§ No longer accepting registrations for the 2019 season §
We apologize for the inconvenience this may have caused.
We look forward to serving our motorcycle students in the 2020 season.
Training Course for Motorcycle Class 6A, 6B, 6C
COURSE PROFILE AND ASSOCIATED SERVICES
COURSE OUTLINE
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6 hours of theory classes
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16 hours of closed-circuit training hours
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10 hours of open-road training hours
Duration: 1 months to obtain a class 6A.
OPTIONAL THEORY COURSE FOR EXAM PREP - 6R (no extra charge)
During this two hour theory course, we will provide you with key information to be successful to obtain your 6R drivers licence.
TRAINING AT A DRIVING SCHOOL
Here you will practice the proper techniques and manoeuvres to operate a motorcycle.
You must take at least 30 days to pass this course, which consists of two blocks:
Step 1 - Theoretical courses to prepare you to operate a motorcycle on a closed track
Course duration: 3 hours
Step 2 - Practical training, driving on a closed track
Course duration: 4 sessions of 4 hours each for a total of 16 hours
Step 3 - Theoretical courses to prepare you to operate a motorcycle on the road
Course duration: 3 hours
Step 4 - Practical training, driving on the open road
Course duration: 1 x 2 hour & 2 x 4 hour for a total of 10 hours
If the instructor concludes that you have passed the training, the driving school will give you an attestation.
Once you have completed the training, you may take the closed track test to obtain a Class 6A learner’s licence.
With a Class 6A learner’s licence, you may operate a motorcycle with an experienced accompanying rider
You must hold a Class 6A learner’s licence for at least 11 months.
BEFORE TAKING THE CLOSED TRACK ROAD TEST
You must have held a Class 6R licence for at least one month
MOTORCYCLE USED DURING THE TEST
We can provide you a motorcycle for a cost of $74.00+tx.
We will provide you with a receipt that you must present along with your attestation when presenting yourself at the SAAQ.
THE CLOSED CIRCUIT ROAD EXAM
During the test, the examiner will give you instructions on the specific manoeuvres to carry out.
For example, you will be asked to:
* Move forward and stop
* Ride at low speed
* Ride in a curve
* Make a right turn
* Carry out a slalom manoeuvre
* Carry out an emergency braking manoeuvre
* Avoid an obstacle
Whether or not you pass the test, the examiner will take the time to point out your strong points and those that need improvement.
Your Class 6A learner's licence authorizes you to get out on the road and perfect your skills for at least 11 months under the supervision of an accompanying rider.
Take advantage of this opportunity to log as many hours of riding as possible in order to make regular progress.
OBLIGATIONS OF LEARNER'S LICENCE HOLDERS
Always drive with an accompanying rider–that is, a motorcyclist who is riding on his or her own motorcycle and who has held a valid Class 6A, 6B or 6C driver's licence for at least 2 years. Never carry any passengers
THE FINAL ROAD TEST
The road test is the final step before obtaining a Class 6A, 6B or 6C driver’s licence or probationary licence.
MOTORCYCLE USED DURING THE TEST
We will provide you with a receipt that you must present along with your attestation when presenting yourself at the SAAQ.
BEFORE TAKING THE TEST
You must have held a Class 6A learner’s licence for at least 11 months.
For this test, you can choose the cylinder capacity you want to use. However, make sure the motorcycle matches the class of licence you want to obtain:
* Cylinder capacity of more than 400 cc to obtain Class 6A (all motorcycles)
* Cylinder capacity of 126 cc to 400 cc to obtain Class 6B
* Cylinder capacity of 125 cc or less to obtain Class 6C
Your final road test consists of the following:
The road test is designed to assess your ability to operate a motorcycle in common situations, such as:
* Merging with traffic
* Stopping at an intersection
* Making turns
* Changing lanes
You will be evaluated on the following points:
Your driving skills as you execute the manoeuvres whether you obey traffic rules and your ability to drive safely your ability to control the
motorcycle and your riding behaviour
TEST PROCEDURE
The examiner will take the time to explain the test procedure. You will then be asked to wear a vest displaying the words “Examen moto SAAQ.”
The examiner will then follow you in an automobile driven by an assistant. The vehicle is equipped with a sign displaying the words “Examen moto SAAQ.” You will be provided with a hearing device to hear the examiner's instructions.
Whether you pass or fail the test, the examiner will take the time to indicate your strong points as well as the areas that need improvement.
Passing mark the passing mark is 75%.
If you fail the test: You must wait at least 56 days before you will be allowed to retake the test. You will have to make another appointment.
To Register for the course
There are two ways to register:
1. Call us at 514-457-7777
2. Online at - go to Register online, section motorcycle course
It is important to register early. Our classes are in high demand and fill up quickly.
The West Island Motor League is conveniently located in the heart of Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue.
The school is housed in our own building facing Lake St-Louis. Ample parking right next door. We also have limited parking on site.
For more information regarding our easy payment plan, student discounts, group specials, seasonal bonuses and gift certificates call us at 514.457.7777.
We offer 24/7 phone service, to assist our customers and their busy schedules.
Types: Debit Visa, Visa, and MasterCard, Cheque and cash are accepted.
Reference:
Date: Wednesday, July 12, 2017
Posted at 15h06 EST
Information is subject to change at any time, this information is non-binding as errors may arise from time to time.