Do you need a license to ride a Can-Am 3-wheel vehicle?

Regulations on 3-wheel motorcycle licenses vary by US state and Canadian province. A car license may be enough, but sometimes you need a 2-wheel motorcycle license or even a special certification for 3-wheel motorcycles.

Where can I drive a 3-wheeler on a regular driver's license?

When it comes to 3-wheel motorcycle licenses, every US state and Canadian province has its own regulations. In some states like California and New York, you can drive a three-wheeler on a car license. Check the requirements in your state right here.

Where do I need a motorcycle license to ride my 3-wheeler?

Other places require a full-blown motorcycle test to get a license. This includes US states with great open roads like Alaska, Georgia and New Mexico. All Canadian provinces require a motorcycle license, but restrictions vary. Find out your province’s laws before cranking the throttle.

What places require a special 3-wheel motorcycle license?

Good news! It's now even easier to hop on your Can-Am on-road vehicle because some US motor vehicle departments (i.e. Texas and Washington, Illinois, Florida) require a special 3-wheel motorcycle license certification. It’s faster to pass than for 2-wheelers and you’ll be hitting the open road in no time.

Can-Am training courses for Spyders and Rykers

Since the Can-Am Spyder and Can-Am Ryker are such unique machines, BRP created a targeted training course for its riders called the Rider Education Program 101. This comprehensive program gets you up to speed safely with all the info you need to become an ace rider.

Plus, we answer all your questions, from licensing requirements and taking your 3-wheel motorcycle practice test to riding a 3-wheeler like the best of them. We even get you geared up and ready for a course near you.