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Hey, I have mine in 2 days at the Oshawa location, any last min tips/tricks/advise that you would like to share with me?

@@tejaspatel5247 keep your head on a swivel, i believe the test sheet looks for head movement every 10 seconds but i looked like a bobblehead just moving it constantly, look left-right-left before proceeding at every stop sign and red light, try to stay in proper lane position, make your observations of potential hazards known by looking at driveways or cars waiting to pull out etc so your tester knows you're seeing these things. the sign on the on ramp before merging onto a highway may say 40km but those are just recommendations, you can go faster and then speed up to 100km before merging. Keep both hands on motorcycle, in riding position and first gear when stopped. That's basically it, its just a quick 20min joy ride. You can lose quite a few points and still pass as long as you don't drop your bike, run a red/stop sign, or show improper use of motorcycle. Good luck and if you gotta retest don't fret just book another.

@@SVMatt thank you so much for taking out the time and sharing your thoughts with me, 🤞 hopefully it goes by smoothly.

My speedometer is 10-15% off the actual speed.

@@minjaekim9121 Mine too, it's about 6km too fast in the readings. Do they require you to allow pedestrians to clear the intersection completely before making a turn? I thought this was law in Ontario....thanks for this video.

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Thanks 😊

@@minjaekim9121 I passed my M test. Thank you so much for your video 😃😃😃

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I did stop a bit too close in the video. You should try to stop with at least 1 bike gap to the car in front. They don't care about your shifting, as long as you ride safely and smoothly.

@@minjaekim9121 Thank you!

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@@daddy_doug exactly

In other words you need to have a 100k portfolio net in order to qualify

I see your comments everywhere 👀

@@torontotransit Where?

@@Aphrx transit videos 😎