Class 6 (6R learner licence) — built from the SAAQ guide « Conduire une moto » and the Guide de la route
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About the exam
In Quebec, you get a class 6R learner licence by passing the SAAQ motorcycle theory exam. You then take a recognized course (6 h in class, 16 h on a closed course, 10 h on the road), pass the closed-course exam for class 6A, and finally the road exam.
Under SAAQ policy PO-PM 05 (December 2025), the specialization theory exam requires 27 out of 32 correct answers. Applicants without a class 5 licence also pass the Highway Safety Code and road signs exams (6 out of 8 each). After a failed theory exam you wait 28 days.
ExamHub's free practice quiz has 200 original questions (French master, English translation) from the SAAQ guides « Conduire une moto » (2023) and « Guide de la route » (2024).
What's covered
Categories follow the chapters of the SAAQ motorcycle guide and the road rules.
Try a few
Five sample questions from the question bank, with the answer and explanation.
Why: Annex I of policy PO-PM 05 sets the pass mark for the class 6R specialization exam at 27 out of 32.
Why: Countersteering means pushing on the grip on the side you want to go: the motorcycle then leans that way.
Why: Count "one thousand and one, one thousand and two" between the vehicle ahead and you passing a fixed marker: at least two seconds.
Why: In Quebec, the DOT standard is the most common and the minimum; the helmet carries a DOT label outside or the mark of another recognized standard inside.
Why: On highways the minimum is 60 km/h and the maximum 100 km/h. On a gravel road the maximum is 70 km/h; in a city or village, 50 km/h.
FAQ
The specialization theory exam for the class 6R learner licence has 32 questions; you need 27 out of 32 correct to pass. Applicants without a class 5 licence also pass the Highway Safety Code and road signs exams (6 out of 8 each).
28 days before retaking the class 6R theory exam (SAAQ policy PO-PM 05).
The SAAQ guide « Conduire une moto »: how to manoeuvre a motorcycle, riding on the road, acting safely, cooperatively and responsibly, plus the Highway Safety Code rules and road signs from the Guide de la route.
You get a class 6R learner licence, take the 32-hour course at a recognized driving school (6 h in class, 16 h on a closed course, 10 h on the road), pass the closed-course exam for class 6A, then the road exam for class 6A, 6B or 6C.
Yes. The bank was written in French from the SAAQ guides and translated into English; use the language switch at the top of the page. Are these the real exam questions? No — they are original practice questions.