Category: Motorcycle-M1

This chapter tells you about the rules you must follow for registering and insuring your motorcycle and moped and about buying and selling a used motorcycle or moped. It also tells you what to do to keep your motorcycle or moped running safely. Insuring your Motorcycle or Moped Ontario has compulsory motor vehicle insurance. This…

This chapter tells you how to be ready to deal with emergencies that may arise. Studies show that unprepared drivers too often freeze up or do the wrong thing when faced with an emergency. Emergency Braking Practice emergency stops in a safe environment, such as a vacant parking lot, to get a feel for it.…

Level One Road Test Statistics show that new drivers of any age are far more likely to be involved in serious or fatal collisions than experienced drivers. To help new drivers develop better, safer driving habits, Ontario introduced graduated licensing in 1994 for all drivers applying for their first car or motorcycle licence. Graduated licensing…

This chapter tells you how to deal with particular driving situations you will encounter. This includes freeway driving, driving at night and in bad weather. It gives you tips for driving on dangerous and difficult surfaces, driving in a group and carrying passengers or cargo. Starting on a Hill when Driving a Motorcycle with Clutch…

Driving Defensively Driving a motorcycle or moped in traffic is more dangerous than driving a car or truck. That is why it is so important to learn the basic skills of driving before you attempt driving in traffic. When driving in traffic, you will need to focus all your attention on what you are seeing…

This chapter tells you about the basic skills you need to drive a motorcycle or moped. Controlling your motorcycle or moped means being able to make it go exactly where you want and at the correct speed. It will take practice and experience to master the basic skills of starting, steering, turning, shifting gears and…

This chapter tells you how to get yourself and your motorcycle or moped ready to drive. This includes being in good physical and mental condition; wearing a helmet and the proper clothing; knowing your vehicle and its controls; and making sure your vehicle is safe to drive. Get into the Right Frame of Mind Driving…

The online version of the Ontario motorcycle handbook. Use this book to study for your M1 motorcycle license, test your knowledge and prepare for your M road tests. Driving is a privilege — not a right Introduction This handbook provides guidelines for drivers of motorcycles, three-wheeled motorcycles, limited-speed motorcycles (LSMs) and motor-assisted bicycles (mopeds). Unless…