South Carolina motorcycle permit practice test

D: 15. You must be at least 15 and pass the knowledge test (and vision test, if applicable) to get a motorcycle beginner's permit. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Types of Motorcycle and Moped Licenses, page 1-3.

D: During daylight hours. The permit lets you ride unaccompanied in daylight; at night you must be accompanied by a qualified motorcycle-licensed rider. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Types of Motorcycle and Moped Licenses, page 1-3.

B: A motorcycle-licensed rider 21 or older with at least one year of driving experience. At night the permittee must be accompanied by a motorcycle-licensed driver 21+ with at least a year of experience, within a safe viewing distance. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Types of Motorcycle and Moped Licenses, page 1-3.

A: 12 months. The Class M beginner's permit is valid for a 12-month period. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Types of Motorcycle and Moped Licenses, page 1-3.

A: Make a genuine attempt to pass the motorcycle skills test. A motorcycle permit cannot be renewed without a bona fide attempt to pass the motorcycle skills test. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Types of Motorcycle and Moped Licenses, page 1-3.

D: You must complete an SCDMV-authorized motorcycle safety course and retest as part of it. After three or more failures at SCDMV branches, you must complete an authorized safety course and take the test in the course; you can't test again at a branch. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Types of Motorcycle and Moped Licenses, page 1-3.

B: A driver education course. If you are 15 or 16, you must pass a driver education course before applying for your motorcycle license. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Types of Motorcycle and Moped Licenses, page 1-3.

B: Consent for Minor (SCDMV Form 447-CM). Applicants under 18 need a Consent for Minor form (447-CM) signed by a licensed person listed in SC Code 56-1-100(A). SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Types of Motorcycle and Moped Licenses, page 1-3.

D: 30 days. SCDMV accepts an MSF skills test certificate if you were tested by an approved, contracted third-party tester within 30 days of application. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: How to Obtain Your Motorcycle License or Permit, page 1-2.

C: Yes, if you don't want a permit first. If you already have a valid license in a different class, you may try the knowledge and skills tests the same day without getting a permit first. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: How to Obtain Your Motorcycle License or Permit, page 1-2.

C: Any class of license except a Class G moped license. A motorcycle license is not required for a three-wheel motorcycle; any class except Class G will do. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Types of Motorcycles, page 1-5.

B: You may only operate a two-wheel motorcycle with a sidecar attached. With the S3 restriction you must have a sidecar attached to the two-wheel motorcycle; you cannot ride a two-wheeler without it. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Types of Motorcycles, page 1-5.

A: The motorcycle knowledge test. A moped license applicant must pass an eye exam and the motorcycle knowledge test; SCDMV does not require a skills test for a moped. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Types of Motorcycle and Moped Licenses, page 1-4.

D: Accompaniment by a licensed driver 21+ with at least one year of experience. Moped license holders under 16 may ride alone only in daylight; at night they must be accompanied by a licensed driver 21+ with one year of experience, as a passenger or within safe viewing distance. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: The Moped Operator, page 1-6.

B: Operators under 21. The law requires moped operators under 21 to wear protective helmets and goggles or a face shield. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Moped Safety, page 1-7.

B: No, but you should check them before every trip. Mopeds do not have to undergo an annual inspection, but you should check them before each trip. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Moped Safety, page 1-7.

A: Operators and passengers under 21. SC requires motorcycle operators and passengers under 21 to wear approved helmets at all times while riding. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Specific Rules of the Road for Motorcycles: Under 21 Laws, page 1-12.

C: A neck or chin strap and reflectorization on both sides. The helmet must be equipped with a neck or chin strap and be reflectorized on both sides. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Specific Rules of the Road for Motorcycles: Under 21 Laws, page 1-12.

B: Operators under 21. SC requires operators under 21 to wear goggles or a face shield. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Specific Rules of the Road for Motorcycles: Under 21 Laws, page 1-13.

B: Whenever riding on public streets or highways. When operating on public streets or highways you must have the headlights on and burning. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Specific Rules of the Road for Motorcycles: Operational Laws, page 1-13.

D: Footrests for the passenger, and a design for more than one person. You may carry a passenger only if the motorcycle is designed for more than one person, and it must have footrests for the passenger. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Specific Rules of the Road for Motorcycles: Passenger Carrying Laws, page 1-13.

D: Astride the seat, able to reach the footrests with both feet. A passenger must straddle the seat and be able to reach the footrests with both feet. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Specific Rules of the Road for Motorcycles: Passenger Carrying Laws, page 1-13.

C: No; you may not ride between lanes or rows of vehicles. Operating a motorcycle between lanes of traffic or between rows of vehicles is not allowed, except for police officers on duty. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Specific Rules of the Road for Motorcycles: Lane Usage Laws, page 1-14.

A: Two. Motorcycles are not to be operated more than two abreast in a single lane. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Specific Rules of the Road for Motorcycles: Lane Usage Laws, page 1-14.

D: 120 seconds. A motorcyclist may proceed on a steady red after a full stop of 120 seconds (two minutes), treating the signal as a stop sign and proceeding only when safe. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Two Minute Law, page 1-14.

D: Carry a package that keeps them from keeping both hands on the handlebars. You may not operate a motorcycle while carrying any package or article that prevents you from keeping both hands on the handlebars. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Specific Rules of the Road for Motorcycles: Operational Laws, page 1-13.

C: At least one but not more than two. A street-legal motorcycle should have at least one but not more than two white headlights. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Street-Legal Motorcycle, page 1-10.

B: 0.15% or higher. Riders 21 or older with a BAC reading of 0.15% or higher (0.02% or higher for under 21) can have their license automatically suspended. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Alcohol and the Law, page 1-11.

A: 6 months. You can lose your driving privileges for 6 months if you refuse to take a BAC test. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Alcohol and the Law, page 1-11.

C: 0.02% or higher. Under 21, a BAC reading of 0.02% or higher can bring an automatic suspension. SC Motorcycle and Moped Operator Manual: Alcohol and the Law, page 1-11.