I passed.
I got 34/35 (Pass is >=30) on the multiple-choice questions and 57/75 (pass is >=45) for the hazard perception.
There are two basic rules for hazards when you are riding a motorcycle: 1) If it moves it’s a hazard 2) If it doesn’t move it’s a hazard.
My younger sister said that she knew I would pass because I always do. I wish I had the same confidence in my abilities that other people have in them.
I was worried that I’d end up getting all the stupid questions though, particularly ones about stopping distances. I hate stopping distance questions, perhaps it is because I have already been driving a car for almost 6 years that I no longer think of these figures as useful. Let’s face it if you’re braking in an emergency you are unlikely to be thinking “OMG the stopping distance at 70mph is 96m and I only have 94m! Oh Noes!”.
I now have 2 years to take my motorcycle practical test.