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Motorcycle Manual in Arizona
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The first step to acquiring a new Class M motorcycle license in Arizona is getting your hands on a Motorcycle Operator Manual. It will give you a thorough understanding of motorcycle skills and safety to help you pass the licensing tests and, of course, stay safe on the road after you get your license.
What You'll Get Out of It
The manual begins with an overview of the skills you need to operate a motorcycle safely. It covers braking, turning, and maintaining a "safety cushion" between you and other vehicles.
When you are tested at the state's Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) offices, the tester will make sure that you know how to accelerate, brake, and turn safely, as well as adjust your speed to the traffic conditions. They will also establish that you maximize your ability to see and be seen by other vehicles, and that you are capable of spontaneous and defensive driving.
Reducing the Hazards of Riding a Motorcycle
The manual devotes an entire section to minimizing your risks.
It discusses Arizona's blood alcohol limit, which is 0.08%, and outlines a safe drinking pace. It also details the consequences of being caught driving under the influence, which range from community service to license suspension.
The motorcycle handbook is also available at your local MVD or third-party office.
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