Nova Scotia Motorcycle Test 03

The Nova Scotia motorcycle test is more than a mandatory assessment; it’s a commitment to the safety of all road users. Designed to ensure that all motorcycle operators possess the skills and knowledge to handle the unique challenges of two-wheeled travel, the exam reflects the province’s dedication to road safety.

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Nova Scotia Motorcycle Practice Test 03

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Which statement is FALSE? If you have a blowout, you should do the following...?

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Group riding is acceptable but do you have special rights?

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Which statement is FALSE? If your throttle sticks, take the following steps...?

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Should you keep a 2 second following distance between bikes while riding in a group?

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Which statement is FALSE? Sometimes you may see an object in your path too late to steer around it. If this happens, follow these basic rules...?

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To correct a wobble, which of the following is not a step you should use?

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Why should you never ride side-by-side in the same lane?

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Most motorcycle skids are caused by...?

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The trick to making a quick turn is to get the motorcycle to...?

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What happens if the passenger tries to remain upright during a turn or curve?

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If the rear wheel skid is caused by over-acceleration, correct it by doing what?

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Which statement is FALSE? Wobble and weave are unstable reactions of the motorcycle, usually caused by what?

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Limit the size of your group to how many riders?

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While riding in a group, who should set the pace?

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When should you use high-speed highways?

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As you are driving, why should you alert your passenger of your intentions?

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How do you know if the rear tire goes flat?

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During a rear wheel skid, you should...?

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Allow first-time passengers to get used to riding by first taking them...?

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Is it necessary to change your path when crossing railroad tracks that are at an angle of 90 degrees or less to the highway you are travelling on?

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While riding in a group, where should inexperienced riders ride?

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How do you know if the front tire goes flat?

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Which statement is FALSE? While riding with a passenger, operate at a slower speed than usual, particularly on...?

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What should you do as you go over the object?

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What is a wobble?

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Resources and Practice

Recommended Study Materials

In addition to the Motorcycle M Driver’s Handbook, seek out online tools, practice tests, and community forums. The more study materials you explore, the broader your understanding of the test’s content and format.

A Focus on Mock Tests

Simulate the test environment as closely as possible with mock tests. Practice time management and experience the pressure that comes with the actual examination. Use these simulations to identify areas of weakness and address them before test day.

Fine-Tune Your Mindset

Approach the test with a calm, focused mind. Mental preparedness is just as crucial as technical skills. Visualize the tasks, anticipate the questions, and remain confident in your preparation.