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Terrible_Use7872 t1_ja9zmrh wrote

You shouldn't have to do anything when you switch licenses. However note, as long as your driver's license is a PA license the MSF course is free (we pay more on license renewal to cover the cost)

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specter666 OP t1_jaa05fw wrote

I do not have any US motorcycle license yet. I have a CA motorcycle permit and it would be easier for me to complete the CA motorcycle training but I'm not sure if I can use that in PA to get the skills test waiver for license

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LilDutchy t1_jaa23xx wrote

You can do the MSF course free here (and they give you the skills test at the end), or just come do the skills course. There is no waiver.

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Terrible_Use7872 t1_jaa0mxc wrote

I'm not super knowledgeable on the transfer, but if you come to PA and switch your license to PA. You'd be able to get a PA motorcycle permit (easy written test), then take the PA basic riders MSF course for no charge and upon completion have your M endorsement, without a DMV given skills test just the MSF one.

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heili t1_jadmlp7 wrote

Minor correction: M is a class of license for motorcycle, not an endorsement.

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Terrible_Use7872 t1_jadnrgk wrote

You right, I'm old, I think it used to be an endorsement.

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heili t1_jadoq9u wrote

There are I think two different endorsements that apply to Class M licenses and both of them have to do with what type of motorcycle you can ride. One is for three wheel and and one is low horsepower scooters.

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