Theory test...

[Leggy_Girl]

Is it any different to the normal car theory test? I picked up a theory revision book just for motorcyclists, and i was wondering if the questions are especially different? I want to book my theory soon, so any help is appreciated
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[Ste]

Some are yes, have a try at the mock one on the DSA website but other than the questions which are car specific or bike specific it's the same, as the questions asking you what a sign means or what you should do in a situation are going to be the same answers.

[freestyler_onli]

I got the Bike Theory Test book too. Mines booked for next Wednesday. I think most of the q's are the samer but there are a few that are different- ie- lifesaver glances etc... Most seems to be general knowledge but there are a few things to learn.

[Rollins]

The questions are more bike specific, such as wet weather handling, bike controls etc, interspersed with generic road sign stuff and other road user questions. In other words, it's a piece of piss, as long as you revise thoroughly (the format is like Millionaire almost).

Hazard Perception is also generic between cars/bikes, as you still get the old dears stepping out in front of you and chavs kicking footballs/gobbing at you whether you're on 2 or 4 wheels. It's pointless really, as you never feel 'in tune' with goings-on looking at them on a PC as you would when actually out on the road.
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[Full Bananas]

I think about two or three of the questions I got asked were motorcycle specific, including one question about the legal dimensions of a trailer. There was something about when to use the kill switch as well. Basically it's the same as the car test though.
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