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Moped/Motorbike

  • 27-09-2009 2:38pm
    #1
    Xylophonic
    Closed Accounts Posts: 364 ✭✭


    Hi,

    I have a provisional class driving license, I'm doing my test on October 6th. But would anyone know if my license also allows me to drive motorbikes/mopeds or would I have to apply for a separate license?

    Regards,
    Darren


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  • #2
    Kersmash
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,686 ✭✭✭Kersmash


    You've to do a seperate theory/driving test for Motorbikes and Mopeds I'm sure. Categories A/A1 for Bikes and M for Mopeds I think.


  • #3
    Permabear
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  • #4
    Richie15
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 475 ✭✭Richie15


    Kersmash wrote: »
    You've to do a seperate theory/driving test for Motorbikes and Mopeds I'm sure. Categories A/A1 for Bikes and M for Mopeds I think.
    No, motorbikes and mopeds are the same thing, except for the power and speed. Same theory test, and if you do the driving test on an A or A1 bike (over or under 125cc respectively) you're automatically entitled to the lower classes.
    But if you do the test in category M and later decide to get a bigger bike, you've to start over with the higher category.


  • #5
    HighlyCooL
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 187 ✭✭HighlyCooL


    Richie15 wrote: »
    No, motorbikes and mopeds are the same thing, except for the power and speed. Same theory test, and if you do the driving test on an A or A1 bike (over or under 125cc respectively) you're automatically entitled to the lower classes.
    But if you do the test in category M and later decide to get a bigger bike, you've to start over with the higher category.


    i had a lot of fun explaining that in the tax office yesterday, ask why m wasnt put on my licence after i passed A and your man goes different test, i say so i need a permit for a moped and i can drive a super bike around if i want! he then when and got a superviser and came back and said yeah well put it on!

    ill agree with ya your better off doing a few lessons on a 250 and getting an A licence! i know a lad who done his test years ago on a moped, and now all he can drive is any automatic 125,(no M cat then) think hes regreting it now as hes working out side town and his 125 moped is a bit slow.


  • #6
    Kersmash
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,686 ✭✭✭Kersmash


    Richie15 wrote: »
    No, motorbikes and mopeds are the same thing, except for the power and speed. Same theory test, and if you do the driving test on an A or A1 bike (over or under 125cc respectively) you're automatically entitled to the lower classes.
    But if you do the test in category M and later decide to get a bigger bike, you've to start over with the higher category.

    Aye I know, when I said separate I meant a separate test to the one you'd do in a car.


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