Motorcycle License Checklist

Statistics provided by The Arizona Department of Transportation indicates that 2,735 of all accidents in 2010 were motorcycle accidents.

In order to reduce this outstanding number by teaching motorcyclists how to avoid accidents, Arizona requires all riders to obtain a Class M motorcycle license. In Arizona, if you are a new resident and have obtained your motorcycle license in another state, we require you to be tested again in the state of Arizona.

The motorcycle license fees in Arizona consist of:

• Age 16-39 – $25.00
• Age 40-44 – $20.00
• Age 45-49 – $15.00
• Age 50+ – $10.00

At Phillips Law Group, our motorcycle accident attorneys want to assist in informing all riders in Arizona to practice proper riding techniques to remain safe on our roadways. Our attorneys also believe that if you or a family member has been injured in a motorcycle accident due to the negligent actions of another driver, the victim may be entitled to compensation for all losses and damages.

Phoenix Motorcycle License Preparation Tips

When preparing for you motorcycle license, there are several things that must be memorized in order to pass the test. These items consist of basic rules of the road; however there are some things that differ from a typical drivers license. Some points to note about the motorcycle preparation test include:

• Meaning of traffic signs
• Medical screening
• Pre-ride inspection routine
• Safe lane changing and signaling
• Understanding riding procedures at intersections
• Understanding roundabouts
• Understanding speed limits
• Understanding when to yield
• Vision screening

Once you have the general test questions memorized, and have passed the exam, riders will also need to take the practical riding exam. This exam assures that all riders are familiar with riding a motorcycle and knows everything about the bike and its safety.

Tips for the Phoenix Motorcycle Skills Test

The motorcycle skills test covers your skills in the real world environment. It is also recommended to take a riders education course and safe riding class prior to taking this exam. These classes will help further educate the rider of potential hazards and familiarize them with the maneuverability of the bike./p>

Some items featured on the motorcycle skills test include:

• Appropriate riding clothing
• Defensive riding techniques
• Finding the right helmet
• How to be ready for unexpected hazards
• How to operate at an emergency stop
• How to steer motorcycle
• How to use a clutch
• How to use front and rear brakes
• Motorcycle handling
• Pre-ride motorcycle inspection
• Safe cornering techniques
• Using evasive riding techniques

Once you have passed your motorcycle skills test, you will be able to operate a motorcycle on our Arizona roadways and beyond. These exams will have you prepared for every situation that could occur and increase your riding safety while on the road.

Arizona Motorcycle License Locations

As responsible members of our Phoenix community and the state of Arizona, our attorneys felt it was necessary to gather some Arizona motorcycle license locations to assist those in need of a motorcycle license. The table below provides information necessary to help you on your way of achieving your license.

Of course, there are several additional areas throughout Arizona, however these will be sure to help you achieve your goal of obtaining your motorcycle license.

Contact Our Phoenix Attorneys

At Phillips Law Group, our Phoenix personal injury attorneys believe that if a negligent driver injures an innocent victim while driving their motorcycle, that negligent driver must be held accountable for their actions and pay for all losses and damages they have caused.

With our primary location in Phoenix, we are licensed to serve the entire state of Arizona and beyond.

Some local locations we serve include:

• Scottsdale
• Glendale
• Chandler
• Mesa
• Buckeye
• Paradise Valley Village
• Sun City
• Wittmann

To learn more about our firm, or to schedule your free accident case review, we encourage you to contact our firm at (602) 258-8888 , where a member of our intake staff will take the information about your injury and quickly refer you to one of our compassionate attorneys ready to handle your specific case.

Begin here by filling out the Free Case Review form on this page Its that easy.