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How to obtain A Motorcycle_Permit

Step 1. You will need a valid class C License

Step 2. Application

Obtain an Application for a Motorcycle_Permit (DL-5) in your State Motorcycle Operator's Manual. Provided by you local DMV Department of Motor Vehicles office. Return the Application along with a $10.00 fee (check or money order only).

Step 3. Vision and Knowledge Test

You will be required to pass a Vision and Knowledge test. Upon successful completion, you will be given the Learners Permit. After passing the knowledge test, you will be issued a Motorcycle Permit(Class M). The Motorcycle_Permit allows you to practice safe operating skills and is valid for one year.

MotorcyclePracticeTest

The MotorcyclePracticeTest is not easy and many applicants fail the exam! But now you can feel confident without having to spend hours studying the DMV Handbook.

You'll get to see over 600 questions and answers similar to those found on the DMV Motorcycle_Permit Test, along with detailed explanations.

My experience with Test Q & A I am a CDL Commercial Driver Licence holder. I needed to add Hazmat Endorsement to my CDL. I logged onto Test Question and answers in Sept. 2007 The Course took me thoroughly through the program. I PASSED my test the first time around, and never even open a book!

MotorcyclePracticeTest

Step 4. Schedule the Motorcycles Skills Test

You need to schedule the Motorcycle Skills Test at a Driver Licence Center. You can schedule the exam online by logging on to your local DOT site( PENNDOT, DELDOT, NJDOT...)

Can I Receive my License through the MSF?

Pennsylvania Safety Program offers FREE rider Training Courses. Some states let you waive your drivers test. For Pennsylvania residents with a Motorcycle (class C) License Permit, this test is waived, but not in all states. On either of these two links you can obtain all the course schedules for your local area and even register for the Motorcycle Safety Program training website. phone # MSF 1-800-845-9533.

MSF Key messages:

1. Get trained and licensed

2. Wear protective gear -- all the gear, all the time -- including a helmet manufactured to the standards set by the DOT

3. Ride unimpaired by alcohol or other drugs

4. Ride within your own skill limits

5. Be a lifelong learner by taking refresher rider courses

MSF MISSION STATEMENT:

To make motorcycling safer and more enjoyable by ensuring access to lifelong quality education and training for current and prospective riders, and by advocating a safer riding environment.

VISION:

The MSF is an internationally recognized not-for-profit foundation, supported by motorcycle manufacturers, that provides leadership to the motorcycle safety community through its expertise, tools, and partnerships.