Georgia residents must be
at least 16 years old to apply for a Class
M motorcycle license with the Department of Driver Services. All motor-driven vehicles (excluding tractors and mopeds) that are designed to operate on three wheels or less are considered motorcycles. Mopeds have a separate set of rules, specified below.
Instruction permits are valid for six months, and you need only pass the written portion of the test to get one. This $10 permit is not required before obtaining the Class M license, when the driving test will be given. These instructional permits carry the following restrictions:
Minimum age of 16, and parental consent if under 18 Daylight driving hours only No passengers No limited-access highways Must use safety equipment required by law You must furnish the motorcycle for the skills portion of the test, and it must pass a safety inspection before the skills exam will be given. You can study for the written portion of the test using the motorcycle manual available online or at your local driver's license office.
A Class M license costs $20 for a five-year license and $35 for a 10-year license. If this is your first license, you'll need to bring along the same documentation required for applying for a regular license when you apply.
From:
Georgia Motorcycle License - Handbooks, Requirements - DMV.ORG