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The content currently in English is the official and accurate source for the program information and services DMV provides. Any discrepancies or differences created in the translation are not binding and have no legal effect for compliance or enforcement purposes. Necessary gear. Insurance requirements. CA Motorcycle Licensing Requirements In the motorcycle manual, you'll find detailed information on the following vehicle types and their requirements for licensing and operation: Motorcycles.
Motor-driven cycles. Motorized bicycles. Motorized scooters. However, regardless of class, you'll need to complete certain steps, which include but are not limited to : Motorcycle Safety Training. You will be required to take a motorcycle training course if you are under 21 years old.
Drivers of all ages are encouraged to take this training. Motorcycle license application. Written exam. To make sure you ace your written motorcycle exam on the first try, make sure to check out our CA Motorcycle Practice Test. Road skills exam. Vision test. Road Skills Exam To get a motorcycle license, you'll need to take a road skills test in addition to your written examination. To learn more about your road skills test, visit our CA Motorcycle License page.
Motorcycle Operation Guidelines Your CA motorcycle handbook has a plethora of information on how to handle your bike on the road and the laws for motorcycle and motorbike operators. You'll learn all you need to know for your written test and will see topics such as: Shifting gears. Passing Lane positions. Night riding. Riding with passengers.
Emergency situations. Proper Gear and Equipment There are certain pieces of equipment that are must-haves for motorcycles and motorbikes and their operators. All of this equipment and gear is outlined in the motorcycle manual and includes items for riders , such as the following: U. DOT-compliant helmet.
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