Motorcycle · Licenses and permits
In California, the lowest license class that allows you to operate a moped is:
Correct answer: Class M2.
Answer options
- AClass M2 Correct
- BClass M1
- CClass C
Why
In California, a Class M2 license covers mopeds and motorized bicycles and is the minimum needed to ride one. A Class M1 license also allows moped riding but is the broader motorcycle class, and a Class C car license alone does not include mopeds.
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Topic: Licenses and permits License: Motorcycle
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