Driver’s Manual | 7 D license, and transport passengers for hire in a  vehicle designed or used to carry 14 or fewer pas- sengers. If the vehicle is defined as a bus under  Article 19-A of the Vehicle and Traffic Law (e.g., a  school car or a van that transports physically or  mentally disabled persons), regardless of seating  capacity, you must have a CDL. Motorcycle, Class M  - Minimum age is 18, or  age 17 with a driver education Certificate of Com- pletion (see Driver Education later in this chapter).  Allows you to drive motorcycles and mopeds. Junior Motorcycle, Class MJ  - Minimum age is  16. Allows you to drive motorcycles and mopeds.  You are also limited with where, when, and with  whom you can drive – please refer to the section  of this manual labelled “Junior Operator Restric- tions” found later in this chapter. Personal Use Vehicle (Rental, Recreational  Vehicle) or “R” endorsement  - The Personal Use  Vehicle “R” endorsement is required for opera- tion of recreational and/or rental vehicles used  to transport personal household goods when the  vehicle is over 26,000 pounds (11,794 kg.) GVWR  and/or forty (40) feet in length. This endorsement  is available to Class D and E license drivers. To get an “R” endorsement: Submit a complet- ed Application for Driver License or ID Card (MV- 44) to a state or county motor vehicle office; pay  a permit fee, which is valid for a maximum of two  road tests; and pass a road test in the size and  type of vehicle you will drive. No written test is re- quired. For the road test, a driver who is at least 21  years old, with a license valid for the vehicle you  will drive during the test, must accompany you.  (e.g., a driver license with an “R” endorsement  or the correct Commercial Driver License). The  road test will take approximately 15 minutes and  will include turns, intersections and backing the  vehicle to the curb. When you pass the road test,  you must go to a motor vehicle office and pay the required fee to complete the license amendment process. Note:  If you have a motorcycle license and  another type of driver license, both classes will  be listed on one document (e.g., “Class DM”). Enhanced Driver License  - Can be used for  land and sea border crossings to and from the  U.S., Canada, Mexico, Bermuda and the Caribbe- an. This license can be used instead of a passport  as an identity and Citizenship document at these  crossings and for air travel within the U.S. This is  an option for NYS residents who are U.S. citizens.  Commercial driver licenses and motorcycle licens- es can also be issued as an EDL. Real ID License  – The REAL ID Act is a federal  law passed by Congress resulting from the 9/11  Commission’s recommendation that establishes  specific federal requirements for state-issued  driver licenses, permits and ID cards to be ac- ceptable for certain federal purposes. Beginning  May 3, 2023, every air traveler flying within the  United States will need to present a REAL ID or  an Enhanced Driver License, or bring another  acceptable form of identification, determined by  the federal government, to get through security at  U.S. airports. To get a REAL ID, you will need to go  to a DMV Office.