Hello,
Hope this is posted in the correct section.
Anyway, I got my m1 on the 14th of this month and I'm going to be doing the MSF course next weekend.
I think I understood that after you get your m1, you have to wait 60 days before you can obtain your m2 license. HOWEVER you can complete the MSF Course(M1 Exit inclusive) before that date and they will submit the results of your final road test to the ministry who will then mail you your license once the 60-day wait period passes.
Have I understood this correctly? I am looking at purchasing a bike soon, if I do indeed have to wait until June 14th to get my m2 (and therefore affordable insurance), I may not get a bike this year at all.
Will insurance companies consider completion of the MSF Course equivalent to having the M2 license in-hand? I mean at that point I will have passed the test already, so why should it matter that it hasn't been 60 days?
I guess what I'm asking is if there is a way to get your m2 quicker(maybe I misunderstood the 60 days thing) or will insurance consider passing the MSF course as the equivalent to having an m2?
Thanks in advance.
Hope this is posted in the correct section.
Anyway, I got my m1 on the 14th of this month and I'm going to be doing the MSF course next weekend.
I think I understood that after you get your m1, you have to wait 60 days before you can obtain your m2 license. HOWEVER you can complete the MSF Course(M1 Exit inclusive) before that date and they will submit the results of your final road test to the ministry who will then mail you your license once the 60-day wait period passes.
Have I understood this correctly? I am looking at purchasing a bike soon, if I do indeed have to wait until June 14th to get my m2 (and therefore affordable insurance), I may not get a bike this year at all.
Will insurance companies consider completion of the MSF Course equivalent to having the M2 license in-hand? I mean at that point I will have passed the test already, so why should it matter that it hasn't been 60 days?
I guess what I'm asking is if there is a way to get your m2 quicker(maybe I misunderstood the 60 days thing) or will insurance consider passing the MSF course as the equivalent to having an m2?
Thanks in advance.