What can you do with a class M license/permit?

A Class M license/permit is specifically designated for operating motorcycles on public roadways. This license ensures that the rider has undergone the necessary training and testing to understand the unique rules, safety protocols, and handling required for motorcycles.

While it may seem intuitive that a Class M license would allow additional motorcycle-related activities, its primary purpose is to ensure safe motorcycle operation. Thus, the licensing focuses on the competency to ride on public streets rather than engaging in stunts or operating different types of vehicles, like scooters or cars, which have their own licensing requirements.

In contrast, operating a scooter often falls under a different class of license or may not require a specific motorcycle endorsement, depending on state regulations. Performing stunts is also not permissible under a standard Class M license, as such activities typically require specialized permissions and precautions, usually conducted in controlled environments. Lastly, driving a car requires a completely different class of license, as it involves distinct skills and knowledge separate from those needed for motorcycles.