That depends on the state. In some, it's as young as 15-1/2.
Yes, in most states, you need to obtain a motorcycle permit before you can get a motorcycle license. The permit allows you to practice riding a motorcycle under certain restrictions before taking the license test.
To obtain a motorcycle permit, you typically need to pass a written exam that tests your knowledge of motorcycle laws and safety regulations. Additionally, you may need to pass a vision test and pay a fee. Once you have your permit, you can practice riding a motorcycle under certain restrictions before obtaining a full motorcycle license.
i believe its the same in any state. 15 years old. check with your local Department of Motor Vehicles.
In California, you can obtain your driver's permit at the age of 15 and a half.
At age 15 (sometimes 16), you can apply for a motorcycle learner's permit, in most states.
Not while the suspension is ongoing
15 years of age in Texas
No but you need to be at least the age if 18.
If you are attempting to get motorcycle insurance that means you probably have a motorcycle and should have a license for it. An insurance company will not provide insurance unless you at least have a motorcycle permit.
First is to get the motorcycle permit then after that, take the motorcycle/road test at least age 21 and above.
In California, you can obtain a permit when you meet the eligibility requirements set by the state, such as age and completion of required training.
No but you need to be at least the age if 18.