From Sections 1, 13 and 14 of the Virginia Motorcycle Operator Manual

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M, M2 and M3 classes, the learner's permit, rider training and the tests.

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What the Virginia Motorcycle Operator Manual says about Virginia license, permit and tests

  • Licensing

    A Virginia motorcycle learner's permit allows riding only after 4 a.m. and before midnight. p. 3

  • Virginia Rider Training Program

    A rider 19 or older who completes the Virginia Rider Training Program may ride unaccompanied for 30 days after the course, carrying the Virginia driver's license and the completion certificate; after that, the designation must be added at a DMV customer service center. p. 4

  • Motorcycle Knowledge Exam

    Virginia's motorcycle knowledge exam has 25 questions taken from the motorcycle manual, and you must pass it before taking the skills test. p. 26

  • Skills Test

    After failing the DMV motorcycle road skills test twice, you must complete a Virginia Rider Training Program course before adding a Class M, M2 or M3 designation. p. 26

  • Testing Locations

    The two-wheeled (M2) road skills test is offered only at listed DMV customer service centers, and testing on a three-wheeled motorcycle (M3) is by appointment only. p. 27

  • Rider Skills Training

    If you doubt you have the knowledge or skill to pass the license tests, or want to improve, enroll in a rider training course: classes for beginners and experienced riders, taught by certified instructors in a controlled, safe setting. p. 28

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