What License is Required to Drive a Motorcycle?
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To operate a motorcycle, you need a Class D license. Motorcycle licenses are categorized as Class D or E, where Class E is for two-wheeled motorcycles, and Class D includes Class E and also permits driving three-wheeled motorcycles. If you already have a C1 license and wish to obtain a D or E license, this is considered an additional endorsement. You must have held the C1 license for at least one year before applying. A Class D driver's license is a type of motor vehicle driving license (driver's license). The permitted vehicle types include ordinary three-wheeled motorcycles and the vehicles allowed under Class E and F licenses. Among these, a Class F license allows you to operate a light motorcycle, which is defined as a motorcycle with an engine cylinder displacement not exceeding 50 milliliters, a maximum design speed not exceeding 50 kilometers per hour, and intended for single-person use only.