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Post by dmilo on Jul 17, 2006 19:31:07 GMT
hey all,
here in the states you need to get a motorcycle permit if you are going to ride anything above 50cc .I took it today, it was quite easy
only 20 mulitple choice questions
Its good for 2 years
now I can p/u my 150cc tomorrow
Im totally stoked !!
dmilo
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Post by ally1756 on Jul 17, 2006 21:29:10 GMT
lol congrats dmilo, was their a practical test? ally  |
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Post by cyberconte on Jul 18, 2006 2:48:55 GMT
Careful: here in the NorthEast states, you're only allowed to ride along side another licensed motorcycle driver when you have a learners permit. You're not allowed to go out on your own (with a >50cc) until you have the full license. You'll still get hit with a 'driving without a license' ticket if the police get involved.
ally1756: nope, for a permit you only need to take a 'written' (read: multiple choice) test. You usually have to take a driving/riding test to get the actual license. I say "usually" because we have laws up in these parts that allow you to take the motorcycle basic skills course in leu of the driving test if you already have a drivers license.
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Post by Scootin on Jul 18, 2006 12:18:19 GMT
Good job Dmilo! #thumbs_up#
Here in Michigan you have to take a road test as well
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Post by dmilo on Jul 18, 2006 21:58:28 GMT
Hey ,
cyberconte where are you from ??
Here in Boston Ma all you need is a permitt you dont need to ride alongside anyone . dusk to dawn with no passengers is the law here.
thanks all
will post pics of my new scooter soon but its a beauty
dmilo
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Post by cyberconte on Jul 19, 2006 1:54:51 GMT
Interesting... I'm in NY (state), but lived in MA a while... i thought it was the rule there as well. Goes to show, the foot always fits in the mouth!  |
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Post by dmilo on Jul 19, 2006 23:27:29 GMT
no problem cyberconte
thanks anyway I know you were only looking out for me
dmilo
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