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Rhode Island Motorcycle Permit Practice Test: Full Exam

Since March 1, 2022, CCRI courses are either two-wheel or three-wheel. This test has the real one's size and pass mark: answer every question, submit, then see your score and every answer explained.

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  • Questions25
  • To pass20
  • Needed80%
  • TimeNo limit
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Sharing the road and gear

How the Rhode Island motorcycle test works

  • A course, not a DMV testRhode Island no longer issues motorcycle permits and gives no DMV motorcycle knowledge test. You complete the motorcycle safety course at the Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI), then bring its certificate and your valid RI license to a DMV branch to add the M endorsement. (RI DMV: Motorcycles)
  • Two wheels, three wheels or bothSince March 1, 2022, CCRI courses are either two-wheel or three-wheel. One certificate brings a Q restriction (two-wheel only) or W restriction (three-wheel only); pass both courses for an unrestricted M endorsement. (RI DMV: Motorcycles)
  • What this practice coversThe motorcycle chapter of the Rhode Island Driver’s Manual (sharing the road, protective equipment and the helmet law) plus the national Motorcycle Operator Manual (Motorcycle Safety Foundation) for riding skills the state manual doesn’t cover: good preparation for the CCRI course. (RI DMV: Motorcycles)
  • Mopeds and scootersMotorized bicycles, motorized tricycles and motor scooters (no more than 4.9 horsepower and 50 cc, top speed 30 mph) and autocycles don’t need a motorcycle endorsement in Rhode Island. (RI DMV: Motorcycles)

Based on the Rhode Island Driver's Manual (Motorcycles chapter) (April 2024). Official licensing agency.

How the full test works

Warm up by topic

  1. Sharing the road with motorcycles (p. 48) · Protective equipment and the helmet law (p. 48–49)
  2. Gear, controls, braking and three-wheelers (p. 48)
  3. Lane position, intersections and being seen (p. 48)
  4. Hazards, surfaces and crash avoidance (p. 48)
  5. Passengers, groups, alcohol and fatigue (p. 48)

Questions about the test

How much does a Rhode Island motorcycle permit and license cost?

Rhode Island Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV), Department of Revenue lists the current fees for the motorcycle permit, tests and license on its official fee page. (Rhode Island DMV: Fee Schedule)

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