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Pass theory exam
Whether you prefer a cruiser or a sports bike, it is important for you to ride responsibly and safely. To do so, you must first master the various aspects of riding theory. These are thoroughly described in the official Learn to Ride Smart handbook, a guide to safe motorcycle riding published by the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC). You will learn about smart riding skills, your motorcycle and its components, traffic signs, and the rules of the road.
We make the most recent version of the manual available in online and offline formats. You can access the official British Columbia ICBC Motorcycle Handbook (PDF) on any compatible device connected to the internet. To use this resource offline, click on the download button located on the right side of the page. Doing so will save a PDF copy to your device, so you won’t need to worry about a poor internet connection. (Because traffic laws and regulations may be changed at any time by the government of British Columbia, you should check their website for the latest updates.)
To increase your chances of passing the official written knowledge exam on your first attempt, we recommend using this manual alongside our Free ICBC Motorcycle Knowledge Exam Practice Test. This intuitive tool can be a game-changer for students struggling with test anxiety. It closely reflects the content and format of the official exam, allowing you to strengthen your knowledge while building the confidence necessary to pass the exam.
Please avoid rushing during your learning phase. It takes several weeks to master this subject, so you shouldn’t expect results overnight. Adjust your study sessions and create the ideal learning environment by reducing distractions and adjusting the brightness of your screen. If you have difficulty reading the text of the manual, you can adjust the magnification by using the plus and minus buttons at the top of the page. Studying riding theory doesn’t have to be a chore. With the right tools, you can stay motivated and learn more efficiently.