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Connecticut Motorcycle

The motorcycle knowledge test for Connecticut: gear, controls, curves, traffic, hazards, passengers, and alcohol.

Questions in This Course
109
The Mock Test
16 questions, 12 correct to pass.

About This Test

This course teaches the Connecticut motorcycle knowledge test. It covers safe riding: gear, controls, curves, traffic, hazards, passengers and alcohol. It is the test for a motorcycle endorsement or a motorcycle license, and it is separate from the car knowledge test.

Passing the knowledge test does not by itself let you ride. You must also pass an on-cycle skills test, unless Connecticut waives it for a rider who has completed an approved rider course - one of the things that differs most between states, so confirm it with the agency.

The test is given by Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles, not by this site.

You sit it at a licensing office. Connecticut DMV office locations lists them, and many take appointments rather than walk-ins, so check before you travel.

The endorsement age, the documents to bring, the fee, and whether an approved rider course can stand in for the on-cycle skills test are all set by Connecticut, and they change. Confirm them on Connecticut DMV licensing.

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Questions

Common Questions

Is there an official test, and how is the mock test scored?

Connecticut's motorcycle knowledge test: 16 questions, 12 to pass. Connecticut publishes the question count. The pass mark is widely reported; Connecticut does not publish it. 16 questions, 12 correct to pass.

How are the questions checked?

Every question is checked before it goes live, and again each time the site is updated.

Where do I take the Motorcycle test in Connecticut?

The test is given by Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles, not by this site.

Is this course free?

Part of every course is free: a slice of every topic and one short practice test a day. Full access is $10 a month for one course, or $20 a month for every course on the site.