Vermont motorcycle permit test
Practice for the Vermont motorcycle knowledge test: the state's own motorcycle rules plus national riding-safety questions from the Motorcycle Operator Manual.
Vermont motorcycle rules
Each rule comes from an official state source. Rules change — check the current manual before your test.
- In Vermont, who must wear protective headgear when operating or riding a motorcycle on a highway? Every operator and passenger, regardless of age
- In Vermont, when is a motorcycle operator NOT required to wear eye glasses, goggles or a face shield? When a windshield is present
- In Vermont, how long is a Motorcycle Learner Permit valid? 120 days
- In Vermont, when may a Motorcycle Learner Permit holder operate a motorcycle? During daylight hours only
- In Vermont, may a Motorcycle Learner Permit holder carry a passenger? No, carrying any passengers is not allowed
- In Vermont, high-rise handlebars are not permitted if the hand grips are more than how high above the saddle? 15 inches
- In Vermont, what happens when you complete the 15-hour Vermont Rider Education Program course? The DMV skills test is waived and the Department provides a motorcycle endorsement
- In Vermont, may two motorcycles ride side by side in the same lane of traffic? No, they shall not be operated beside each other in the same lane