Regulation 11(3)
Regulation 29
1. Test candidates must satisfy the examiner as to their ability to—
(a)carry out properly the activities, and
(b)perform competently the manoeuvres
specified in paragraphs A to C in all respects in accordance with those paragraphs.
A. Preparation to drive
1. Adjust rear view mirrors.
2. Adjust crash helmet.
B. Technical control of the vehicle
1. Remove motor bicycle from its stand and move it, without the aid of the engine, by walking alongside it.
2. Parking the motorcycle on its stand.
3. Cause the vehicle to face in the opposite direction by driving it forward (a “U-turn”).
4. At least two manoeuvres to be executed at slow speed, including a slalom. This should allow competence to be assessed in the handling of the throttle and clutch in combination with the brake, balance, vision direction and position on the motorcycle and the position of the feet on the footrests.
5. At least two manoeuvres to be executed at higher speed, of which one manoeuvre whilst driving the vehicle in second or third gear at a speed of at least 30 km/h (18.75 mph) and one manoeuvre avoiding an obstacle at a minimum speed of 50 km/h (31.25 mph). This should allow competence to be assessed on the position on the motorcycle, vision direction, balance, steering technique and technique of changing gears.
6. At least two braking exercises shall be executed including an emergency brake at a minimum speed of 50 km/h (31.25 mph). This should allow competence to be assessed in the handling of the front and rear brake, vision direction and the position on the motorcycle.
7. Start the engine, move off smoothly and with due regard for safety.
8. Use of ancillary controls.
C. Alighting from vehicle
1. Take all precautions necessary when alighting.
1. Test candidates must satisfy the examiner as to their ability to—
(a)carry out properly the activities, and
(b)perform competently the manoeuvres
specified in paragraphs A to C in all respects in accordance with those paragraphs.
A. Preparation to drive
1. Adjust rear view mirrors.
2. Adjust crash helmet.
B. Technical control of the vehicle
1. Remove motor bicycle from its stand and move it, without the aid of the engine, by walking alongside it.
2. Parking the motorcycle on its stand.
3. Cause the vehicle to face in the opposite direction by driving it forward (a “U-turn”).
4. At least two manoeuvres to be executed at slow speed, including a slalom. This should allow competence to be assessed in the handling of the throttle and clutch in combination with the brake, balance, vision direction and position on the motorcycle and the position of the feet on the footrests.
5. At least two manoeuvres to be executed at higher speed, of which one manoeuvre whilst driving the vehicle in second or third gear at a speed of at least 30 km/h (18.75 mph) and one manoeuvre avoiding an obstacle at a minimum speed of 30 km/h (18.75 mph). This should allow competence to be assessed on the position on the motorcycle, vision direction, balance, steering technique and technique of changing gears.
6. t least two braking exercises shall be executed, including an emergency brake at a minimum speed of 30 km/h (18.75 mph). This should allow competence to be assessed in the handling of the front and rear brake, vision direction and the position on the motorcycle.
7. Start the engine, move off smoothly and with due regard for safety.
8. Use of ancillary controls.
C. Alighting from vehicle
1. Take all precautions necessary when alighting.”