Utah Motorcycle Permit Practice Test: Full Exam
The motorcycle you test on sets the limit: 99 cc or less, 249 cc or less, 649 cc or less, or no limit at 650 cc or more. This test has the real one's size and pass mark: answer every question, submit, then see your score and every answer explained.
Full practice test
- Questions25
- To pass20
- Needed80%
- TimeNo limit
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Practice test
Not the official test
How the Utah motorcycle test works
- An M endorsement on your licenseUtah riders add a motorcycle endorsement ("M") to a Class D license from age 16: a 25-question closed-book knowledge test, then a rider skills test on your own registered motorcycle, or a course completion card in place of the skills test. (Utah Driver License Division: Motorcycle Endorsement)
- Six-month learner permitThe learner permit is valid for six months. For the first two months: no passengers, no highways posted over 60 mph, and no riding from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. (except to or from home, work, a farm or in an emergency). Riders under 19 hold it at least two months unless they finish the Basic Rider Course. (Utah Driver License Division: Motorcycle Endorsement)
- Tiered endorsementsThe motorcycle you test on sets the limit: 99 cc or less, 249 cc or less, 649 cc or less, or no limit at 650 cc or more. Testing on a three-wheeler limits you to three-wheelers. (Utah Driver License Division: Motorcycle Endorsement)
- Helmets under 21 and lane filteringRiders under 21 must wear a helmet. Utah allows lane filtering past stopped vehicles at 15 mph or less on roads with two or more lanes in your direction and a limit of 45 mph or less. (Utah Driver License Division: Motorcycle Endorsement)
Based on the Utah Motorcycle Operator Manual (Online edition (October 2026)). Official licensing agency.
Warm up by topic
- Motorcycling in Utah: license, permit, equipment and laws (p. 1–14) · Earning your license (p. 55)
- The rider and the motorcycle (p. 15) · Preparing to ride: gear, controls and checks (p. 16–22) · T-CLOCS pre-ride checklist (p. 62–64)
- Basic vehicle control (p. 23–25) · Lane position, following and passing (p. 26–29) · Three-wheel motorcycles (p. 56–61)
- SEE, intersections and being seen (p. 30–34)
- Crash avoidance, dangerous surfaces and breakdowns (p. 35–41)
- Carrying passengers and cargo (p. 42–43) · Group riding (p. 44–49)
- Alcohol, drugs and fatigue (p. 50–54)
Questions about the test
How many questions are on the Utah motorcycle knowledge test?
25, closed-book. Utah doesn’t publish the pass mark; our practice exam uses 20 correct to pass (80%). (Utah Driver License Division: Motorcycle Endorsement)
What does this Utah motorcycle practice test cover?
The Utah Motorcycle Operator Manual as posted online by the Driver License Division: Motorcycling in Utah (license, permit, equipment, laws, OHVs and electric devices), gear and pre-ride checks, control, lane position, SEE and intersections, crash avoidance, passengers and cargo, group riding, alcohol and fatigue, three-wheelers and T-CLOCS. (Utah Driver License Division: Motorcycle Handbook)
How much does a Utah motorcycle permit and license cost?
Utah Department of Public Safety, Driver License Division lists the current fees for the motorcycle permit, tests and license on its official fee page. (Utah DLD: Fees)
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