What's the Passing Score for a Florida Motorcycle Endorsement?

A percentage-based passing score applies to fixed-length, FLHSMV-administered knowledge exams like the standard Class E Knowledge Exam. Since the BRC replaces the separate written motorcycle exam for nearly all new applicants, there's no equivalent published passing percentage at the state level.

The BRC provider evaluates riders through course-specific criteria, combining classroom knowledge components with hands-on riding exercises, so specifics can vary by provider. Confirm current evaluation criteria directly with your chosen BRC provider before enrolling.

Successfully completing the BRC (both its knowledge and riding-skill components, as defined by the course) is what qualifies you for the endorsement; the sponsor then submits your completion to FLHSMV electronically.

This is different from a test you can retake immediately if you miss a score cutoff — riders who don't complete the course successfully typically need to work with their provider on next steps, which can include retaking sessions.

Since the BRC's classroom portion draws on the same rules of the road, protective gear guidance, and riding fundamentals covered in Florida's motorcycle knowledge base, being comfortable with that material before you arrive makes the course easier to complete successfully.

Our practice tests show your score as a percentage after each set, with a topic-by-topic breakdown, so you can walk into your BRC session already confident in the areas the course will build on.