Is the Motorcycle License Test Easy? How Long Does It Take?
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Motorcycle license tests are relatively simple, consisting of only three parts: theory, field, and on-road tests, with a very high pass rate. The process is also quick, taking about a month. Below are detailed explanations: 1. Introduction One: The content of Subject One and Subject Four is similar to that of the C-class license. 2. Introduction Two: Subject Two includes slalom, single-plank bridge, and hill start. 3. Introduction Three: Subject Three is completed together with Subject Two, without separate training or testing. 4. Introduction Four: If you only have a C1 driver's license and not a motorcycle license, riding a motorcycle will result in a 12-point deduction from your C1 license, so be very careful.
I just got my motorcycle license last year, and the whole process was quite straightforward—just follow the training course and practice. The test wasn’t too difficult; the theory part was multiple-choice, and memorizing the traffic rules handbook was enough to pass. The road test was even more direct—actions like weaving through cones and turning became muscle memory after a few days of practice. As a student like me, it took three weeks: the first week for theory classes, the second for hands-on training (about three sessions per week), and the third week for the test. The cost wasn’t high either, around 1,500 RMB at a local driving school, all-inclusive. Remember to watch more road safety videos and avoid sudden braking when starting—newbies tend to make mistakes. With enough practice, the chance of passing on the first try is high; just stay calm and confident.
