Graduated licence programs work to save lives and prevent injuries among new drivers and riders. Saskatoon: $536 Course Description: This 20-hour program is designed to help prepare you to ride a motorcycle/scooter/three-wheeled motorcycle in a traffic environment. Group Pricing Learn to Ride a Motorcycle Watch on motorcycle Instructor Profiles motorcycle videos and resources
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The Saskatchewan Safety Council has been delivering motorcycle-related programming in the province since 1974. Although always focused on safe riding, programs have evolved to meet the demands of the riding community. You may subscribe to the Council's motorcycle specific communications below. Please click on a link below for more information. You have to pay a $500 driver's licence fee when you get your 6 Endorsement (motorcycle learner's licence) and another $500 each time you enter the next stage of the MGDL program - Novice 1 and Novice 2 - for a total of $1,500. We don't charge a fee if you can show proof that you successfully completed an SGI-approved motorcycle training course. You can start the process to get a Saskatchewan motorcycle learners license on or after your 16th birthday. Learners under the age of 18 must have parental/guardian approval before they begin the process. Parental approval form Class 5 licence holder As a prerequisite for getting a Saskatchewan motorcycle license, the government-administered Motorcycle Driving Course (MDC) is one of the costlier parts of the process at $370.00 upfront.
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Step 1 of the Saskatchewan MGDL process is getting your learner licence In order to get your motorcycle learners licence in Saskatchewan, you need to pass a basic knowledge exam, a signs exam and a motorcycle knowledge exam. Your Saskatchewan motorcycle learner licence allows you to practice riding a motorcycle under supervision while developing strong motorcycle handling skills. Learn More SK Motorcycle Novice Licence The Saskatchewan motorcycle novice licensing stage gives riders more freedom to ride in Saskatchewan and perfect their motorcycle handling skills. Where to go You can register your motorcycle at any SGI motor licence issuer. You may select a vehicle registration term of 28 days to 365 days. New residents Motorcycles are required to be registered with Saskatchewan plates within 90 days of establishing residency. Insurance For either a motorcycle permit or a full license, drivers must at least 16 years of age, in addition to satisfying all health and vision requirements. Fees Prospective motorcyclists can pick one the Saskatchewan Motorcycle and Drivers Handbooks for free at their local DMV, or even download it online.
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Before you can apply for a motorcycle license in Saskatchewan, you need to meet certain eligibility requirements. First and foremost, you must be at least 16 years old. If you're under 18, you'll need the approval of a guardian or parent. Additionally, you must hold a Class 5 driver's license. Rev: 2015. This handbook is a study guide for both beginning and experienced drivers. It contains complete information on preparing to ride your bike, covering such areas as proper gear, helmet regulations and knowing your motorcycle.
Motorcyclists are at greater risk of bodily injury, disability, or death in a collision. SGI is committed to making sure motorcyclists know how to stay safe and to sharing what other road users can do to watch out for them. Rev: 2023 Our free motorcycle practice tests can help you learn the correct information and prepare for the actual test. Our mock tests cover all the topics available in the official handbook and more. They are available for free and you can attempt the mock quizzes as many times as you want.
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The Saskatchewan motorcycle novice license stage of the Saskatchewan graduated motorcycle license program, actually consists of two phases, where new motorbike drivers develop stronger on-road motorcycle handling skills and gradually become a more capable motorcycle driver over time.To enter the novice stage, you first need to demonstrate strong motorcycle riding skills in a motorcycle road test. An M endorsement on a Class 1 to 5 licence gives you authority to operate a motorcycle, provided you: have held a Learner stage licence (Endorsement 6) for 365 days without interruptions; pass a complete in-traffic driving test on a motorcycle; Note: You will need to supply a motorcycle for your test. Motorcycle restrictions
