Testing Consists of 25 multiple choice questions on rules of the road and motorcycle safety. Score of 80% or better is passing. View Study Material
There are four tests you’ll need to pass to get an endorsement waiver: a permit knowledge test, a permit skills test, an endorsement knowledge test, and an endorsement skills test. Applicants must bring their own bike.
Riders must complete one skills test and one knowledge test for all three-wheel/sidecar and trike motorcycles. Applicants must bring their own three-wheel motorcycle.
We do not provide motorcycles for third-party skills testing; you must bring your own motorcycle to your test.
Please check our calendar for the most up-to-date testing times and locations.
Taken separately, each test is $50, for a total of $200 for all four tests.
All retest fees are $50 per test. You must wait at least 24 hours before retesting.
To prepare for the tests, be sure to take a look at the Department of Licensing Motorcycle Operator Manual.
You must be 18 years old to test. Students under the age of 18 must enroll in a safety course like the Basic Rider Course to receive their endorsement.
Testing Consists of 25 multiple choice questions on rules of the road and motorcycle safety. Score of 80% or better is passing. View Study Material
To pass the 2-wheel Motorcycle Permit Riding Skills test you must successfully demonstrate:
Getting your 2-wheel permit is like getting your driver’s permit. (Vaild for 180 days)
Testing Consists of 50 multiple choice questions on rules of the road and motorcycle safety. Score of 80% or better is passing. View Study Material
To pass the 2-wheel Motorcycle Endorsement Riding Skills test you must successfully demonstrate:
Your endorsement is your full motorcycle license.
The endorsement tests must be passed within 180 days of the permit tests, or while holding a valid permit.
Students can choose to just do permit testing, but they MUST pass the permit tests before they can get their full license.
It is important not only to be healthy, but to have enough fitness, strength, and coordination to learn well and manage the physical demands of riding a motorcycle.
Students registered for our Basic Rider Course, Intermediate Rider Course, S/TEP Basic Course, or S/TEP Advanced Course will be taking their motorcycle knowledge and skills test during their class. If you are already signed up for one of these classes, do not register here.