You come to this sign, and there’s no stop line. Where do you stop?
20 practice questions in the style of the knowledge test.
How close is this M1 practice test to the real one?
The motorcycle handbook describes the written part as two tests: one on signs, and one on motorcycles and the rules of the road. It lists what that may cover, from motorcycle controls and lane position to helmets, passengers and dangerous surfaces. This M1 practice test follows the same two parts, half and half.
The questions are ours, not the MTO’s. The handbook’s “Could you pass?” page has one sample question, multiple choice with four answers, and ours use the same format. A good score means you’re on track, not that you’ll pass for sure.
What to study after these 20 questions
For each question you missed on this M1 practice test, go back to the Official MTO Motorcycle Handbook. Then read the two Driver’s Handbook chapters on its test checklist: Safe and responsible driving, and Traffic signs and lights.
Sources: Government of Ontario and 3 more. Checked November 2026.
- Government of Ontario: The Official MTO Motorcycle Handbook ↗
- Government of Ontario: Motorcycle Handbook, Could you pass? ↗
- Government of Ontario: Driver’s Handbook, Signs ↗
- Government of Ontario: Get a motorcycle licence ↗
Rules and fees can change, so check the official site before your test.