No, a car license by itself rarely covers riding a 125cc motorcycle; some regions allow it with extra training or add-on endorsements.

No, for Can I Drive Bike With LMV License?, LMV covers cars and light four-wheelers; motorcycles need MCWG or MCWOG.

Yes, you can drive a bike after inguinal hernia surgery once you can brake hard without pain and you are off sedating painkillers.

Yes—if you hold a full car licence (or B1 issued before 1997) and your quad is road-legal, registered, taxed and insured.

Yes, you can ride an electric bike on public roads when your e-bike fits local classes and you follow the same traffic rules as bicycles.

No, a car licence alone doesn’t cover riding a bike; most regions require a motorcycle class or training, with narrow moped-only exceptions.

Yes—many places let 16-year-olds ride limited-power bikes, but the licence, training, and engine caps vary by region.

Whether you can drive a 125cc bike on a car license depends on your country; many require basic training or a motorcycle endorsement.

Yes, you can claim an e-bike on taxes only in narrow cases—business use, state credits, or sales-tax itemizing; no U.S. federal e-bike credit.

Yes, you can DoorDash on a bike in many markets; set your vehicle to bicycle and follow local traffic rules.