California Bicyclist & Pedestrian Safety Test (2026)
Free practice tests on e-bike classes, bike lane rules, the Daylighting Law, the three-foot passing law, and pedestrian right-of-way.
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Real questions on e-bikes, bike lanes, the Daylighting Law, and pedestrian rules.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is California’s Daylighting Law?▾
It restricts parking within a set distance of crosswalks and intersections (20 feet, or 15 feet where there is a curb extension) so drivers and pedestrians can see each other better.
Do e-bike riders need a helmet in California?▾
Riders under 18 need a helmet on any e-bike. Class 3 e-bike riders need a helmet regardless of age.
How much room must a driver give a bicyclist when passing?▾
California’s three-foot law requires drivers to leave at least three feet of space when passing a bicyclist.
Is jaywalking illegal in California?▾
Under the Freedom to Walk Act, pedestrians can cross outside a crosswalk if it is safe to do so and no vehicle is an immediate hazard. Crossing unsafely is still citable.
Is this bicyclist & pedestrian practice test free?▾
Yes, every test on this page is 100% free, unlimited, and needs no signup.