Can you fail mod 1 test?

It is possible to complete all Mod 1 exercises correctly but still fail the test.

What is the fail rate for the Mod 1?

From April 2020 to March 2021, 24,648 riders took their Mod 1, and 75.3% of them passed, whereas during the 12 months from April-March 2019-2020 over 51,000 Mod 1 tests were taken but only 72.1% were passed.

What happens if you fail mod 1?

Talk to your motorcycle instructor about your result. This will help them focus any more lessons you need on the right skills. You or your motorcycle instructor have to rebook your test and pay again if you failed. You have to choose a date at least 3 working days (Monday to Saturday) from the date of your last test.

How do I pass my mod 1 bike test?

Keep your head up but your gaze focused about two feet beyond the cone you are about to round. Keep your speed steady with the back brake technique. Aim to make your turns with one movement. Set your line with a turn of the handlebars and hold that line.

How hard is motorbike mod 1?

Little bit like hard work, but simple enough. Make sure you look all the time, keep the bike straight, don't drop it and you're in. So, during training, this wasn't one of my stronger points to begin with, but after a while practising I got the knack and felt that I'd nailed it.

How To Fail Your Mod 1

What can I ride if I pass Mod 1?

Module one

A slow ride. A U-turn. Cornering and a controlled stop. Cornering and an emergency stop (minimum speed of 19mph for mopeds and 31mph for motorcycles)

What to expect on mod 1 bike test?

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.

How long is mod 1 training?

Our Motorcycle Module 1 test days include up to 2 hours pre-test training followed by the DVSA practical Module 1 test. You will spend approximately 45 minutes to an hour re-capping and practicing the module 1 exercises in preparation for your test.

What speed is emergency stop on Mod 1?

The minimum speed requirement for the emergency stop and swerve is 50 kph, but a pass can be acheived with speeds of 48 or 49kph although this will result in a minor fault. Ideally they should be carried out as close to 50kph as possible.

Can I do mod 1 without CBT?

your compulsory basic training (CBT) certificate - unless you're taking the test to upgrade your full motorcycle licence. your module 1 test pass certificate - if you're taking your module 2 test.

What is the minimum speed for mod 1?

You needed to achieve a minimum speed of 31 miles per hour (mph) (50km/h) during the avoidance and emergency stop exercises. If your speed is 48kph or 49kph then you will get a minor for not being 50kph or more but if the stops are good then you will pass the exercise.

Do you need theory for mod 1?

Required documents for module 1:

CBT certificate. Theory test pass certificate. UK licence photocard.

Is mod 1 bike test hard?

However, just like the advice my grandad gave me before school exams ('they're easy if you know all the answers') the Mod 1 test is only simple if you can complete the series of tasks precisely and within certain strict parameters – minimum speeds, observations before moving away, stopping in a certain area, that sort ...

Can you put your foot down on the mod 1 test?

The examiner will tell you to treat the test “as if you are on a public road, including carrying out all necessary precaution/observations”. If you come into contact with any of the cones during the test, or if you put your foot down during, or moving between, manoeuvres, then unfortunately you will not pass.

What is a bad mod rating?

Typically, a rating under 1.0 is considered good, or relatively safe. If your rating is above 1.0 it is considered bad, or riskier.

How to do hazard avoidance mod 1?

Can motorcycle stop faster than car in emergency?

Some people wonder if motorcycles actually stop quicker than cars. The short answer, YES motorcycle can stop quicker than most vehicles on the road mostly due to the lower mass but this increased braking ability can also indirectly cause some serious accidents. Learn more from our motorcycle accident lawyers below.

Which pedal first for emergency stop?

1: Hit the brake pedal

Obviously, if you want to stop you need to press the brake pedal. As soon as the examiner raises their hand and shouts 'stop', move your right foot to the brake and press down firmly.

What motorcycle can I ride after Mod 1?

You are not required to pass the Motorcycle Theory or Module 1 and Module 2 Practical tests, but if you do, you will be able to ride with fewer restrictions. After you have obtained your CBT certificate, you will be entitled to ride any motorcycle or scooter up to 125cc.

Can I do Mod 1 without an instructor?

No, you need a provisional licence for a motorcycle. with an engine no larger than 125cc & you must display L-plates until you pass the test & obtain a full licence.

Can I do my mod 1 on my own bike?

Yes you can use your own bike for the test provided you have all the legal requirements in place (insurance, tax, MOT etc). However, as you won't have a motorcycle licence at this stage, you would be resonsible for getting the machine to and from the DVSA test centre. (without riding it on the public roads).

Does mod 1 expire?

Please bear in mind that the Theory Test certificate is valid for two years, and the Module 1 certificate is valid for the life of the Theory Test certificate (so for example if you took the Theory Test on the 1st January 2020 and the Module 1 on the 1st July 2020 both would expire on the 31st December 2021.

What's harder Module 1 or 2?

Mod 2 is an observed ride on the road. Mod 1 is harder than Mod 2 but it is possible to pass both first time.

How long do I have to pass Mod 2 after Mod 1?

You must pass module 1 before you can take the module 2 test. You can book both modules at the same time, but if you do not pass module 1 you must wait 3 working days before you can retake it. The module 2 test normally takes about 40 minutes and includes: an eyesight check.