what?
  • If you can re-establish control, pull off the road and stop.
  • Twist the throttle back and forth a number of times.
  • Immediately operate the engine cut-off switch and pull in the clutch simultaneously.
  • All of the listed answers.
If your _____ wheel locks, you should release the front brake immediately.
  • Front.
  • Rear.
  • Middle.
  • All listed answers.
It is best to remain _________ when riding along other motorcyclists as a group.
  • Staggered around.
  • Together.
  • Downhill.
  • None of the answers listed.

Hand book study guide

Ohio Motorcycle Handbook

Ohio Motorcycle Handbook

Ohio Motorcycle Handbook

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