ICBC Comprehensive Resource To Help You Ace 2026-
2027 Includes Frequently Tested Questions With
ELABORATED 100% Correct COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
Guaranteed Pass First Attempt!!
Current Update!!
1. What is inertia? - ANSWER Tendency for you and your motorcycle to
move in a straight line
2. What is lane splitting? - ANSWER
a. The practice of riding between two lanes
b. Illegal in BC
c. Riding that makes you vulnerable as a rider
3. What is the purpose of proper riding gear? - ANSWER
a. To protect yourself from the weather
b. To make yourself more visible
c. To protect you from injury
4. What percentage of crashes happens at intersections? - ANSWER 40-50%
5. What percentage of the time do helmets prevent head injuries? - ANSWER
67%
,6. What should you do before braking? - ANSWER Flash your brake lights
7. What should you do if you don't have enough space to stop? - ANSWER
Counter steer around obstacles
8. What should you do to avoid potential hazards? - ANSWER
a. Scan from one side of the road to the other
b. Look well ahead and check you mirrors
c. Anticipate possible hazards
9. What should you try to predict while riding? - ANSWER
a. Road conditions and street signs
b. Actions of other road users
c. Signals and road markings
10. When crossing railway tracks: - ANSWER Cross as close as possible to a 90
degree angle
11. When do you NOT want to counter steer? - ANSWER At speeds below and
including 10km/hour
12. When following behind a large vehicle, you should have at least how many
seconds of following distance? - ANSWER 3 seconds
, 13. When is the best time for you to use your brakes? - ANSWER When riding
in a straight line
14. When maneuvering a turn: - ANSWER Accelerate gently as you come out
of the turn
15. When planning a change in direction should: - ANSWER
a. Do a shoulder check
b. Check your mirrors
c. Signal
16. When purchasing a motorcycle, which of the following is most important to
consider for safety reasons? - ANSWER Your riding goals, skill level, your size
and your strength
17. When riding in a group it is wise to: - ANSWER
a. Keep the group small and plan the route ahead
b. Stay together, even if part of the group must pull into a parking lot to wait for
the other part to catch up
c. Ride in formation and pass in sequence after the leader has passed
18. When should you check your mirrors? - ANSWER
a. Whenever you plan to change road positions
b. Every few seconds
, c. Before you slow down or stop
19. When turning at high speed, you should: - ANSWER Counter steer
20. An example of thinking like a rider is: - ANSWER Not passing on a hill
21. At speeds of 15 to 20 km/h, you should turn by: - ANSWER Pushing right
to turn right
11. Before the crest of the hill, you should move to: - ANSWER A or C
a. Center lane position
c. Right lane position
12. How many times more likely is a motorcyclist to die in a crash than a
motorist? - ANSWER 16
13. How much distance between you and other vehicles/obstructions should you
maintain while riding? - ANSWER
a. At least one metre of space between you and any other vehicle, pedestrian or
cyclist
b. At least one metre of space on either side of your motorcycle
c. At least one metre of space between you and any pedestrian or cyclist
2027 Includes Frequently Tested Questions With
ELABORATED 100% Correct COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
Guaranteed Pass First Attempt!!
Current Update!!
1. What is inertia? - ANSWER Tendency for you and your motorcycle to
move in a straight line
2. What is lane splitting? - ANSWER
a. The practice of riding between two lanes
b. Illegal in BC
c. Riding that makes you vulnerable as a rider
3. What is the purpose of proper riding gear? - ANSWER
a. To protect yourself from the weather
b. To make yourself more visible
c. To protect you from injury
4. What percentage of crashes happens at intersections? - ANSWER 40-50%
5. What percentage of the time do helmets prevent head injuries? - ANSWER
67%
,6. What should you do before braking? - ANSWER Flash your brake lights
7. What should you do if you don't have enough space to stop? - ANSWER
Counter steer around obstacles
8. What should you do to avoid potential hazards? - ANSWER
a. Scan from one side of the road to the other
b. Look well ahead and check you mirrors
c. Anticipate possible hazards
9. What should you try to predict while riding? - ANSWER
a. Road conditions and street signs
b. Actions of other road users
c. Signals and road markings
10. When crossing railway tracks: - ANSWER Cross as close as possible to a 90
degree angle
11. When do you NOT want to counter steer? - ANSWER At speeds below and
including 10km/hour
12. When following behind a large vehicle, you should have at least how many
seconds of following distance? - ANSWER 3 seconds
, 13. When is the best time for you to use your brakes? - ANSWER When riding
in a straight line
14. When maneuvering a turn: - ANSWER Accelerate gently as you come out
of the turn
15. When planning a change in direction should: - ANSWER
a. Do a shoulder check
b. Check your mirrors
c. Signal
16. When purchasing a motorcycle, which of the following is most important to
consider for safety reasons? - ANSWER Your riding goals, skill level, your size
and your strength
17. When riding in a group it is wise to: - ANSWER
a. Keep the group small and plan the route ahead
b. Stay together, even if part of the group must pull into a parking lot to wait for
the other part to catch up
c. Ride in formation and pass in sequence after the leader has passed
18. When should you check your mirrors? - ANSWER
a. Whenever you plan to change road positions
b. Every few seconds
, c. Before you slow down or stop
19. When turning at high speed, you should: - ANSWER Counter steer
20. An example of thinking like a rider is: - ANSWER Not passing on a hill
21. At speeds of 15 to 20 km/h, you should turn by: - ANSWER Pushing right
to turn right
11. Before the crest of the hill, you should move to: - ANSWER A or C
a. Center lane position
c. Right lane position
12. How many times more likely is a motorcyclist to die in a crash than a
motorist? - ANSWER 16
13. How much distance between you and other vehicles/obstructions should you
maintain while riding? - ANSWER
a. At least one metre of space between you and any other vehicle, pedestrian or
cyclist
b. At least one metre of space on either side of your motorcycle
c. At least one metre of space between you and any pedestrian or cyclist
