That would still be considered driving without a license lol

Nick

Obviously it varies by location Josh, but police around Seattle will pull over riders just to check for an endorsement.  You don't have to be doing anything wrong.  I'm also assuming the OP would like to be legal while riding.

Quote from: CliffHanger on May 04, 2009, 05:03:56 PM
The MSF equivalent here in Canada saves you a (metric) ton on insurance.

However, even so I'm paying 500/year.  And that's fairly cheap!
Canadian insurance rates are ridiculous 

$300/year here in AB.  

Just got my NY MSF card in the mail today. Took 1 month 10 days... felt like forever. Only a state like NY can take that long to send you a business card with a few numbers on it. Anywho. Off to the DMV Monday!

Quote from: scottpA_GS on May 04, 2009, 03:22:08 PM

What is the waiver for? In PA once you are done w/ the test and pass, thats it. You have your licence. They dont send you anyting... And +1 to insurance not changing much if any. All the MSF was good for is the experience  It didnt discount my insurance at all.

I was just about to ask about the waive as i'm also from PA.  However, I have State Farm for insurance and I get a $10 discount because of it.  My insurance is a whopping $26 a year!!!

Quote from: utgunslinger13 on May 05, 2009, 08:23:35 AM
Josh be careful!  In my small hometown I spent 3 days in jail for driving without a license, so depending on how your local police are they can easily mess your life up!

not to mention, you can void your life insurance etc etc etc

Quote from: XealotX on May 04, 2009, 05:39:00 PM

Quote from: CliffHanger on May 04, 2009, 05:03:56 PM
However, even so I'm paying 500/year.  And that's fairly cheap!
Canadian insurance rates are ridiculous 

Yeah, but that's 500 Canadian dollars which is equal to like 89 US dollars...

...back in the day perhaps.