South Dakota motorcycle permit practice test

B: 14. You must be at least 14 and pass the vision and knowledge (car/truck and motorcycle) tests. South Dakota Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Motorcycle Operator Manual 18th Edition with South Dakota section): DLM: Motorcycle Instruction Permit (Under 18 years of age), page 9.

C: Both the car/truck and the motorcycle knowledge tests, plus vision. Applicants pass the vision test and the knowledge tests for car/truck and motorcycle. South Dakota Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Motorcycle Operator Manual 18th Edition with South Dakota section): DLM: Motorcycle Instruction Permit, page 9.

D: 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.. The permit holder may ride from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. when properly accompanied. South Dakota Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Motorcycle Operator Manual 18th Edition with South Dakota section): DLM: Motorcycle Instruction Permit (Restrictions), page 9.

C: A motorcycle-licensed driver at least 18 with one year of experience, riding another motorcycle. The supervisor must hold a motorcycle license, be at least 18, have at least one year of driving experience and ride another motorcycle along with the permit holder. South Dakota Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Motorcycle Operator Manual 18th Edition with South Dakota section): DLM: Motorcycle Instruction Permit (Restrictions), page 9.

B: No. No Motorcycle Instruction Permit holder may carry another person on the motorcycle. South Dakota Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Motorcycle Operator Manual 18th Edition with South Dakota section): DLM: Motorcycle Instruction Permit (Restrictions), page 9.

D: One year (or until legal-presence documents expire, if sooner). The permit is valid for one year or until the expiration of documents authorizing presence in the U.S., whichever is first. South Dakota Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Motorcycle Operator Manual 18th Edition with South Dakota section): DLM: Motorcycle Instruction Permit, page 9.

D: 275 days. Minors must hold the permit continuously for 275 days, or 180 days with an approved driver education course. South Dakota Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Motorcycle Operator Manual 18th Edition with South Dakota section): DLM: Motorcycle Instruction Permit (Under 18 years of age), page 9.

C: 180 days. Completing an approved driver education course reduces the holding period to 180 days. South Dakota Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Motorcycle Operator Manual 18th Edition with South Dakota section): DLM: Motorcycle Instruction Permit (Under 18 years of age), page 9.

D: Riding alone from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. with parent/guardian permission. The Restricted Minor's Permit lets the holder ride from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. with the permission of a parent or legal guardian. South Dakota Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Motorcycle Operator Manual 18th Edition with South Dakota section): DLM: Motorcycle Restricted Minor's Permit, page 9.

A: A motorcycle drive test. The Restricted Minor's Permit requires vision, knowledge tests, a motorcycle drive test, the permit requirements and no traffic convictions in the past six months. South Dakota Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Motorcycle Operator Manual 18th Edition with South Dakota section): DLM: Motorcycle Restricted Minor's Permit, page 9.

D: At least 6 months. The holder must drive on the Restricted Permit for at least 6 months before applying for the operator's license. South Dakota Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Motorcycle Operator Manual 18th Edition with South Dakota section): DLM: Motorcycle Restricted Minor's Permit, page 9.

D: 16. You must be at least 16 and pass vision, knowledge and motorcycle driving tests with no traffic convictions in the past six months. South Dakota Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Motorcycle Operator Manual 18th Edition with South Dakota section): DLM: Motorcycle Operator's License, page 9.

A: 80% or higher. DPS requires a knowledge test score of 80% or higher, along with a vision test and motorcycle driving test. South Dakota Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Motorcycle Operator Manual 18th Edition with South Dakota section): DPS: South Dakota Motorcycle License Information (web page).

C: When the pavement is not dry. The pavement must be dry to conduct a motorcycle driving test; wear a helmet, boots and leathers for the test. South Dakota Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Motorcycle Operator Manual 18th Edition with South Dakota section): DPS: South Dakota Motorcycle License Information (web page).

D: Present a Motorcycle Safety Foundation course card (valid for one year). The knowledge test is waived with an MSF course card, which waives testing for one year. South Dakota Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Motorcycle Operator Manual 18th Edition with South Dakota section): Teen GDL Class 2 Motorcycle brochure: Instruction Permit, page 1.

A: A moped has an engine no larger than 50cc with no clutching or shifting; 51cc or more is a motorcycle. A moped has an engine no larger than 50 cc and doesn't require clutching or shifting; a motorcycle has 51 cc or more and needs a motorcycle permit or license. South Dakota Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Motorcycle Operator Manual 18th Edition with South Dakota section): Teen GDL Class 2 Motorcycle brochure: FAQ's, page 2.

C: A Restricted Permit or full driver's license (valid Operator's License). A moped may be driven with a Restricted Permit or full driver's license; the DLM says moped operators must have a valid Operator's License. South Dakota Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Motorcycle Operator Manual 18th Edition with South Dakota section): Teen GDL Class 2 Motorcycle brochure: FAQ's; DLM: Moped Operators, page 2.

C: Motorcycle and moped operators and passengers younger than 18. All motorcycle and moped operators and passengers younger than 18 must wear helmets. South Dakota Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Motorcycle Operator Manual 18th Edition with South Dakota section): Teen GDL Class 2 Motorcycle brochure: FAQ's, page 2.

A: The permit is suspended for 30 days. A permit or license is suspended for 30 days if a holder under 16 is convicted of a traffic violation or of violating permit restrictions. South Dakota Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Motorcycle Operator Manual 18th Edition with South Dakota section): Teen GDL Class 2 Motorcycle brochure: Penalties, page 1.

D: Only immediate family or household members. For the first 6 months, no passengers except immediate family or household members; after that one non-family passenger under 18 is allowed. South Dakota Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Motorcycle Operator Manual 18th Edition with South Dakota section): Teen GDL Class 2 Motorcycle brochure: Passenger Limit, page 1.

D: $38.00. The current Driver License Manual and DPS fee page list the motorcycle instruction permit at $38.00. South Dakota Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Motorcycle Operator Manual 18th Edition with South Dakota section): DLM: Motorcycle Instruction Permit, page 9.

B: They need one if they live in South Dakota more than 90 days. You must have a South Dakota license if you live there more than 90 days (CDL holders within 30 days). South Dakota Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Motorcycle Operator Manual 18th Edition with South Dakota section): General Information (motorcycle manual), page 2.

C: It is usually prohibited; cars and motorcycles need a full lane. Cars and motorcycles need a full lane to operate safely; lane sharing is usually prohibited. South Dakota Motorcycle Operator Manual (MSF Motorcycle Operator Manual 18th Edition with South Dakota section): Lane Sharing, page 16.