Tennessee DMV Motorcycle Permit Practice Test 2024

There are 30 questions on the Tennessee DMV motorcycle test, and you will need to answer at least 24 correctly to get a passing score (80%). The questions in our sample tests are nearly identical to those on the official TN MC test.

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What to expect on the official TN motorcycle permit test

Number of questions:

Correct answers needed to pass:

Passing score:

80%

Minimum age to apply:

15years

Questions

Is the Tennessee Motorcycle Written Test Hard?

If you are well prepared, the written test can be easier than you think, and that is our goal at Zutobi. That is why all of our lessons are broken down into bite-sized pieces of information and accompanied by useful visuals to make the material easy to understand and, ultimately, easy to remember.

Pass Your 2024 Tennessee DMV Motorcycle Permit Test with Zutobi

Zutobi’s material is specifically designed to fully prepare you for your motorcycle written exam. Here are some features we offer to help you learn:

State specific practice questions and tests that simulate the real Tennessee motorcycle permit exam.
Answers and explanations to every question so you can check your work and learn from your mistakes.

Learning levels that will keep you motivated: level-up as you earn points.
Important, fundamental information presented in easy-to-learn and easy-to-remember pieces.

How Can I Get My Motorcycle License in Tennessee?

After you’ve taken and passed your permit test, here is how to get your motorcycle license:

You must be at least 16 years or older to apply for a Class M license in Tennessee. If you are 15, you can apply for a special permit which allows you to operate a motorcycle with certain restrictions.
If you have a current Tennessee driver’s license and you’ve completed a Tennessee Certified Motorcycle Rider Education Program (MREP), you can bring your certificate to the DMV and both your written test and skills test required for a Class M license will be waived.
Without a MREP completion certificate, you can still bring your valid driver’s license to the DMV and pass both tests to receive your motorcycle license.
If you do not have a Tennessee driver’s license, you will need to pass a Class D license written test before you can apply for a motorcycle license. The same policy applies for waiving your tests with a MREP completion certification.

Take Our FREE Tennessee Motorcycle Permit Practice Test Today

You can test your knowledge with our free Tennessee motorcycle practice test now, then take a look at our course. Zutobi can help you learn to operate a motorcycle safely and teach you everything you need to know to pass your permit test on your first try, and we do all this in a way that’s productive and efficient.

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