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Motorcycle Driver License

Most states require a special license, or license endorsement, to operate a motorcycle. In West Virginia, for example, riders are required to have either a Class F motorcycle only driver's license or a motorcycle endorsement (F) on their driver's license. Check the laws of your individual state.

 

 

 

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