The procedures for a motorcycle driving test, including whether the examiner rides on the motorcycle with the driver/applicant, can vary depending on the jurisdiction and the specific requirements of the licensing authority.
In many cases, the examiner does not ride on the motorcycle with the driver/applicant during the test. Instead, the examiner typically observes the applicant's riding skills and evaluates their performance from a stationary position or by following in a separate vehicle. The examiner assesses the applicant's ability to control the motorcycle, execute maneuvers, follow traffic rules, and demonstrate safe riding practices.
Some licensing authorities may have examiners who ride along with the driver/applicant to closely observe their riding skills during the test. It's best to consult the local licensing authority or the official guidelines for motorcycle testing in your specific area to get accurate and up-to-date information on the examination process.