Yes, but you usually need someone with a motorcycle license supervise you. Check the law for your specific state. For example, in New York a driver with a motorcycle learner's permit can drive a motorcycle as long as someone age 21+ with a valid motorcycle license is supervising and within 1/4 of a mile at all times.
Depending on what particular state do you live. Here in California, You can ride a motorcycle w/ a learner's permit ONLY on days and NO passengers and only on your local roads and No freeways.
Motorcycles are fun vehicles to ride. If a person with a motorcycle permit follows all the laws of having this permit, then yes, they can ride out of PA.
Legally 2 if the vehicle permits it so. Unless you have a learners permit which most states will only allow you to ride with no passenger at all or during daytime. Although I have seen as many as four people on one motorcycle in Mexico....
No
You do not have to own a motorcycle in order to get a motorcycle license. Some states do have motorcycle training programs where they will provide a motorcycle for you to learn on and get a license. Most states have a learners permit where you can ride while you are learning. You would be able to drive a motorcycle from a dealership if you had a permit.
No. Get your license. Once you have your motorcycle license you can ride your motorcycle in any state in the union with a license from any other state. Do not try to do it on a learner's permit.
In Ohio, it's against the law to ride a passenger on a motorcycle if the driver only has a temporary permit. Punishment could remove the license from the offender.
someone above 18
A CDL does not permit you to operate a motorcycle. You must get a motorcycle endorsement on your licence - regardless of what class or type - to be able to ride a motorcycle.
In Massachusetts you can own and ride a motorcycle with a permit. You just cant ride with a passenger and if you dont get a license you pay a higher insurance rate
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Yes