Is the Motorcycle License Test Difficult?

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Motorcycle license tests are not as easy as they used to be. Currently, there are three test subjects, which is one less than the C1 driver's license test. The theoretical exam is generally similar to the C1 test process, although the motorcycle question bank is much smaller. The practical test for motorcycles includes slalom (weaving through cones), crossing a narrow bridge, and hill start. Here are the details: 1. Slalom: This is a challenging section with a high failure rate. There are five cones set up on the road, and you must weave through them back and forth in one complete circle. During the test, your feet must not touch the ground; touching the ground results in a 100-point deduction. 2. Narrow Bridge Crossing: There are two narrow bridges staggered left and right. You must pass over both bridges continuously without the wheels falling off. If the wheels touch the ground, you fail. 3. Hill Start: This section is similar to the hill start test for cars, requiring clutch control to start the motorcycle.