To pass Motorcycle practical test, you must have to pass the motorbike theory test. But if you want you can take your theory test before your CBT (compulsory basic test) some people wait unless they complete there Theory test
The Motorbike theory test will test your knowledge and understanding of riding theory, for which knowledge of the theory is must.
As from 1st February 2001 DSA has introduced new rule that all riders have to take the written theory test, even if they hold an existing full car driving licence.
The Cost of Theory Test is £31.00. You can apply for it by post with form TT26, which is available from Theory Test Centres, driving test centres, or by phone or by online
Compulsory Basic Training (CBT)
Compulsory basic training (CBT) was introduced in 1990 to reduce the high accident rate between inexperienced motorcyclists. After passing CBT motorcycle rider can ride on the road with L-plates or D-plates in Wales.
The CBT course involves five elements:
1. Introduction
2. Practical on-site training
3. Practical on-site riding
4. Practical on-road training
5. Practical on-road riding
The five elements have to be completed in sequence; sometimes the order of the exercises within the element can be varied. You will only move on to the next element when your instructor is satisfied you have to learn the necessary theory and demonstrated the practical skills to a safe basic level. Trainees must, by law, receive a minimum two hour on-road ride in Element 5.
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