Minnesota motorcycle permit test
Practice for the Minnesota motorcycle knowledge test: the state's own motorcycle rules plus national riding-safety questions from the Motorcycle Operator Manual.
Minnesota motorcycle rules
Each rule comes from an official state source. Rules change — check the current manual before your test.
- In Minnesota, who must wear a DOT-approved helmet on a motorcycle? Operators and passengers under 18, and anyone riding on a permit
- In Minnesota, which motorcyclists are required to wear protective eyewear such as glasses, goggles or a face shield? All motorcyclists
- In Minnesota, a motorcycle instruction permit is valid for: 1 year
- In Minnesota, which restriction applies to a motorcycle permit holder? May not ride at night
- In Minnesota, may a motorcycle instruction permit holder ride on the interstate highway? Yes, it has been allowed since August 1, 2018
- In Minnesota, when must a motorcycle's headlight be on? At all times while riding
- In Minnesota, what must you do if your motorcycle instruction permit expires? Retake the written test and pay the fee for a new permit
- In Minnesota, a passenger may ride on a motorcycle only if he or she: Can reach the footrests on each side