Pennsylvania motorcycle permit practice test

A: Between sunrise and sunset only. A Class M permit allows you to ride only between sunrise and sunset. Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): Earning Your License, page 39.

C: Only a properly licensed instructor. Class M learners may not carry any passengers other than a properly licensed instructor. Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): Earning Your License, page 39.

B: A helmet and eye protection. All applicants riding with a permit must wear a helmet and eye protection. Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): Earning Your License, page 39.

A: 6 months from the permit issue date. Riders under 18 must wait the mandatory 6 months from the permit issue date and have the 65-hour certificate before the road test. Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): Earning Your License, page 39.

D: 65. Under-18 applicants need a signed Certificate of Completion for 65 hours of skill-building before the road test. Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): Earning Your License, page 39.

C: The Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program Basic Rider Course. Under-18 applicants must complete the PA Motorcycle Safety Program Basic Rider Course before receiving the Class M license. Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): Earning Your License, page 39.

C: Yes, the course training hours count toward the 65. The training hours from the Basic Rider Course can be counted toward the 65-hour skill-building requirement. Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): Earning Your License, page 39.

A: No more than three times (four permits in total). You may reapply no more than three times in five years (4 permits total) and must pass the knowledge test each time. Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): Earning Your License, page 39.

D: Pass the motorcycle knowledge test. With each reapplication you must successfully pass the motorcycle knowledge test. Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): Earning Your License, page 39.

C: An '8' restriction: no motorcycles over 5 brake horsepower. Testing on a motorcycle of 5 bhp or less adds an '8' restriction, prohibiting motorcycles over 5 brake horsepower. Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): Earning Your License, page 39.

C: You may not operate a two-wheeled motorcycle. Testing on a motorcycle with more than 2 wheels adds a '9' restriction, which prohibits operating a two-wheeled motorcycle. Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): Earning Your License, page 39.

A: Pennsylvania residents with a Class M license or permit. PAMSP offers free rider training courses for Pennsylvania residents with a Class M license or permit. Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): Back cover: Free Rider Training Courses, page back cover.

A: They are issued a motorcycle license. Students on a learner's permit who successfully complete the Basic Rider Course are issued a motorcycle license. Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): Back cover: Free Rider Training Courses, page back cover.

D: Footrests and handholds for the passenger. PA law requires footrests and handholds for the passenger on any motorcycle carrying one, other than in a sidecar or enclosed cab. Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): Carrying Passengers and Cargo: Equipment, page 31.

C: 0.08% or higher. In Pennsylvania you are considered to be driving under the influence if your BAC is .08% or higher. Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): Penalties for Driving While Under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs, page 37.

B: Automatic 1-year suspension, in addition to any DUI suspension. Refusing a breath, blood or urine test brings an automatic one-year suspension, on top of any suspension for a DUI conviction or ARD. Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): Pennsylvania's Implied Consent Law, page 37.

D: 2 years. Altogether, a conviction plus a refusal could lead to a two-year driving privilege suspension. Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): Pennsylvania's Implied Consent Law, page 37.

C: Your license is still suspended for one year for the refusal. Even if you are not found guilty, your driving privilege is suspended for one year if you refuse the test. Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): Pennsylvania's Implied Consent Law, page 37.

B: A 21-year-old who has held a motorcycle license for two full calendar years. The helmet law exempts riders 21+ licensed for at least two full calendar years, or 21+ who have completed an approved safety course. Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): 75 Pa.C.S. § 3525(d).

B: Yes; only passengers 21 or older of an exempt rider are exempt. The passenger of an exempt rider is exempt only if the passenger is 21 or older. Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): 75 Pa.C.S. § 3525(d).

A: Every operator and passenger. No person may operate or ride upon a motorcycle without an approved eye-protective device; the only exceptions are motorized pedalcycles and enclosed-cab three-wheelers. Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): 75 Pa.C.S. § 3525(b).

C: No. No person may operate a motorcycle between lanes of traffic or between adjacent lines or rows of vehicles (police excepted). Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): 75 Pa.C.S. § 3523(c).

B: Two. Motorcycles shall not be operated more than two abreast in a single lane. Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): 75 Pa.C.S. § 3523(d).

A: No; motorcycles are entitled to the full use of a lane. All motorcycles are entitled to full use of a lane, and no motor vehicle may be driven to deprive a motorcycle of it. Pennsylvania Motorcycle Operator Manual (PUB 147): 75 Pa.C.S. § 3523(a).