Arizona motorcycle permit practice test

C: 15 years and 6 months. If you are at least 15 years and 6 months old you may be issued a motorcycle instruction permit. Arizona Motorcycle Operator Manual (99-0129): Instruction Permit, page 12.

C: No freeway or interstate riding. Permit holders may not carry passengers, ride on freeways or interstates, or ride between sunset and sunrise or when visibility is under 500 feet. Arizona Motorcycle Operator Manual (99-0129): Instruction Permit; MVD Motorcycle License page, page 12.

B: No. Motorcycle permit holders are prohibited from carrying passengers. Arizona Motorcycle Operator Manual (99-0129): Instruction Permit, page 12.

B: Between sunset and sunrise or when you can't clearly see people or vehicles 500 feet away. Permit holders may not ride between sunset and sunrise or any time light is too poor to see persons or vehicles at 500 feet. Arizona Motorcycle Operator Manual (99-0129): Instruction Permit; MVD Motorcycle License page, page 12.

D: 7 months, renewable once within 24 months. The motorcycle permit is valid for 7 months and can be renewed only one time within a 24-month period. Arizona Motorcycle Operator Manual (99-0129): Instruction Permit, page 12.

B: Both a driver license written test and a motorcycle operator written test. First-time drivers take both tests; those already holding a permit or license take only the motorcycle written test. Arizona Motorcycle Operator Manual (99-0129): MVD Motorcycle License page: Instruction Permits.

B: 16. You must be at least 16 to apply for a motorcycle license or endorsement. Arizona Motorcycle Operator Manual (99-0129): Motorcycle License (Class M), page 15.

C: At least six months. Applicants under 18 must have held an Arizona motorcycle instruction permit for at least six months. Arizona Motorcycle Operator Manual (99-0129): Motorcycle License (Class M), page 15.

B: An MVD-approved motorcycle driver education program or 30 hours of certified riding practice. They must complete an approved motorcycle driver education program, or a parent/guardian must certify at least 30 hours of supervised motorcycle practice. Arizona Motorcycle Operator Manual (99-0129): Motorcycle License (Class M), page 15.

D: Applicants with an MSF card from an approved training school, or an out-of-state motorcycle license. Applicants with an MSF card from an approved motorcycle training school or an out-of-state license/endorsement are exempt from the written and road tests. Arizona Motorcycle Operator Manual (99-0129): MVD Motorcycle License page: Class M.

D: $7. The fee table lists the motorcycle endorsement at $7. Arizona Motorcycle Operator Manual (99-0129): Fees at MVD Offices, page 5.

D: As an endorsement on the back of the license. If Class M is combined with another class, it is added as an endorsement on the back of the license. Arizona Motorcycle Operator Manual (99-0129): Classes of Licenses, page 12.

D: Operators and passengers under 18. An operator or passenger under 18 must wear a protective helmet at all times. Arizona Motorcycle Operator Manual (99-0129): A.R.S. 28-964(A).

A: At all times, unless the motorcycle has a protective windshield. Operators must always wear approved glasses, goggles or a transparent face shield unless the motorcycle has a protective windshield. Arizona Motorcycle Operator Manual (99-0129): A.R.S. 28-964(A).

B: A seat and footrests for the passenger. A motorcycle operated with a passenger must have a seat and footrests for the passenger. Arizona Motorcycle Operator Manual (99-0129): A.R.S. 28-964(B).

A: Their passenger under 18 is not wearing a helmet. An operator 18 or older may be cited if a passenger under 18 is not wearing a protective helmet. Arizona Motorcycle Operator Manual (99-0129): A.R.S. 28-964(C).

B: $100 or community service. For an initial violation, a 16- or 17-year-old is subject to a $100 civil penalty or community service. Arizona Motorcycle Operator Manual (99-0129): A.R.S. 28-964(D).

C: 45 mph. Lane filtering is allowed only where the posted speed limit does not exceed 45 mph. Arizona Motorcycle Operator Manual (99-0129): Sharing the Road with a Motorcycle: Lane Position, page 51.

D: No faster than 15 mph. The motorcycle may not travel faster than 15 mph while filtering past a stopped vehicle. Arizona Motorcycle Operator Manual (99-0129): Sharing the Road with a Motorcycle: Lane Position, page 51.

A: Stopped in the same direction and lane, on a street with at least 2 same-direction lanes. A motorcyclist may pass a vehicle stopped in the same direction and lane when the street has at least two adjacent same-direction lanes. Arizona Motorcycle Operator Manual (99-0129): Sharing the Road with a Motorcycle: Lane Position, page 51.

D: Until age 65 (photo and eye test updated every 12 years). Arizona motorcycle licenses do not expire until 65, but the photo and eye test must be updated every 12 years; 60 and older get a five-year license. Arizona Motorcycle Operator Manual (99-0129): MVD Motorcycle License page: License Types.