A Class M license is required for operating motorcycles. You must pass written and skills tests or take a safety course.

The written test includes questions about motorcycle safety, Arizona traffic laws, and rider responsibilities.

Riders under 18 must finish an MVD-approved training course before taking the road test.

At 15 ½, you can apply for a motorcycle instruction permit, which allows limited practice riding.

All drivers, including motorcycle and car applicants, must complete these exams to prove knowledge and eyesight.

A Class D license is granted at age 18, provided you’ve completed the GDL program without major traffic violations.

A Class A CDL is required for operating tractor-trailers or any combination vehicle where the towed unit exceeds 10,000 lbs.

For the first 6 months, drivers under 18 may not drive from 12–5 AM or carry more than one teen passenger unless exempted.

Class C CDL drivers must pass the general knowledge exam and the endorsement exam for transporting 16+ passengers or hazardous materials.

To pass, your vision must meet the minimum standard of 20/40 in at least one eye, with or without corrective lenses.

Arizona teens under 18 need parental signature and proof of school enrollment or high school completion.

To legally ride motorcycles, applicants must complete both a written exam and a riding skills test or an approved safety course.

A Class B CDL is required for operating vehicles over 26,001 lbs that are not towing trailers over 10,000 lbs, like buses and dump trucks.

Before getting a Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP), you must pass the CDL general knowledge test at an authorized office.

Arizona law allows mopeds to be operated by anyone with a valid Class D, G, or other license no motorcycle license needed.

Riders under 18 can skip the motorcycle road test by completing an MVD-approved safety course, expediting their license.