You may have some questions about the MI-REP Course that you want to be answered. In this article, we talk about the basic questions and answers.
Do I need a motorcycle endorsement (CY) to operate my motorcycle or trike in Michigan?
Yes, you need a motorcycle endorsement (CY) to operate a motorcycle in Michigan. If you operate a motorcycle on public roads in Michigan without you having a license, you could get caught and it would result in a fine or imprisonment.
What are the costs of getting a motorcycle endorsement (CY) to operate your motorcycle or trike in Michigan?
The following are the costs of getting a motorcycle endorsement in Michigan:
- First-time CY or permit: $16 (plus any fees for other license transactions)
- Renewal: $7 + license renewal fee
- Correction/replacement: $9
What are the penalties when you operate your motorcycle without a motorcycle endorsement (CY) to operate your motorcycle or trike in Michigan?
Since you need a motorcycle endorsement (CY) to operate a motorcycle in Michigan, if you operate a motorcycle on public roads in Michigan without you having the license, you could get caught and it would result in a fine or imprisonment.
If it is your first violation, you are punishable by a $500 fine and/or a 90-day penalty in jail or both. For the second offense, you can get punished by a fine of $1000 and jail time of 1 year or both.
What is the Rider Skills Test (RST)?
The Rider Skills Test (RST) is the test that is taken by individuals who want to get a motorcycle endorsement.
Do I need a Rider Skills Test (RST) to get my motorcycle endorsement (CY)?
Not necessarily. You don’t need to pass the Rider Skills Test (RST) for you to get your motorcycle endorsement. A waiver is granted to students who complete and pass one of the following courses:
- Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) Basic RiderCourse (BRC) or Returning Rider Course (RRC)
- MI-REP Basic RiderCourse (BRC)
- MI-REP Basic RiderCourse 2 (BRC2)
- MI-REP Returning Rider Basic RiderCourse (RRBRC)
Do I need to get a motorcycle endorsement (CY) for my moped or scooter?
No, you do not need a motorcycle endorsement to operate a moped. A vehicle is considered a moped in Michigan if it complies with the following requirements:
- Having an engine displacement not exceeding 100cc
- No manual gear shift
- Top speed of no more than 30 mph on a level surface
If the motorcycle that you have does not meet all of the three requirements for a moped, then you will be required to get a motorcycle endorsement.
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