Michigan motorcycle permit test
Practice for the Michigan motorcycle knowledge test: the state's own motorcycle rules plus national riding-safety questions from the Motorcycle Operator Manual.
Michigan motorcycle rules
Each rule comes from an official state source. Rules change — check the current manual before your test.
- In Michigan, a motorcycle operator may ride without a helmet only if, among other conditions, he or she is at least: 21 years old
- In Michigan, to ride without a helmet, an operator 21 or older must have first-party medical benefits insurance of at least: $20,000
- In Michigan, a motorcycle Temporary Instruction Permit (TIP) lets you legally ride for: 180 days
- In Michigan, a TIP holder must ride under the constant visual supervision of a licensed motorcycle operator who is at least: 18 years old
- In Michigan, when may a TIP holder ride a motorcycle? Only during the day
- In Michigan, what is the motorcycle endorsement on a driver's license called? CY endorsement
- In Michigan, motorcycle handlebars may not be higher than how many inches from the lowest point of the undepressed saddle? 30 inches
- In Michigan, eye protection (goggles, glasses or a face shield) is required on a motorcycle without a windshield when riding faster than: 35 mph