Maine motorcycle permit practice test

C: 16. You must be at least 16 to obtain a Maine motorcycle license. Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: Appendix: How to Obtain a Motorcycle License, page 59.

C: A prescribed motorcycle driver education program of 8 hours of instruction. Completion of a prescribed motorcycle driver education program consisting of an 8-hour block of instruction is required for all applicants (plus basic driver education if under 18). Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: Appendix: How to Obtain a Motorcycle License, page 59.

A: Completion of basic driver education. Completion of basic driver education is required if under age 18. Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: Appendix: How to Obtain a Motorcycle License, page 59.

D: Two years. After passing the written test, a Learner's Permit is issued which is valid for two years. Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: Appendix: How to Obtain a Motorcycle License, page 59.

B: Written and road tests specifically for motorcycles. Written and road tests specifically for motorcycles are required. Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: Appendix: How to Obtain a Motorcycle License, page 59.

A: The Basic Rider Course (BRC), the 15-hour hands-on course. The BRC, the 15-hour hands-on rider course, is the only course acceptable for waiving the motorcycle road test. Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: Appendix: How to Obtain a Motorcycle License (note), page 59.

C: You may not carry a passenger for 60 days after the endorsement is issued. If the road examination is waived, the endorsement prohibits carrying a passenger for 60 days following issuance. Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: Appendix: How to Obtain a Motorcycle License, page 59.

A: Riders under 18, permit holders, operators in their first year after the driving test, and passengers of operators required to wear one. Maine requires headgear for anyone under 18, operators on a learner's permit, operators for one year after passing the driving test, and passengers of an operator required to wear headgear. Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: Appendix: Helmets, page 60.

A: Yes, every operator must wear headgear for one year after passing the driving test. For one year following successful completion of the driving test, every operator must wear protective headgear. Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: Appendix: Helmets, page 60.

D: Yes, a passenger of an operator required to wear headgear must also wear it. Permit operators must wear headgear, and a passenger of an operator required to wear headgear must wear it too. Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: Appendix: Helmets, page 60.

B: Yes, every person operating on a Learner's Permit must. Every person who operates on a Learner's Permit must wear protective headgear. Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: Appendix: Helmets, page 60.

B: Whenever the motorcycle is in operation. All motorcycles must have an approved headlight on while in operation. Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: Appendix: Other Motorcycle Requirements: Lights, page 59.

C: 200 feet. All motorcycles shall have a rearview mirror affording a clear view of the highway to the rear for at least 200 feet. Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: Appendix: Rearview Mirror, page 60.

B: 50 cc. A motorcycle has 2 or 3 ten-inch or larger wheels and a motor over 50 cc (or an electric motor of at least 1500 watts). Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: Appendix: Definition of a Motorcycle, page 58.

A: Any class of operator's license, or a valid motorcycle or moped instruction permit. Any class of operator's license or a valid motorcycle or moped instruction permit is required for a moped. Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: Appendix: Mopeds, page 58.

D: In single file and as far right as practicable, except when making a left turn. A moped may only be operated single file and as far to the right as practicable at all times, except when making a left turn. Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: Appendix: Operating a Moped, page 58.

B: 10 inches. A motorized scooter has 2 or 3 wheels less than ten inches in diameter, or a motor under 25 cc, or an electric motor not over 750 watts. Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: Appendix: Motorized Scooter, page 58.

A: Yes, if they have a valid motorcycle license from their state or country of legal residence. Any nonresident with a valid motorcycle license from the state or country of their legal residence may operate a motorcycle. Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: Appendix: Who May Operate a Motorcycle or Moped?, page 59.

C: Right turn. One short blast means left turn, two mean right turn, and three mean pull to the right edge and stop. Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: Appendix: Road Test Instructions - Cycles, page 62.

B: Pull to the right curb or edge of the roadway and stop. Three short blasts mean pull to the right curb or edge of the roadway and stop. Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: Appendix: Road Test Instructions - Cycles, page 62.

D: By switching the headlights to high beam and then back to low beam. The signal to proceed after a stop is the examiner switching headlights to high beam, then low beam. Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: Appendix: Road Test Instructions - Cycles, page 62.

C: $35. The BMV lists the Class C and Motorcycle Permit Examination (written test) fee as $35. Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: Driver's License and Examination Fees.

C: 0.08. Driving with an alcohol level of 0.08 grams per 100 milliliters of blood or 210 liters of breath is the criminal offense of OUI, with immediate license suspension. Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: Know the Law: Summary of Maine's OUI Law, page 60.

B: Six years. Refusal brings an immediate administrative suspension for a period of up to six years. Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Licensing Programs), State of Maine edition, with Supplementary Information for Three-Wheel Motorcycles: "Implied Consent" - What is it All About?, page 61.