In Illinois, it could be upgraded to a felony if charged with DUI or a list of other aggravating factors. Not typically, but many states have laws that upgrade a misdemeanor to a felony if there are repeated violations. I say no. Simply driving along without a license is not a felony anywhere. Just drive safe and don't do anything to give them a reason to "upgrade" the charges. I'm not saying they won't take you to jail, I'm just saying it probably wouldn't be a felony.
No... it is a misdemeanor. If you get the class M (motorcycle) endorsement before your court date the judge will likely dismiss it.
Yes, anything over 50cc you need a motorcycle endorsement or license to operate a motorcycle in the state. Anything under 50cc you have to have a valid drivers license or motorcycle license to operate in the state.
It all depends which state you live in. Some states will allow you to register any vehicle without a license and some states will not let you register anything without a license.
Not in the state I live in, probably not legally in your state either. A drivers license and a motorcycle license are 2 different licenses. You will only carry one drivers license with you but it will have the motorcycle operator endorsement on it.
No. Get your license. Once you have your motorcycle license you can ride your motorcycle in any state in the union with a license from any other state. Do not try to do it on a learner's permit.
In the state of Florida you need a special endorsement on your drivers license in order to ride and rent a motorcycle. You must also take and pass a basic rider course to get the endorsement.
Depends on the state
It all depends on the state you live in. For example, in VA it is possible to have a motorcycle license without having a drivers license. If you already have a drivers license, you would get an M-Class endorsement.
depends on state.
Yes, you need to have a motorcycle license for a Cam AM Spyder in the state of Texas.
In Michigan, a motorcycle license is an add on to a drivers license and a moped doesn't require a license. Could vary by state.
To ride a motorcycle in the state of Kentucky, you will need a motorcycle license. A skills test is necessary to pass the exam unless an approved motorcycle safety course has been taken and passed.