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How to Get a Motorcycle License in Nebraska

Driving a motorcycle does not have to be an unachievable dream. Simply read over an official motorcycle operator's manual, complete a motorcycle skills test and a motorcycle in traffic test at official testing centers and be on your way to making the road yours.

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    Instructions

      • 1

        Logon to Nebraska's official governmental website at Nebraska.gov.

      • 2

        Click on "Motor Vehicles," "Driver's License Examining," "Manuals" and "Motorcycle."

      • 3

        Familiarize yourself with the official Motorcycle Operator Manual. Memorize all rules, regulations and principles involved with riding motorcycles on Nebraska roadways.

      • 4

        Visit Nebraska.gov again. Click on "Motor Vehicles," "Driver's License Examining," "Driver Testing and Training" and "Motorcycle Testing Appointment Information."

      • 5

        Take a vision test and written test evaluating your knowledge of the Motorcycle Operator Manual at your local license branch. Acquire a motorcycle permit.

      • 6

        Practice riding your motorcycle on Nebraska roadways during daylight hours and while being supervised by someone with a motorcycle license or by an official instructor. Become comfortable with riding in varying conditions.

      • 7

        Return to Nebraska.gov. Find an authorized motorcycle skills testing center and register for a motorcycle operator skills test. This test will be on a closed course.

      • 8

        Pass the motorcycle skills test.

      • 9

        Apply for a motorcycle in traffic test. Pass the test on an actual roadway while you are being evaluated.

      • 10

        Complete both courses.

      • 11

        Find your local license branch and apply for a Class M motorcycle license.

      • 12

        Receive your license or endorsement.

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