Kansas Motorcycle License Changes in 2024
Written Test Required for Motorcycle Instruction
Effective 2024, Kansas residents will be required to pass a written test before receiving a motorcycle instruction permit.
To obtain a motorcycle license in Kansas, individuals must undergo a two-step process. The first step involves obtaining a motorcycle instruction permit by passing a written test. Once the permit is acquired, applicants must practice riding a motorcycle for a minimum of 14 days and log at least 10 hours of supervised riding time.
The written test covers motorcycle-specific knowledge and safety practices. The Kansas Department of Transportation provides a motorcycle operator's manual that serves as the primary study material for the exam.
To prepare for the test, applicants can study the manual independently or enroll in a motorcycle safety course. Courses are offered by various organizations, including the Kansas Highway Patrol and the Motorcycle Safety Foundation.
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