Free Greece Motorcycle Theory Test Practice 2026
200 original questions in English for categories A1, A2 and A: helmets and gear, braking and cornering, filtering under the 2025 Highway Code, junctions, passengers and road hazards. Six 30-question mock tests where one mistake is all you can afford. Tuned for mobile. No account needed.
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The Greece motorcycle theory exam at a glance
The Greek motorcycle theory test is the computer-based multiple-choice test for categories A1, A2 and A, taken at a Transport Directorate exam centre before the practical riding test. The Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport runs its computer theory test in four licence groups, car, motorcycle, lorry and bus, and draws each candidate's questionnaire at random from its question bank. Greek law makes the questionnaires available in foreign languages as well as in Greek, in Greek with audio and in Greek Sign Language. Guides describe the motorcycle test like the car test, 30 questions with a pass at 29 correct; check the time and the current rule with your driving school or Transport Directorate. A1 covers motorcycles up to 125 cc and 11 kW, A2 up to 35 kW, and A any motorcycle.
Tigertest has 200 Greece motorcycle theory practice questions with explanations, free to start with no account required.
- Run by
- Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport (Transport Directorates)
- Format
- Multiple choice on a computer, random draw from the question bank, motorcycle licence group
- Questions
- 30 (as guides report)
- Pass mark
- 29 of 30 (as guides report)
- Languages
- Greek and foreign languages; Greek with audio; Greek Sign Language
- Categories
- A1 (125 cc, 11 kW), A2 (35 kW), A (no limit)
- Rules tested
- Greek Highway Code (Law 5209/2025) and safe riding
- Tigertest mock tests
- 6 x 30 questions, 29 to pass
Updated by the Tigertest team. Practice questions follow The Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport's computer theory test page, Law 4850/2021 article 6, the 2025 Highway Code (Law 5209/2025) articles 21, 33, 37, 38 and 44, EU Directive 2006/126/EC category limits and guides on the test format, checked November 2026. Exam rules change, so confirm current details with Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport: computer theory test (ΜΣΘΕΥΟ).
How It Works
Train by Topic
Four training sets cover gear and the machine, control and road hazards, road position and junctions, and licences, passengers and the Code's rules for riders. Questions you miss come back until you have mastered them.
Real-Length Mock Tests
Six tests of 30 questions, the length guides report for the motorcycle test, with a pass at 29. No question repeats across tests, and every answer explains the rule and the common wrong pick.
Built for Riders, on the Greek Highway Code
The questions follow Greece's own rules for riders as in force in November 2026: filtering between stopped lanes at up to 20 km/h, no riding side by side, both hands on the bars, passengers only on a fitted pillion seat, and the motorway and tunnel rules of the 2025 Code. The rest is the riding skill the test asks about: braking, cornering, being seen and reading the road. The Ministry publishes no topic weights, so the split below is Tigertest's. Road signs are not repeated here; practise them in the Greece driving theory test.
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1. Train for near-perfect scores
With one mistake allowed in 30, knowing most of the material is not enough. Practise until you score 29 or 30 in every mock test, not just a pass on a good day.
2. Learn the 2025 rules for riders word for word
Filtering is allowed only between lanes of the same direction, on roads with at least two lanes each way, while the other traffic is stopped, at up to 20 km/h with dipped lights. Weaving through moving traffic is not. Learn exactly when a passenger, a load or a phone is allowed.
3. Think like a rider, not a driver
Many questions ask why drivers fail to see motorcycles, where to ride in your lane, how to brake and corner, and which surfaces lose grip. Picture yourself on the bike and choose the answer that keeps you seen and in control.
4. Do not skip the general rules
Road signs, priority and speed limits apply to riders too. Tigertest's Greece driving theory test covers them, so practise both if you are new to Greek roads.
Greece Motorcycle Theory Test Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Greek motorcycle theory test like?
It is a multiple-choice test taken on a computer at a Transport Directorate exam centre. The Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport runs the computer theory test in four licence groups, and motorcycles are one of them; each candidate gets a questionnaire drawn at random from the question bank, with the answers in shuffled order. Guides describe the motorcycle test like the car test: 30 questions with a pass at 29 correct, so only one mistake is allowed. The Ministry's page gives no count or time, so check the current rule with your driving school.
Can I take the Greek motorcycle theory test in English?
Greek law makes the theory questionnaires available in foreign languages as well as in Greek, in Greek with audio and in Greek Sign Language. The law does not list the foreign languages, so check whether English is offered with your Transport Directorate or driving school when you register.
What is the difference between the A1, A2 and A licences?
They follow the EU licence directive. A1 covers light motorcycles up to 125 cc and 11 kW, A2 motorcycles up to 35 kW (and not restricted from more than double that power), and A any motorcycle. AM covers mopeds limited to 45 km/h. Minimum ages and the steps between categories are set by Greek law and secondary sources disagree on them, so confirm them with your driving school. Guides also describe a 2021 law that lets some long-standing car licence holders ride a 125 cc motorcycle in Greece after lessons instead of a test.
Which 2025 Highway Code rules matter most to riders?
Law 5209/2025, in force since September 2025, lets motorcycles and mopeds without a sidecar move between lanes of stopped traffic on roads with two or more lanes each way, at no more than 20 km/h and with dipped headlights on. It bans riding side by side, earphones and hand-held phones, and towing or pushing objects, and it requires both hands on the handlebars except to signal. A passenger rides only on a fitted pillion seat with feet on the footrests, and a child aged five or under needs an approved restraint seat. Tigertest asks no fine amounts.
Are these the real test questions?
No. Every question is original, written by Tigertest from the Greek Highway Code and standard motorcycle safety practice, so it tests the same knowledge without copying the official question bank. The real test may show pictures; here every situation is described in words, and road signs are covered by our Greece driving theory test. It is free practice, not affiliated with the Greek Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport or any Transport Directorate, and it does not book or replace your test.
Greece motorcycle theory sample questions and answers
6 of the 200 practice questions, one from each topic, with the answer explained.
1. A front fork seal leaks oil onto the brake disc. What is the danger?
- A.The horn stops working
- B.The front brake may not grip
- C.The engine overheats
- D.The chain stretches
Answer: B. Oil on a disc or pads cuts braking badly. Have the seal replaced and the brakes cleaned or the pads changed before riding.
2. To keep a motorcycle stable over a long straight at cruising speed you should:
- A.Keep changing gear
- B.Weave to stay alert
- C.Ride with the clutch in
- D.Hold a steady throttle
Answer: D. A steady throttle keeps the chassis settled. Weaving and constant gear changes unsettle the bike and confuse other road users.
3. How should you store your helmet between rides?
- A.Somewhere dry and shaded
- B.In direct sun on the seat
- C.Next to fuel cans
- D.Hanging on the mirror
Answer: A. Heat, solvents and fuel fumes weaken the shell and liner. Hanging it on a mirror can also stretch the lining.
4. Fog reduces visibility on a mountain road. How should you ride?
- A.Close behind a car's lights
- B.At normal speed using the centre line
- C.Slow, with dipped lights on
- D.With main beam on
Answer: C. Main beam reflects back in fog. Use dipped lights, slow down and keep a gap you can stop in.
5. Riding past a bus stopped at a bus stop, you should watch for:
- A.Taxis parking behind it
- B.The bus reversing
- C.People crossing in front
- D.The driver changing a tyre
Answer: C. Passengers who get off often cross in front of or behind the bus. Slow down and leave room.
6. Riding with an expired licence is:
- A.Riding without a licence
- B.Allowed for one week
- C.Allowed for the first 30 days
- D.Fine on rural roads
Answer: A. An expired licence does not entitle you to ride. Renew it before it lapses.
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