Skip to main content 4. Module 1 off-road test: what happens You’ll take the module 1 test in an off-road motorcycle manoeuvring area. The test normally takes about 20 minutes and includes: wheeling the moped or motorcycle and using the stand riding a slalom and figure of 8 cornering and a controlled stop cornering and an emergency stop cornering and hazard avoidance For the hazard avoidance and emergency stop exercises you must ride at a minimum speed of: 19 mph on a moped 31 mph on a motorcycle You’ll be told if you’ve passed module 1 at the end of the test. The examiner will make a note of: dangerous faults - these involve actual danger to you, the examiner, the public or property serious faults - these are potentially dangerous riding faults - these aren’t potentially dangerous, but could become serious if you keep making the same mistake You’ll pass module 1 if you make: no serious or dangerous faults (sometimes called ‘majors’)

no more than 5 riding faults (sometimes called ‘minors’) tell you what faults you made, if any give you a pass certificate - you need to take this to the module 2 test If you’re upgrading your licence through ‘progressive access’, you must pass module 2 within 6 months. You have to pass module 1 again if you don’t. If you don’t pass You’ll have to book another module 1 test and pay again. You have to choose a date at least 3 working days away. If you’ve already booked the module 2 test you might need to change the date, since you must pass module 1 before you can take module 2. You’ll lose your fee if you don’t give 3 full days’ notice to cancel your module 2 test. Sundays and public holidays don’t count as working days. Last updated: 1 December 2016 Help us improve GOV.UK Don’t include personal or financial information like your National Insurance number or credit card details. What you were doingLog in or register

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