OK Motorcycle Permit Test study materials
OK Motorcycle Permit Test study resources

OK Motorcycle Permit Test case studies

OK Motorcycle Permit Test · Put your knowledge to work in context.

The Oklahoma Motorcycle Permit Test is the knowledge exam a rider takes to obtain a motorcycle learner permit or add a motorcycle endorsement to an Oklahoma driver license. It is aimed at new riders, riders returning after a lapse, and out-of-state riders who need Oklahoma credentials. Expect multiple-choice questions drawn from Oklahoma rider-handling and traffic-law material: licensing rules, pre-ride checks and controls, lane position and following distance, braking, cornering, swerving and traction, conspicuity and protective gear, impairment, sharing the road with cars and trucks, hazards and poor surfaces, passengers, cargo, group riding, maintenance, and Oklahoma signs, signals and right-of-way. The official licensing agency publishes the current question count, time limit, fee, passing score and retake rules, so check its site rather than relying on secondhand numbers. The OK Motorcycle Permit Test case studies are 5 cases and about 2,699 words.

1

The Left-Turn Bay With Traffic Closing Behind

You are riding a 2018 650cc standard motorcycle southbound on a four-lane Oklahoma City arterial at 40 mph in the right lane. Ahead, a raised median opens into a left-turn bay for a shopping center.

593 words, about 3 min
2

Gravel, a Tightening Curve, and an Oncoming Tractor

You are riding a 400 lb dual-sport motorcycle with a rear tire that has about 300 miles on it. You are on a rural two-lane Oklahoma county road, posted 55 mph.

544 words, about 3 min
3

Two Seconds Behind a Loaded Flatbed

You are riding a sport-touring motorcycle northbound on Interstate 35 at 65 mph in the right lane. Ahead is a flatbed truck carrying unsecured sheets of plywood; the top sheet is lifting in a crosswind.

504 words, about 3 min
4

The Overloaded Weekend Departure

You are preparing for a 300-mile weekend trip on a 2015 middleweight cruiser. The owner's manual lists a gross vehicle weight rating of 900 lb, curb weight 600 lb, and maximum load 300 lb including rider, passenger, and cargo.

556 words, about 3 min
5

Two Beers, a Dark Visor, and a Damp Night Road

you are riding home from a friend's house on a 250cc motorcycle. You are 24 years old, weigh 160 lb, and over the past two hours you drank two 12-ounce beers at 5% alcohol.

502 words, about 3 min