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Texas Motorcycle Permit Practice Test

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

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Texas Motorcycle Permit Practice Test

The wide open roads of the Lone Star State are calling, and what better way to enjoy them than with the freedom of your motorcycle? But first, you’ll need to earn your Texas motorcycle permit, and our FREE online TX motorcycle practice test will give you the confidence you need to pass with flying colors. Our test was written for Texas motorcycle riders, using unique, state-specific questions and answers pulled right from the most up-to-date Texas motorcycle laws. Our proven study tools offer the most efficient way to learn quickly so that you can put down the handbook and pass your permit test on the first try.

This free TX motorcycle practice test is made up of 25 multiple-choice questions that mimic the structure of the actual DPS exam. We provide real-time feedback, instant test results, and full explanations with each answer that provide context from the specific law or regulation. Use the review at the end of your test to plan your next study session, and come back to this test multiple times to track your improvement before you head off for your TX motorcycle permit test.

Texas Permit Practice Test FAQs:

How do I pass my Texas motorcycle permit test?

To pass your Texas motorcycle permit test, study your state motorcycle handbook cover to cover—you can be tested on any topic found within it. Then, quiz yourself with our free Texas motorcycle permit practice test to see how much info you’ve retained and which topics you need to study more.

What’s the difference between a motorcycle permit test and a regular permit test?

A motorcycle permit exam is an additional knowledge test specific to earning a motorcycle endorsement on your driver’s license. It will ask questions unique to becoming a motorcycle rider, while the regular permit test pertains to general rules of the road for all vehicle types.

How do I earn my Texas motorcycle endorsement?

To earn your Texas motorcycle endorsement on your license, you must be at least 16 years old. All first-time applicants must first complete a motorcycle safety course—if you’re at least 18 years old, this will qualify you to waive the DPS motorcycle skills exam. if you’re under 18 years old, you are still required to take the on-cycle skills exam with the DPS, and you must also have completed all requirements for your graduated driver’s license.

Texas DPS Sample Test Questions

After you have used your signal and finished your turn, you should what?
  • Turn off the signal, so that a driver doesn't think you are about to turn again and pull directly into your path.
  • Leave it on for a while, in case you decide to turn again in a little bit.
  • Leave it on for a block, in case you need to switch lanes or turn unexpectedly.
  • None of the listed answers.
As a beginning rider, which of the following should you not do?
  • Read the owner's manual.
  • Be familiar with the controls.
  • Check the bike before each ride.
  • Get every add-on possible.
Experienced motorcycle riders seldom ride no longer than how many hours to help eliminate fatigue?
  • 4 hours.
  • 8 hours.
  • 3 hours.
  • 6 hours.
  • 5 hours.
Frequent head checks are best treated as ____________.
  • A part of your normal scanning routine.
  • Something you do rarely, in dangerous situations.
  • Something you never resort to. Motorcycles are conspicuous and clear to other drivers, so you need not worry about your blind spots.
  • None of the listed answers.
If approaching a blind intersection, ____________.
  • Move to the part of the lane that allows another driver to see you as soon as possible.
  • Stay in your current position in the lane.
  • Accelerate so that you will be visible to those in the intersection more quickly.
  • None of the listed answers.

Hand book study guide

Texas Motorcycle Handbook

Texas Motorcycle Handbook

Texas Motorcycle Handbook

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