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C: A valid driver's license with a motorcycle (M) endorsement. In DC you must have a valid driver's license with a motorcycle (M) endorsement to operate a motorcycle. District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles Motorcycle Operator Manual: District of Columbia Motorcycle Operator Manual (PDF p. 3).

C: 18. You may obtain an M endorsement if you are at least 18, hold a valid DC driver's license, and pass the knowledge and skills requirements. District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles Motorcycle Operator Manual: District of Columbia Motorcycle Operator Manual (PDF p. 3).

B: A valid DC driver's license. The M endorsement is added to a valid DC driver's license. District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles Motorcycle Operator Manual: District of Columbia Motorcycle Operator Manual (PDF p. 3).

C: After passing the motorcycle knowledge test, if you will take the DC DMV motorcycle demonstration skills test. You must obtain a DC motorcycle learner's permit after passing the knowledge test if you are taking the DC DMV demonstration skills test. District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles Motorcycle Operator Manual: Service Locations (PDF p. 3).

C: 6 months. Customers who passed the DC knowledge test and completed the required Motorcycle Demonstration Course within the last 6 months can obtain the M endorsement online. District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles Motorcycle Operator Manual: Motorcycle Endorsement.

B: $20. After DMV approves the Motorcycle Demonstration Course, you pay a $20 fee online to add the M endorsement. District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles Motorcycle Operator Manual: Motorcycle Endorsement.

D: In any U.S. (including territories) or Canadian jurisdiction, within six months of applying. The chart accepts a demonstration course in any U.S. or Canadian jurisdiction if completed within six months of the application and a completion certificate is presented. District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles Motorcycle Operator Manual: Motorcycle: License Required.

C: Any one of: over 50 cc, able to exceed 35 mph, over 1.5 brake hp, wheels under 16 inches, or a manual transmission. DC treats a 2- or 3-wheeled motor vehicle as a motorcycle if it has one or more of these five characteristics. District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles Motorcycle Operator Manual: District of Columbia Motorcycle Operator Manual (PDF p. 3).

B: It is considered a motorcycle, so the rider needs a motorcycle endorsement. Any motor-driven cycle or motorized bicycle driven at speeds over 30 mph is considered a motorcycle and requires an M endorsement. District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles Motorcycle Operator Manual: Motorcycle Endorsement: definitions.

B: A 2- or 3-wheeled vehicle with a motor of at most 50 cc, top speed no greater than 30 mph unassisted, and no clutch or gear shifting. A motor-driven cycle has a seat, 2-3 wheels, a motor of max 50 cc (or equivalent) with max speed 30 mph unassisted, and an automatic drive with no clutch or gear shift. District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles Motorcycle Operator Manual: Motorcycle Endorsement: definitions.

B: 20 mph. A motorized bicycle has pedals, wheels at least 16 inches, and a motor incapable of more than 20 mph on level ground. District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles Motorcycle Operator Manual: Motorcycle Endorsement: definitions.

C: Yes. The chart lists 'Helmet Required: Yes' for motorcycles, citing 18 DCMR § 2215.3. District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles Motorcycle Operator Manual: Motorcycle: Helmet Required.

B: A helmet with a U.S. Department of Transportation certification. DC DMV advises always wearing a helmet with U.S. DOT certification. District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles Motorcycle Operator Manual: Motorcycle Safety Tips.

C: $52. The chart lists motorcycle registration by DMV as required, $52 (motor-driven cycles $30). District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles Motorcycle Operator Manual: Motorcycle: Registration by DMV.

D: No. The chart lists inspection as not required for motorcycles (18 DCMR §§ 601.4(l), 601.6), while insurance and registration are required. District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles Motorcycle Operator Manual: Motorcycle: Inspection Required.

C: Yes. The DMV chart lists insurance as required for motorcycles. District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles Motorcycle Operator Manual: Motorcycle: Insurance Required.

D: No, neither. The DMV chart lists motorcycles as not permitted on sidewalks or in bike lanes. District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles Motorcycle Operator Manual: Motorcycle: Permitted on Sidewalk / Bike Lanes.

D: Avoid riding between lanes of slow or stopped traffic, and do not pass or ride on the shoulder. DC DMV advises avoiding riding between lanes of slow-moving or stopped traffic and not passing or riding on the shoulder. District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles Motorcycle Operator Manual: Motorcycle Safety Tips.

D: Convert it at a DC DMV service center with the required documents and a vision test, surrendering the out-of-state license. A valid out-of-state motorcycle license or endorsement can be converted at a service center: apply, prove identity, SSN and residency, pass the vision test, pay fees and surrender the old license. District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles Motorcycle Operator Manual: Convert an Out-of-State Motorcycle License or Endorsement.