How do I get a rider licence in NSW?

To get a learner rider licence in a declared area, you must first attend a pre-learner training course. After successfully completing the course, you’ll be issued with a pre-learner certificate of competence. You then need to visit a Service NSW Centre with your certificate, and sit the rider knowledge test.

How many questions can you get wrong in the rider knowledge test?

15 general knowledge questions (you need to get at least 12 correct) 30 road safety questions (you need to get at least 29 correct).

What is a riding test?

About the riding test Practical rider testing is designed to measure your ability to handle a motorcycle, including starting, accelerating, turning and braking.

What CC can you ride on a provisional?

With provisional motorbike licence entitlement you can: Ride a moped or scooter up to 50cc if you’re aged 16+ as long as you’ve completed your CBT, display L plates and have insurance. Ride a motorcycle up to 125cc if you’re aged 17+. Again, you’ll need CBT, L plates and insurance.

How many cc Can a P1 ride?

660ml
In order to be approved for L, P1 and P2 rider, motorcycles must have: an engine capacity up of 660ml or less. a power-to-weight ratio of 150 kw per tonne or less. a power up to 25kW or less for electric motorcycles.

How much is the rider knowledge test NSW?

How much does the DKT cost? The Driver Knowledge Test will cost approx $25.00. (As of 1 July 2019). This fee is payable to Service NSW at the time you book for DKT online.

How much is the rider knowledge test?

The test consists of 30 questions about road rules and motorcycle riding. A one-off fee of $26.20 applies when you pass the test. When you have passed the test you can either pay for the test online through this service or pay at any driver licence issuing centre.

How many cc’s can learners carry NSW?

In order to be approved for L, P1 and P2 rider, motorcycles must have: an engine capacity up of 660ml or less. a power-to-weight ratio of 150 kw per tonne or less. a power up to 25kW or less for electric motorcycles.

How do I become a registered rider in NSW?

Rider Training in NSW. Learner training. The NSW rider Graduated Licensing Scheme (GLS) involves two compulsory rider training courses (see chart on right). The first, a 2 day learn-to-ride course must be completed to obtain a Learner Rider Licence. The second course includes an on-road ride and riding test to obtain a Provisional Rider Licence.

How to book A rider training course?

How to book 1 Check the eligibility requirements. 2 Select the ‘Find a rider training provider’ button. 3 Choose your rider training provider. 4 Visit their website and book your course. More

How to get a motorcycle licence in NSW?

NSW Government Service NSW. To obtain either a learner or provisional motorcycle rider licence, you need to attend and pass the training course relevant to your licence. Pre-learner and pre-provisional rider training is available at approved rider training centres for applicants living in a declared area.

What are the requirements to get a learner rider licence?

Note: Visit a service centre if a rider training centre is unavailable in your local area. you can attend a pre-learner course when you’re 16 years and 6 months old. However, you need to be at least 16 years and 9 months old to get your learner rider licence. you need to have had a learner rider licence for a qualifying period of at least 3 months.