You must pass module 1 before you can take the module 2 test.
You can book both modules at the same time, but if you do not pass module 1 you must wait 3 working days before you can retake it.
The module 2 test normally takes about 40 minutes and includes:
You must bring your module 1 pass certificate to the module 2 test, plus all the documents you need to bring to the module 2 test.
The start time for training is 9am, and students are required to be on site 15-30 minuets prior to this. Finish times are not set as guaranteed, as this is dependent on students capability to show competence in each element in sequence before moving on to the next element.
Before arriving for your CBT you MUST have read and understood the Highway Code.
Compulsory basic training (CBT) has 5 elements:
You’ll have to read a number plate from a distance of:
New-style number plates start with 2 letters followed by 2 numbers, for example AB51 ABC.
You’ll fail your riding test if you fail the eyesight check.
You’ll be asked 2 vehicle safety questions known as the ‘show me, tell me’ questions. These test that you know how to carry out basic safety checks.
You’ll drive in various road and traffic conditions, but not on motorways. You’ll be asked to carry out:
The examiner will give you directions using a radio. They’ll normally follow you on a motorcycle.
Driving test routes are not published, so you can not check them before your test.
You’ll have about 10 minutes of independent riding. This is designed to assess your ability to ride safely while making your own decisions.
You can ask the examiner to repeat the directions if you forget them – you will not fail the test if you go off the route. You can not use sat nav.
*Students will need to provide their own safety gear. Helmet, Jacket and gloves that meet current safety requirements and standards.
If you fail your module 2 test you have to wait 10 working days before you can re-take your test.
You can use your own motorcycle but you will need to ensure it is road legal and insured for you to use as a learner to take your test.