From chapters 1 and 2 of the Massachusetts Motorcycle Manual

Massachusetts Motorcycle Licensing and Gear Practice Test

Permits, road tests, mopeds, helmets, eye protection and checks.

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Your limited use vehicle is a small four-wheeled passenger vehicle. Which license class do you need?

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Licensing Requirements: Licenses and Minors
You may apply for a Massachusetts Class M license from age 16½. p. 7
Licensing Requirements: Permits
To get a Massachusetts Class M learner's permit you must be at least 16, apply, show ID, pay a fee and pass a knowledge test (applicants without a Class D license pass both the Class D and Class M tests). p. 7
Licensing Requirements: Permits
In Massachusetts, a permit holder who fails the motorcycle road test twice must complete an approved rider training program before scheduling another road test or MREP. p. 7
Road Test Equipment
For the Massachusetts Class M road test the motorcycle must be safe, registered and carry a valid inspection sticker (Massachusetts motorcycles are inspected every year). p. 9
Limited Use Vehicles and Trikes
In Massachusetts a permit holder may take the Class M road test on a limited use vehicle or trike; the license then carries a restriction limiting the rider to that type of vehicle ("limited use vehicle only" or "limited to 3-wheels only"). p. 10
Road Test Procedures
Before the Massachusetts Class M road test the examiner checks that the motorcycle is registered, insured, inspected and in working order and asks about its equipment and controls. p. 10

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