Should a Motorcycle Be Licensed or Insured First?
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Motorcycles must be insured first. Below is an introduction to motorcycle-related information: Displacement Restrictions: There are restrictions on motorcycle displacement, but regardless, to register a motorcycle, insurance must be purchased first. Without insurance, a core document will be missing, so purchasing insurance is a prerequisite for motorcycle registration. Motorcycle Licensing: To license a motorcycle, compulsory vehicle insurance must be purchased before it can be driven on the road. Check the paint for scratches—do not inspect the paint head-on; instead, view it from the side with light to detect any scratches. Inspect the engine, power steering pump, and brake booster pump for any fluid leaks. After purchasing a new motorcycle, first buy insurance, then obtain a temporary license plate before driving. Use the purchase invoice to pay the purchase tax, and then, with the purchase tax receipt, vehicle invoice, certificate of conformity, insurance, and ID, proceed to the DMV to obtain the license plate.