[DanB]

Where is it? I'm 16 and looking to take it, is it true that if you pass it you don't have to take the road test? And how much does it cost?

thans a ton

[JCsGrly]

are you talking in MA? if so check out www.ironstoneventures.com otherwise I'm sure if you contact your local rmv they can give you info and generally yes it is true if you take the msf course and pass it you are able to get your licence through that... I dont know if this is the case for all states or all programs but for ironstone ventures in MA that IS the case.

all of the information regarding prices, etc are available on their site.

hope this helps

-Rach

[DanB]

thanks, I just searched on google and found http://www.pvriders.com/

And I think I'll take it with them. How hard is the permit test? harder than the car permit test(Really easy for me)?

thanks

[JCsGrly]

permit test is easy - common sense really - but still read the part in the drivers manual, you can pick up at the rmv, regarding motorcycles... better safe than sorry and you may learn things you didnt already know. If you can't pick one up all of the same information is available online at http://www.state.ma.us/rmv/index.htm

good luck and glad you're going about this the right way by taking the msf course.

[DanB]

Thanks for the link, you are right about the comon sense part, at least on the car permit test, wicked easy

[twrayinma]

about 40% of my "motorcycle" permit exam was on penalties for drug/alcohol violations.

easy answer: it's always the worst of the options when it comes to penalties.

[beet]

[DanB]

Originally posted by twrayinma
about 40% of my "motorcycle" permit exam was on penalties for drug/alcohol violations.

easy answer: it's always the worst of the options when it comes to penalties.

lol, thats what I told all my friends on the D permit