Michigan motorcycle permit practice test

A: 180 days. A TIP allows you to legally operate a motorcycle for 180 days. Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Operating with a temporary instruction permit, page 3.

C: Two. Only two TIPs will be issued during a 10-year period (MCL 257.306(5)). Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Operating with a temporary instruction permit, page 3.

B: A licensed motorcycle operator at least 18, with constant visual supervision. A TIP requires constant visual supervision by a licensed motorcycle operator who is at least 18. Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Operating with a temporary instruction permit, page 3.

A: Riding at night. TIP holders may not ride at night or carry passengers, and must carry the permit and be supervised. Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Operating with a temporary instruction permit, page 3.

D: Pass a rider education course. If your second TIP expires before the skills test, you must pass a rider education course to get the endorsement. Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Motorcycle temporary instruction permit, page 3.

C: Two. The rider skills test can only be attempted twice; failing the second attempt means you must pass an MSF Basic Rider Course. Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): What to expect during the rider skills test, page 4.

B: At least 24 hours. The second attempt cannot be scheduled until at least 24 hours after the first, and must be completed before your TIP expires. Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): What to expect during the rider skills test, page 4.

B: The test will not be given. The skills test will not be given if you are not wearing a U.S. DOT-approved, labeled and properly fastened helmet. Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): What to expect during the rider skills test, page 4.

A: 18. To get the endorsement by taking the rider skills test you must be at least 18; teens must complete a rider education course. Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Applying for a motorcycle endorsement: Motorcycle temporary instruction permit, page 2.

D: A Level 2 or Level 3 graduated license and an approved rider education course. Teens must be at least 16, hold a Level 2 or 3 GDL license and complete an approved rider education course. Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Applying for a motorcycle endorsement: Teens, page 2.

B: Not more than $250. A first violation of MCL 257.312a(1) is a civil infraction with a fine of not more than $250; repeat violations are misdemeanors. Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Motorcycle endorsement, page 1.

A: No. A three-wheel endorsement is restricted to three-wheeled motorcycles and does not permit operation of a two-wheeler. Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Three-wheeled motorcycle endorsement, page 2.

D: Waives both tests. The knowledge test and rider skills test requirements are waived if you pass an approved motorcycle rider education course. Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Knowledge test, page 3.

D: $20,000/$40,000 public liability and $10,000 property damage. You need proof of insurance for at least $20,000/$40,000 public liability and $10,000 property damage. Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Michigan motorcycle registration requirements, page 9.

B: Riders under 21. A helmet is required if you are under 21, taking a rider education course or taking a rider skills test (MCL 257.658(5)). Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Section Two: Equipment (helmet law), page 13.

B: At least $20,000 in first-party medical benefits. Riders 21+ need both the experience/course requirement and at least $20,000 in first-party medical benefits to ride without a helmet. Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Section Two: Equipment (helmet law), page 13.

A: More than two years. The exemption requires having the CY endorsement for longer than two years, or having passed an approved rider education course. Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Section Two: Equipment (helmet law), page 13.

D: Under 19. A moped operator less than 19 years of age must wear a crash helmet (MCL 257.658(4)). Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Helmet use; moped, page 13.

B: When riding over 35 mph on a motorcycle without a windshield. An operator going faster than 35 mph on a motorcycle without a windshield must wear goggles, eyeglasses or a shatter-resistant face shield (MCL 257.708a). Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Windshields, goggles, eyeglasses, or face shields, page 15.

B: Motorcycles with engines smaller than 125 cc, and mopeds. A person may not operate a motorcycle with less than a 125 cc engine, or a moped, on a limited access highway (MCL 257.679a). Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Limited access highways, page 13.

D: There is a seat and secure footrests for them, and their feet can reach the footrests. A motorcycle must have adequate seats and secure footrests for each seating position, and a passenger's feet must be able to rest on them (unless a permanent disability prevents it). Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Seats and foot rests, page 13.

D: No higher than 30 inches above the lowest point of the seat. Handlebars may not be higher than 30 inches from the lowest point of the undepressed saddle to the highest point of the handgrip (MCL 257.661a). Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Handlebars of motorcycle, page 13.

B: Two: one on the front wheel and one on the rear wheel. A motorcycle or moped on a highway must have at least 2 brakes, one on the front wheel and one on the rear wheel (MCL 257.705). Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Brake equipment, page 14.

A: Not less than 200 feet. The horn must be audible under normal conditions from not less than 200 feet (MCL 257.706). Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Horn or other warning device, page 14.

D: On a helmet or visor securely attached to the operator's head. Rearview mirrors may be positioned on the helmet or visor worn by the operator if the helmet is securely attached to the operator's head (MCL 257.708). Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Mirrors, page 15.

D: 1/32 inch, front and rear. For motorcycles and mopeds the minimum allowable tread level is 1/32 inch front and rear (MCL 257.710). Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Tires, page 15.

B: A package that prevents keeping both hands on the handlebars. An operator may not carry any package, bundle or article that prevents keeping both hands on the handlebars (MCL 257.661). Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Carrying packages, page 13.

B: 0.17. Michigan law treats 0.08 or more as operating while intoxicated and 0.17 or more as high BAC. Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Drugs and Alcohol: Operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, page 12.

D: Six months (restricted license possible after 30 days). The laws require a six-month suspension even for a first conviction; the driver may be eligible for a restricted license after 30 days. Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Drugs and Alcohol: Operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, page 12.

C: A vehicle of 100 cc or less that can't exceed 30 mph and doesn't need gear shifting. A moped has a motor of no more than 100 cc, cannot go faster than 30 mph on a level surface, and doesn't require shifting gears (MCL 257.32b). Michigan Motorcycle Operator Manual (SOS-116): Types of two- and three-wheeled vehicles, page 11.