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To obtain an ACT Provisional Motorcycle Licence you must:
- hold a current* ACT Learner motorcycle licence, and
- have held an Australian Learner motorcycle licence for a minimum of three months, and
- not be currently disqualified or suspended from riding, and
- successfully complete a provisional licence assessment.
* We recommend that you book a provisional licence assessment soon after three-months on your Ls and certainly well before your Ls expire. Should your Ls expire before you get you obtain a Provisional motorcycle licence you will have to renew your Ls by repeating the pre-learner course at full fee. There are NO EXCEPTIONS to this rule. The ACT Government does not warn of impending expiry of learner licences.
Provisional Licence Assessment - ($47)
Assessments are conducted at the Sutton Road Driver Training Centre twice a week. To learn more about the ACT Provisional Licence Assessment, also called the M.O.S.T (Motorcycle Operators Skill Test), click here.
Click here to view more information about ACT motorcycle licencing
Provisional Training Course - ($153)
Stay Upright offers a 7 hour provisional training course designed to assist you to further develop your riding and roadcraft skills. The course is optional but highly recommended. You may attempt the provisional licence assessment during the course if you have pre-booked the assessment so make it clear when booking the training course that you also wish to be assessed on the day.
Provisional Training courses are conducted at the Sutton Road Driver Training Centre. Ring for dates.
What if I fail the formal Provisional Licence Assessment?
If you have not already completed the provisional training course described above, you must undertake the course in order to re-attempt the assessment.
How do I book a provisional training course or assessment?
Bookings are made by telephoning the Stay Upright ACT Booking Office on (02) 62413963 or use our online booking form and we will phone you. Our office hours are 9:00am – 5:00pm, business days are Monday through Friday excluding public holidays.
Fee Payment
Your booking will be confirmed in writing on receipt of the full course fee. Bookings made less than two full business days before the course/assessment start date must be accompanied by payment in full. Tentative bookings may be accepted when the course/assessment start date is more than two full business days ahead but will lapse if payment is not received within two business days of booking.
Payment Options:
- by phone (Visa or Mastercard only)
- in person (cash, cheque or EFTPOS)
- by direct deposit to our bank account at any NAB branch or via internet transfer:
BSB: 082-057 Account No: 160 000 667
Account Name: Stay Upright Payment Reference: your first name and last name
What do I need to bring to Courses and Assessments?
On provisional courses or assessments your ACT motorcycle Learner Licence must be current and must be carried with you.
An AS1698-approved motorcycle helmet and motorcycle gloves are essential. Wear sturdy clothing that covers your arms and legs and sturdy footwear. We recommend you wear boots giving good ankle protection. A motorcycle jacket will be required during the course road ride.
On provisional courses and assessments you may use your own motorcycle. It will be inspected and must pass a registration and roadworthy check at the start of the course or assessment. Stay Upright motorcycles are available for hire at an additional fee.
Provisional Assessment Open Mornings - ($15)
This is your chance to come along, meet other learner riders and have a trial run at the provisional licence assessment just for fun.
Open mornings are held at the Sutton Road Driver Training Centre on the last Saturday of every month between 9am and 12 noon. Bookings are not required, just bring $15 and line up to await your turn. We do not provide motorcycles or safety gear for use at Open Mornings so come prepared.
Open Mornings are a great ‘no pressure’ way to experience the Assessment first hand, to gauge for yourself how your skill development is progressing and to get professional feedback. Open Mornings are quite informal with no records being retained, in fact you take the scoresheet away with you. You cannot obtain your provisional licence just by attempting the assessment at an Open Morning.
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