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Massive thanks for a challenging but great, if freezing day out on Monday. You're great guys and the best of teachers because you made it fun and interesting all at the same time. Going to Barnet to choose a 125 tomorrow, then practise practise practise: and Terry, I'll try not to go too fast too soon. Will be in touch re: the Test. All the best and be safe

Victoria
15 Nov 2007

Hi. I wanted to leave some feedback having just passed my test for a full bike license. I did this via your super six package and have to say what a thoroughly excelllent package it is! Clearly though a critical success factor is the quality of supervision and instruction and I found this to be the just fantastic, and consistent across all the instructors with whom I had contact: Mark for my CBT, Terry and Dave W for days 1 and 2 of the 5D, Ray for day 3 (125-500 convwersion)and Terry again for day 4 and test day. I learned heaps and importantly in a safe and really professionally delivered way. I will not hesitate to recommend Metropolis Training to anyone!
Thanks to you all,

Nick
08 Dec 2007

Just wishing all at the great Metrop a very happy christmas and a great new year.... From Peter .....in sunny Spain!

Peter, Spain
27 Dec 2007

Theory Test Guide

What is the theory test?

The Theory test assesses your knowledge of the rules of the road, your hazard perception skills and other know how associated with riding a motorcycle. Before you can complete the practical part of your motorcycle test you must first complete and pass the theory test.

The theory test consists of two parts – a series of multiple choice questions and a hazard perception section.  In order to pass the theory test you must pass both sections. If you pass one section but fail another you will have to take the whole test again.

 

How is the test delivered?

The theory test is delivered via a computer. The multiple choice section involves the use of a touch screen computer and the hazard perception section uses a computer mouse. If you are unfamiliar with computers don’t worry; the test centre staff will explain how the equipment works. You will also have the opportunity to go through a practice session before the test begins.

The multiple choice section consists of 50 questions, of which you must answer 43 correct to pass. Some questions will only require you to pick one answer and others may require multiple answers. Be sure to read each question carefully. If you are unsure on the answer to a specific question there is the facility to flag the question and come back to it later. You have 57 minutes to complete this part of the test.  After you have completed the multiple choice section you may take a three minute break.

You will then move onto the hazard perception part of the test. First you will be shown a short video which explains how to answer the questions. When the test begins you will watch a series of video clips which show everyday road scenarios. Each clip will feature at least one developing hazard, and one of the clips will feature two hazards. You must recognize and respond to the hazards using the computer mouse. The earlier you respond the greater your score. You can score a maximum of five points for each hazard. Unlike the multiple choice section you will not be able to flag questions or review your answers in this section.  The pass mark for the motorcycle hazard perception test is 44 out of 75.

 

How soon will I know if I’ve passed?

Straight away. When you have finished the test you will be given your result by a member of the test centre staff.

 

Hi everyone,
Just a quick message to say thank you to everyone at Metropolis for helping me pass my CBT. A big thanks to Paul and Terry for giving me the confidence to ride. I didn't think I had it in me! Take care and I will see you in about a year for the full test.
Much love
Maria X

Maria
25 Jan 2008

Feedback on Instructor...
Regarding: Terry.
First of all just want to thank you for everything, Felt the lessons were rewarding and comfortable, due to that i found it easy to learn, i thought he was insightive and precise with his methods of tuition.... once again want to thank him very much if it wasnt for him i woudnt have passed.

Ricardo
29 Jan 2008

Hi Guys Just a quick note to say thanks again to Chris for a fantastic 3 day DAS course. I really enjoyed all the training and of course passing was a real bonus ! Looking forward to my first track day now so please keep me informed. Best regards Dominic

Dominic
05 Feb 2008

I just wanted to say that Andy Roberts was a superb instructor over the last three days. He made it a fun experience, and ensured I knew exactly what to expect for the Motorcycle Practical Driving Test.... which I passed! Many thanks

Sholto
22 Feb 2008