Texas motorcycle permit practice test

C: A TDLR-approved motorcycle operator training course. Texas law requires all applicants to pass a TDLR-approved motorcycle operator training course before applying for licensing. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Licensing and Operation, page 3.

A: Out-of-state applicants who already hold a motorcycle license. Out-of-state applicants who hold a motorcycle license are not required to show proof of course completion. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Licensing and Operation, page 3.

D: FMVSS 218. Helmets meeting Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 218 are required for operators and passengers. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Helmet and Passengers, page 3.

B: A rider 21 or older who completed a TDLR-approved course or is covered by medical insurance. Persons 21 or older are exempt if they completed an approved course or are covered by medical insurance; everyone else must wear a helmet. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Helmet and Passengers, page 3.

B: Yes, the exemption applies only at 21 or older. The helmet exemption is only for persons 21 or older who meet the course or medical insurance requirement. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Helmet and Passengers, page 3.

A: The insurer's name, the policy number and the policy period. Proof must be a card or certificate with the insurer's name, policy number and policy period. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Helmet and Passengers, page 3.

C: Only if the motorcycle has a permanent passenger seat, footrests and handholds. A passenger may be carried only if the motorcycle is equipped with a permanent passenger seat, footrests and handholds. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Helmet and Passengers, page 3.

B: Motorcycles manufactured after 1975. Motorcycles manufactured after 1975 must be ridden with the headlight on. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Helmet and Passengers, page 3.

D: Restricted to three-wheel motorcycles only. Transportation Code §521.148 restricts persons who complete a three-wheel course to operating only three-wheel motorcycles. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Licensing and Operation, page 3.

B: A Class M license. The Class M requirement also applies to operators of three-wheel motorcycles, motor-driven cycles and mopeds. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Licensing and Operation, page 3.

B: By presenting a TDLR-approved course completion certificate. The Class M knowledge test is waived for persons who completed a TDLR-approved course and present the certificate. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Adult Motorcycle Operator Licensing, page 3.

B: Applicants for a Class M license restricted to operating a moped. Only applicants for a Class M license restricted to a moped are required by statute to take the Class M knowledge test. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Adult Motorcycle Operator Licensing, page 3.

C: Applicants 18 or older with a valid course certificate and an unrestricted Class A, B or C license. The skills test is waived for persons 18 or older who present a valid course certificate and hold an unrestricted Class A, B or C license. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Adult Motorcycle Operator Licensing, page 3.

B: No, minors must pass a skills test. Minors 15 through 17 are not eligible for the skills test waiver and must pass a motorcycle skills test. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Requirements for Licensing Minors, page 4.

D: Two years from the date of issuance. The course completion certificate is valid for licensing for two years from the date it is issued. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Adult Motorcycle Operator Licensing, page 3.

B: A passenger vehicle and a licensed driver to transport the examiner. Applicants must provide their own motorcycle plus a passenger vehicle and licensed driver to transport the examiner, with proof of insurance for both. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Skills Test and Waiver Information, page 4.

B: Control, observation, positioning and signaling. The skills test scores control, observation, positioning and signaling. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Skills Test and Waiver Information, page 4.

C: Make it as close as practicable to the right-hand curb or edge. The approach and the right turn must be made as close as practicable to the right-hand curb or edge; a position right of center in the lane complies. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Skills Test and Waiver Information, page 4.

A: The entire classroom phase of a driver education course. Minors must complete the classroom phase of driver education and should obtain a Class C learner or unrestricted Class C license before the course. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Requirements for Licensing Minors, page 4.

B: 250cc or less. Minors under 16 can only be licensed for motorcycles of no more than 250cc piston displacement (restriction code I). Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Requirements for Licensing Minors, page 4.

D: I. The 250cc restriction is shown by restriction code 'I' and may be removed after the rider turns 16. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Requirements for Licensing Minors, page 4.

A: An Adult Driver Education course. Adults 18 through 24 without a current driver license of any class must complete an Adult Driver Education course. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Adult Motorcycle Operator Licensing, page 3.

A: Through the County Tax Assessor-Collector in their county of residence. Motorcycles and mopeds ridden on public roads must be registered through the County Tax Assessor-Collector. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Registration, page 5.

C: When the vehicle is registered and when getting an original driver license. Proof of liability insurance is required when the vehicle is registered, inspected, or when obtaining an original Texas driver license. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Insurance, page 5.

B: $500 to $750. Parking, standing or stopping in a disabled space without a disabled plate or placard carries a $500-$750 fine. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Disabled Parking, page 6.

A: Lane sharing is usually prohibited; cars and motorcycles need a full lane. Cars and motorcycles need a full lane; lane sharing is usually prohibited and riding between rows of cars leaves you vulnerable. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Lane Sharing, page 21.

C: Immediately behind the rider. Children should be placed immediately behind the rider; a child in front can't balance and may interfere with control. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Preparing Your Passenger to Ride, page 38.

C: Brake, head lamp, reflector and rear lamp. Texas requires mopeds to have a brake, head lamp, reflector and rear lamp. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Equipment, page 2.

D: A steering wheel and a seat you do not straddle. An auto cycle has no more than three wheels on the ground, a steering wheel, a non-straddle seat and federal motorcycle certification. Texas Motorcycle Operator Training Manual (TDLR): Auto Cycle, page 4.