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B: 14. The Oklahoma license chart lists the Motorcycle License Only with a minimum age of 14. Motorcycle Operator Manual (Motorcycle Safety Foundation), as linked by the Oklahoma Driver Manual: Chapter 1: License types (Motorcycle License Only), page 7.

C: 300 cc. Riders under 16 are restricted to a motor scooter or motorcycle with piston displacement of no more than 300 cc. Motorcycle Operator Manual (Motorcycle Safety Foundation), as linked by the Oklahoma Driver Manual: Chapter 1: License types (Motorcycle License Only), page 7.

C: Between 4:30 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.. Riders under 16 may ride only between 4:30 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. Motorcycle Operator Manual (Motorcycle Safety Foundation), as linked by the Oklahoma Driver Manual: Chapter 1: License types (Motorcycle License Only), page 7.

B: No. Riders under 16 on a motorcycle-only license cannot carry a passenger. Motorcycle Operator Manual (Motorcycle Safety Foundation), as linked by the Oklahoma Driver Manual: Chapter 1: License types (Motorcycle License Only), page 7.

A: Highways with a posted minimum speed limit, such as interstates or turnpikes. Over 150 cc but not over 300 cc, the young rider may drive the posted limit but not on a highway with a posted minimum speed, such as an interstate or turnpike. Motorcycle Operator Manual (Motorcycle Safety Foundation), as linked by the Oklahoma Driver Manual: Chapter 1: License types (Motorcycle License Only), page 7.

B: They may not exceed 35 mph. If the scooter or motorcycle is less than 150 cc, the rider may not exceed 35 mph and cannot ride on a highway with a posted minimum speed. Motorcycle Operator Manual (Motorcycle Safety Foundation), as linked by the Oklahoma Driver Manual: Restriction codes: 0 = Motorcycle only, page 14.

C: Automatically at 16. The restrictions are automatically lifted at 16 (though the helmet requirement continues until 18). Motorcycle Operator Manual (Motorcycle Safety Foundation), as linked by the Oklahoma Driver Manual: Restriction codes: 0 = Motorcycle only, page 14.

C: A certified state-approved motorcycle basic rider course. Effective August 26, 2016, those under 18 must complete a certified state-approved motorcycle basic rider course. Motorcycle Operator Manual (Motorcycle Safety Foundation), as linked by the Oklahoma Driver Manual: Chapter 1: License types (Motorcycle License / Learner Permit), page 7.

C: Anyone under 18 years of age. The Oklahoma Driver Manual states a helmet is required for anyone under 18. Motorcycle Operator Manual (Motorcycle Safety Foundation), as linked by the Oklahoma Driver Manual: Chapter 1: License types (Motorcycle Learner Permit), page 7.

A: 14. The chart lists the Motorcycle License Permit with a minimum age of 14. Motorcycle Operator Manual (Motorcycle Safety Foundation), as linked by the Oklahoma Driver Manual: Chapter 1: License types (Motorcycle License Permit), page 7.

D: A parent, legal guardian or any person 21 or older with a valid Oklahoma license with motorcycle endorsement who keeps visual contact. The learner must receive instruction from a parent, legal guardian or person 21+ with an Oklahoma license with motorcycle endorsement who has visual contact with the operator. Motorcycle Operator Manual (Motorcycle Safety Foundation), as linked by the Oklahoma Driver Manual: Chapter 1: License types (Motorcycle License Permit); Restriction 'A', page 7.

B: 30 days after the permit is issued. The learner restriction can be removed 30 days after the permit is issued; 14-15-year-olds must hold the permit at least 30 days before the driving test. Motorcycle Operator Manual (Motorcycle Safety Foundation), as linked by the Oklahoma Driver Manual: Chapter 1: License types (Motorcycle License Permit), page 7.

D: Motorcycle learner. Restriction 'A' is the motorcycle learner restriction. Motorcycle Operator Manual (Motorcycle Safety Foundation), as linked by the Oklahoma Driver Manual: Restriction codes, page 14.

B: To sign and accept financial and legal responsibility if the rider violates the law, damages property or causes injury. The parent or guardian must sign, agree the conditions will be complied with, and assume financial and legal responsibility. Motorcycle Operator Manual (Motorcycle Safety Foundation), as linked by the Oklahoma Driver Manual: Chapter 1: License types (Motorcycle License Permit), page 7.

B: By showing proof of successfully completing a Motorcycle Safety Foundation rider course. Service Oklahoma may waive the knowledge and skills tests with proof of successful completion of a Motorcycle Safety Foundation rider course. Motorcycle Operator Manual (Motorcycle Safety Foundation), as linked by the Oklahoma Driver Manual: Chapter 1: License types (Motorcycle Endorsement / Permit), page 7.

C: Vision, written and skills tests. You must meet the vision, written and skills test requirements and prove you can operate a cycle safely on the driving test. Motorcycle Operator Manual (Motorcycle Safety Foundation), as linked by the Oklahoma Driver Manual: Chapter 1: License types (Motorcycle License Only), page 7.

B: ANSI-approved goggles or face shield material. Motorcycles must have a windshield that protects the operator from foreign objects; otherwise the operator must wear ANSI-approved goggles or face shield material. Motorcycle Operator Manual (Motorcycle Safety Foundation), as linked by the Oklahoma Driver Manual: Sharing the Road with Motorcycles: Windshields, page 53.

B: An M endorsement. All operators of motorcycles must have an M endorsement on their driver license. Motorcycle Operator Manual (Motorcycle Safety Foundation), as linked by the Oklahoma Driver Manual: Sharing the Road with Motorcycles, page 53.

C: At least three seconds. Allow at least a three-second following distance so the rider has time to maneuver or stop. Motorcycle Operator Manual (Motorcycle Safety Foundation), as linked by the Oklahoma Driver Manual: Techniques for Sharing the Road with Motorcycles, page 53.

A: No, riders need the lane's full width and drivers should not try to share it. Motorcycles have the right to use the lane, riders need its full width, and drivers should not try to share a lane with a motorcycle. Motorcycle Operator Manual (Motorcycle Safety Foundation), as linked by the Oklahoma Driver Manual: Sharing the Road with Motorcycles, page 53.