Two-Wheeler (Bike) Driving Licence Test Guide
Getting a licence for a motorcycle or scooter follows the same two-stage process as a car licence: a written Learner's test, then a practical riding test.
The written test
Covers traffic signs, road rules, and safety practices specific to two-wheelers — helmet rules, lane discipline, and pillion-rider rules come up often. Use the question bank and mock test on this site to practice.
The practical test
Usually involves riding a figure-of-8 or similar track without putting your feet down, along with basic control checks like braking, balance at low speed, and signalling.
Vehicle class note
Licences are typically issued separately for 'without gear' (scooters, mopeds) and 'with gear' two-wheelers — check which class you're applying for, since the minimum age differs (commonly 16 for without-gear, 18 for with-gear).
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum age for a two-wheeler licence in India?+
Commonly 16 years for a gearless two-wheeler up to 50cc (with parental consent), and 18 years for a geared two-wheeler licence.
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