I had my B2 decades ago so my Full B license training was an eye opener. Although I could skip the computer test, things new to me were the double U-turns, riding around the full track, the narrow bridge and the humppy track. I had difficulty maneuvering the U-turns because I ride a cruiser yet train on a superbike. At the narrow bridge, I always ran off the bridge as I started off too slowly (not until my instructor taught to me take-off with a good pickup, align my eyes to the horizon then just glide the bike). The figure 8 is now much larger probably to accommodate big bikes. A yellow safety jacket is compulsory during practice (also new to me) I did mine at Metro Driving. 2 years later when my son took his there, upgrades are they now provide buffet tea break, a free open face helmet and that yellow safety jacket. Free van transport from house to Metro was provided as we stay at Subang Jaya (Places outside their designated area got to pay). If I recall, we are now only given 2 chances to take the test, failing which we have to pay a new training fee. During my experience, the motorcycles were in fairly good shape except maybe one temporary out because it needed to repair the safety bar. For RM1000, it is not cheap but I needed a track similar to the one JPJ do their test on and I could not find a similar place outside where I could practice the narrow bridge on my own plus the problem was I would be practicing on a cruiser but doing my test on a superbike with 2 different riding positions was awkward and not wise.