What Type of License is a Motorcycle License?

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SanCorey
07/29/25 11:47pm
Below is a detailed introduction to motorcycle licenses: 1. For three-wheeled motorcycles, a Class D license is required. 2. For general motorcycles, a Class E license is required. 3. For light motorcycles, a Class F license is required. A Class F license (light motorcycle) applies to motorcycles with an engine displacement ≤50ml and a maximum design speed ≤50km/h. 4. A Class D license allows the holder to drive all three types of motorcycles mentioned above. A Class D license (ordinary three-wheeled motorcycle) applies to three-wheeled motorcycles with an engine displacement >50ml or a maximum design speed >50km/h and permits driving vehicles covered by Class E and F licenses. 5. A Class E license allows the holder to drive the latter two types of motorcycles. A Class E license (ordinary two-wheeled motorcycle) applies to two-wheeled motorcycles with an engine displacement >50ml or a maximum design speed >50km/h and permits driving vehicles covered by a Class F license.
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