Motorists of-age can opt to take the MTC or head straight to the DMV to take a written exam. Motorcyclists under 21 must complete this course as mandated by law, but those 21 and over aren’t required to do so. The first five hours is set in a classroom, while the rest is spent on practicing what was learned in class. They would need to undergo a 15-hour motorcycle-rider training course offered by California’s Highway Patrol. Those who seek M1 licensure (a license to operate any kind of two-wheeled motorcycle or motorized scooter that has an attached motor) would need extra schooling. After that, the driver’s training will move on to behind-the-wheel experience, the final step to completing the mandatory driver’s education.Īs per California’s Department of Education, novice drivers must complete 30 hours (2.5 semesters worth) of driver’s education, followed by an additional six hours of driver’s training. Driver’s education involves learning how to ride a motorcycle inside a classroom setting, allowing the future motorist the chance to learn all the rules both visually and verbally. If you are under 18, it’s imperative that you complete a driver’s education, a driver’s training course, and ownership of a permit for at least six months before you can get a proper license.
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