If I'm Texas resident, can I get a motorcycle permit in GA?

Question

I need a motorcycle permit because I currently reside in GA, but I have a texas drivers license. What do i DO?

Answer 1

Yes, you can if you're military. I don't know if others can. Just take the MSF Basic Riders Course and take your certification to the DMV in Texas the next time you're there. They'll put an M on your license right there.

Answer 2

If you're going to maintain your residency status in Texas, then you'll have to get a motorcycle endorsement on your Texas driver's license.

If your vehicle or insurance is registered in Georgia, then your license has to be from Georgia as well.

Answer 3

Simple answer. All you have to do is CONFORM to the laws of your state of LEGAL residency. If your license is a Texas license and your PERMANENT residence is in Texas, then you can drive on Texas license. BUT if you license is a Texas license and you LEGAL residency is Georgia, Then you are required to obtain a license in that state. Years ago you had six months or temporary residence and then you had to declare residency in the state you were living in. I think Bush and Clinton ruined that one though.

Answer 4

no you can not you are a resident of Texas not GA