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| Motorcycle Instruction Permit |
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A motorcycle instruction permit authorizes the operation of any motorcycle during daylight hours when under the supervision of a person who is at least 21 years of age, who has a valid license with a motorcycle endorsement, who is riding a separate motorcycle, and is in visual contact with the permit holder. You must apply in person at a DMV office.
To apply you must:
NOTE: There is no fee for the motorcycle endorsement knowledge test.
Expiration/Renewal
A motorcycle instruction permit is valid for one year from the date of issuance. A motorcycle instruction permit may be renewed. Renewing the motorcycle instruction permit does not extend the validity of the current permit. If you renew prior to the expiration date of the current permit, it will be valid for one year from the issuance date. If your permit has been expired for more than one year you will be required to successfully complete the knowledge and vision tests and pay all applicable fees.
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| Motorcycle Endorsement |
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A motorcycle endorsement authorizes the operation of any size motorcycle. You must apply in person at a DMV office.
To qualify/apply you must:
- Be an Oregon resident of or domiciled in Oregon;
- Be at least 16 years of age;
- Provide proof of legal presence, full legal name, identity and date of birth;
- Provide proof of your Social Security Number (SSN);
- Provide proof of residence address;
- Have a valid Oregon driver license (class C or higher);
- Complete a Driver License/ID Card Application. If you answer “yes” to any of the medical questions on the application, you are not eligible for a motorcycle endorsement;
- Under 18: Obtain your biological or adoptive parent or legal guardian's signature on the Driver License/ID Card Application, unless married or an emancipated minor;
- Under 21: You must complete a TEAM OREGON Basic Rider Training (BRT) Course. A BRT course completion card, dated within the last 2 years, waives both the motorcycle endorsement knowledge test and the on-cycle drive test;
- Over 21: Pass a motorcycle endorsement knowledge test and pass an on-cycle drive test (be sure to bring proof of insurance to your drive test); NOTE: If you have a valid, motorcycle-endorsed license issued by a U.S. State, you may not be required to take the on-cycle drive test.
- Test Waivers for TEAM OREGON Courses:
- Pass a vision screening test as defined in OAR 735-062-0050;
- Pay appropriate issuance fees; and
- Not have suspended, canceled, revoked, or otherwise withdrawn driving privileges in Oregon or any other state.
NOTE: There is no fee for the motorcycle endorsement knowledge or drive test.
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| TEAM OREGON |
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Motorcycles Make Sense - So Does Professional Training
They are inexpensive to operate, fun to ride and easy to park. Unfortunately, many riders never learn the critical skills needed to ride safely.
Professional training for beginning and experienced riders prepares them for real-world traffic situations. Motorcycle Rider Courses teach and improve skills such as:
- Effective turning
- Braking maneuvers
- Protective apparel selection
- Obstacle avoidance
- Traffic strategies
- Maintenance
Contact Information
For information about the Basic Rider Training, the Intermediate Rider Training, other rider training and the TEAM OREGON Motorcycle Safety Program, schedule and fees, visit the TEAM OREGON Web site or call TEAM OREGON toll free at (800) 545-9944.
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