California license good too visit Navada ?

[baileydale]

Going to street vibrations in Reno next weekend Want to take both spiders but the wife doesn't have a motorcycle endorsement ( not required in Ca for the spider ) anyone know if Navada will recognize Ca's requirements for visitors from here ?

 

[Chupaca]

Your fine..!!

you are licensed in california and can drive anywhere in the US as long as you are traveling. Each state has time limits as to when you need to change your license to that state....this if your moving there....:thumbup:

 

[jpbuch9309]

Yes

Going to street vibrations in Reno next weekend Want to take both spiders but the wife doesn't have a motorcycle endorsement ( not required in Ca for the spider ) anyone know if Navada will recognize Ca's requirements for visitors from here ?

just like a automobile or truck

 

[Eagle1]

Your o.K., but helmets are required. :doorag:

 

[Bob Denman]

"Reciprocity"... :thumbup:
You're good to go!

 

[Bubba ST]

Not good in "Navada", but should be ok in Nevada.

 

[Bob Denman]

"Navada"; is that the, "State of Confusion"?

 

[Dragonrider]

I thought the People's Republic required a MC endorsement for Spyders, like all the other states????? They told a friend of mine that one was required for his SlingShot.... :dontknow:

 

[Oldmanzues]

Bob D' big word applies.
As above "home State" is the key to requirments.
Oldmanzues

 

[gln2]

I go to that event every year and as long as you are a Calif resident and not moving to Nevada you are good to go. But you still need your proof on ins and a helmet.

 

[Bob Denman]

Bob D' big word applies.
As above "home State" is the key to requirments.
Oldmanzues

:shocked: I got one right???

Living Proof, that even a Blind Hog, will still find an acorn!

 

[KX5062]

I thought the People's Republic required a MC endorsement for Spyders, like all the other states????? They told a friend of mine that one was required for his SlingShot.... :dontknow:

Nope. A quirk in the Commiefornia vehicle code. 3 wheeled vehicles are registered as motorcycles, but for driver's licenses they are considered the same as 4 wheeled vehicles; except for sidecars, which must have an special endorsement but no additional registration requirements.

 

[ARtraveler]

Sounds like the others have you covered. Enjoy Nevada, its got a lot to see and do.

 

[Dragonrider]

Must be so they can tax them like cars... Thanks - one's supposed to learn something new every day...