Rhode Island Motorcycle License Practice Test 2026
In Rhode Island you earn a motorcycle endorsement by completing a CCRI motorcycle safety course. These questions cover Rhode Island course, endorsement and helmet rules, plus the safe riding knowledge the course and its tests cover.
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It is run by Rhode Island Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV). Practise here for free with 128 questions, each with the answer and an explanation. Checked against official sources on October 10, 2026.
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Question 1 of 8
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Answer: B. A CCRI motorcycle safety course
Rhode Island requires a CCRI motorcycle safety course.
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Question 2 of 8
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Answer: B. No
Motorcycle permits are no longer issued.
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Question 3 of 8
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Answer: C. Two-wheel motorcycles only
Q restricts you to two-wheel motorcycles.
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Answer: D. Three-wheel motorcycles only
W restricts you to three-wheel motorcycles.
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Answer: B. Two- and three-wheel motorcycles
An unrestricted M endorsement covers both types.
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Answer: C. Riders under 21, all passengers, and first-year operators
Rhode Island's helmet law covers these groups.
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Answer: A. All passengers, whatever their age
All passengers must wear a helmet.
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Answer: D. No
Scooters, autocycles and mopeds as defined in state law do not require an endorsement.
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What to know before the test
- You must complete a CCRI motorcycle safety course to get a motorcycle license or endorsement.
- Motorcycle permits are no longer issued in Rhode Island.
- An unrestricted "M" endorsement covers two- and three-wheel motorcycles. A "Q" restriction allows two-wheel motorcycles only, and a "W" restriction three-wheel only.
- Scooters, autocycles and mopeds, as defined in state law, do not require a motorcycle endorsement.
- Rhode Island requires helmets for riders under 21, for all passengers, and for all operators in their first year.
Frequently asked questions
Do you need a motorcycle permit in Rhode Island?
No. Motorcycle permits are no longer issued. You complete a CCRI motorcycle safety course and bring the certificate to the DMV.
Is a motorcycle course required in Rhode Island?
Yes. All new riders must complete a CCRI motorcycle safety course.
What do the Q and W restrictions mean?
Q allows two-wheel motorcycles only. W allows three-wheel motorcycles only.
Does Rhode Island require motorcycle helmets?
Riders under 21, all passengers, and all operators in their first year must wear one.