In Utah, you must be at least 16 years old to obtain a motorcycle license or endorsement. However, the specific requirements depend on whether you're getting a full license or a learner's permit. At 16, you can apply for a motorcycle learner's permit, which allows you to practice riding under certain restrictions (typically requiring supervision by a licensed motorcycle rider who is 18 or older). To get a full motorcycle endorsement on your driver's license without restrictions, you generally need to be at least 16 as well, though some states have different age requirements for unrestricted riding. In Utah, you'll need to pass both a written knowledge test about motorcycle safety and operation, and a practical riding skills test. Alternatively, if you complete an approved motorcycle safety course, you may be able to waive the practical riding test. The learner's permit typically has restrictions on when and where you can ride, such as daytime-only riding and no passengers. These age requirements align with Utah's broader licensing laws, which allow 16-year-olds to obtain driver's licenses for cars as well.