Trikes (3-Wheel Motorcycles)

Anyone who would like to operate a trike must apply for a motorcycle endorsement and a restriction will be placed on the driver license that only allows the operation of a 3-wheel motorcycle. Trikes must be titled, registered and insured.

Low-speed motorcycles

Low-speed motorcycles are less than 50 cubic centimeters (cc) or have a 1.5 brake horsepower motor or less with a maximum speed no more than 35 miles per hour on a flat surface. Low-speed motorcycles may not be driven on any state toll road, limited-access highway or any public road with a posted speed limit greater than 35 miles per hour. Low-speed motorcycles must be titled, registered and insured. Basic auto license holders can operate a low-speed motorcycle without any endorsement or separate motorcycle license.

The following sections explain the necessary processes for obtaining a motorcycle endorsement or license; obtaining a permit may be part of the process as well.   Read all information carefully to determine which steps apply to you.  In addition, a Driver Manual and a Motorcycle Manual are available for your information and review.

Endorsement

There are two ways to add a motorcycle endorsement to your driver’s license: 

1. Enroll in the Basic Rider Course (required for persons under age 18); or
2. Apply without completing a Basic Rider Course.

Buy genuine motorcycle licence without going for test. Do you have a motorbike and don’t have time to sit and write exams? Are you a good driver but can’t pass theory exam?

A motorcycle is any vehicle (including motor bikes, bicycles and tricycles, aka trike) with attached motors. All residents operating a motorcycle in New Jersey must have a motorcycle endorsement on their existing driver license or a separate motorcycle license. All motorcycles must be titled, registered and insured.

Trikes (3-Wheel Motorcycles)

Anyone who would like to operate a trike must apply for a motorcycle endorsement and a restriction will be placed on the driver license that only allows the operation of a 3-wheel motorcycle. Trikes must be titled, registered and insured.

Low-speed motorcycles

Low-speed motorcycles are less than 50 cubic centimeters (cc) or have a 1.5 brake horsepower motor or less with a maximum speed no more than 35 miles per hour on a flat surface. Low-speed motorcycles may not be driven on any state toll road, limited-access highway or any public road with a posted speed limit greater than 35 miles per hour. Low-speed motorcycles must be titled, registered and insured.

Basic auto license holders can operate a low-speed motorcycle without any endorsement or separate motorcycle license.The following sections explain the necessary processes for obtaining a motorcycle endorsement or license; obtaining a permit may be part of the process as well.   Read all information carefully to determine which steps apply to you.  In addition, a Driver Manual and a Motorcycle Manual are available for your information and review.

Endorsement

There are two ways to add a motorcycle endorsement to your driver’s license: 

1. Enroll in the Basic Rider Course (required for persons under age 18); or
2. Apply without completing a Basic Rider Course.

Buy genuine motorcycle licence without going for test. Do you have a motorbike and don’t have time to sit and write exams? Are you a good driver but can’t pass theory exam?