Free Pennsylvania Motorcycle Permit Practice Test
Pennsylvania's Class M knowledge test has 20 questions, and you must answer at least 16 correctly (80 percent) to pass.
- 20
- questions
- 16 (80%)
- to pass
- PennDOT
- agency
- 16 (with parental consent for applicants under 18)
- permit age
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Pennsylvania rules the test loves to ask
- Helmets are required unless you are 21 or older AND have two years of riding experience or an approved safety course.
- Lane splitting and lane filtering are illegal; a motorcyclist is entitled to full use of the lane.
- A motorcycle learner's permit allows riding only between sunrise and sunset and carrying no passenger except a licensed instructor.
How the Pennsylvania motorcycle knowledge test works
The PennDOT knowledge test for a motorcycle permit has 20 multiple-choice questions, and you need 16 correct (80%) to pass. Questions are drawn from the official motorcycle manual and cover riding technique, hazard awareness, and the motorcycle-specific laws of your state, not just general road rules.
The practice test above mirrors that format. Use Quick or Full practice to learn with an explanation after every answer, then switch to the exam simulator for a timed, no-feedback run that tells you whether you are ready before you book the real thing.
Official Pennsylvania resources
Always confirm current requirements, fees, and restrictions with the PennDOT. PennDOT Motorcycle Permit Information →
Pennsylvania motorcycle permit FAQ
How many questions are on the Pennsylvania motorcycle knowledge test?
The Class M knowledge test has 20 multiple-choice questions, and you must answer at least 16 correctly (80 percent) to pass.
Does Pennsylvania require a helmet?
Yes, unless you are 21 or older and have either two years of riding experience or have completed a PennDOT or MSF approved safety course. Helmets must meet the DOT standard, and eye protection is required.
What can I not do on a Pennsylvania motorcycle learner's permit?
You may ride only between sunrise and sunset and may not carry any passenger other than a properly licensed instructor.
Is a rider safety course required to get licensed in Pennsylvania?
Applicants under 18 must complete a Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program beginner riding course before being issued a Class M license; the course is free for eligible residents.
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dmvmocktest.com is an independent educational website, not affiliated with the PennDOT or any government agency. Practice questions are original educational examples and may not match the official exam. Always confirm requirements with your state licensing agency.