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Where I live, having a license to drive a car doesn't give you a license to ride a motorcycle. You have to go through whole stages of training/certification.
by incompatible 4y ago
Where I live, having a license to drive a car doesn't give you a license to ride a motorcycle. You have to go through whole stages of training/certification.
- Kon-Peki 4y agoThat's the same where I live, but there are plenty of motorcycle learn-to-ride classes that cost maybe $200 and provide the motorcycle. On the last day of the course, a person from the state comes by, supervises the testing, and (if you pass) signs the paperwork to get your license. It's about as easy as it can be; if you want this Aptera thing a motorcycle license is not a barrier. What concerns me more is that they have their factory in Carlsbad, CA. I don't think there are too many worse places to put a factory if you have a price point to meet, and I doubt that there is any space to expand.
- incompatible 4y agoIt's a bit harder here, since you go through several stages, firstly a "learner license", with an "L" plate on the vehicle, then a "provisional license", with a "P" plate, before getting a full license. I think it's a somewhat expensive and time-consuming process. I haven't done it that way personally, I got a car drivers license decades ago, when it was easy, and swapped it every time I moved countries. Getting a new license for a motorcycle isn't very appealing.