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In addition to offering the Class-M Motorcycle license, New York also makes a junior license available (Class MJ). In order to obtain either of these licenses, you have to have a learners permit first. The permit test is based of New York’s Motorcycle Manual, which can be found here. Those seeking full licensure are also required to take the standard New York driver’s license test , in addition to the motorcycle road test after 30 hours practice time. In New York, motorcycles need to have... Read More

Florida requires learners to take the same test that all drivers are required to take to get their license. In addition they are required to take an additional prep course called the DATA course. There are forty questions on the DMV test. Half are about signs and the other half road rules. This is an overview of the road rules section when applying for your learner’s permit: Speed Limits and Intersections Standard Speeds (subject to road conditions and construction): Municipal Speed ... Read More

Getting an International Driving Permit is a relatively cheap and easy process if you have a US Drivers license. However, there are many fraudulent organizations offering bogus IDPs. It is important to go through the organizations approved by your state. In California, the go-to agencies are AAA and the National Automobile Club. Obtaining a Permit Getting an International Drivers Permit lets an American with a state-issued driver’s license abroad drive in any country that accepts IDP. Ove... Read More

Safety and Specifications Helmets Any operator or passenger who is below eighteen years old must wear a protective helmet. The helmet must be secured on any minor while he or she is on the motorcycle, while the vehicle is being driven or operated in any way. This goes for all-terrain vehicles and motor driven cycles as well. Read more here. Protective Face Gear If any of these types of vehicles lacks a protective windshield, all operators and passengers, regardless of age, must wear p... Read More

This is a partial study guide for teens taking the Nevada’s Drivers Test in order to get their learners permit. That test can be found here. This quick-guide covers the basics of drivers’ safety. You can also obtain free practice tests here at DMVCheatSheets.com Preparation: Getting Ready to Drive Before you start the engine, adjust the driver’s seat so you can see and reach the control, pedals, etc. Make sure to clean the windshield if it’s not clean. Buckle your seatbelt and assure everyo... Read More