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Types of Motorcycle licence.

Motorcycle Theory and Hazard Perception Test:

CLICK HERE to practice the Theory Test on the FREE DSA SITE.CBT TrainingAnyone wishing to gain a full motorcycle licence (any category) must first pass a DSA Motorcycle Theory & Hazard Perception Test. To book your Theory Test please call the DSA on 0870 010 1372 or visit www.dsa.gov.uk.

Candidates must produce photographic identity when taking their practical motorcycle test and theory test. The new style driving licence or old style with valid passport are both accepted.

‘A’ Direct Access Scheme (500cc)Full Licence:

This test allows the rider to use any machine regardless of cc or power output. The rider must be over 21 and the motorcycle must exceed 46.5 bhp to take the test. Click through on Courses tab at the top of the page for further details.

‘A2’(125cc)Restricted Licence:

A safe area to learn machine controlThis licence allows a rider to use any machine regardless of cc providing that the machine does not produce more than 33 bhp. If a machine produces more than 33 bhp it is possible to restrict the machine with a kit. The restriction is in place for two years, at the end of which it is lifted and freely upgraded to category ‘A’ with no need for a further test. The test must be taken on a 125cc machine with at least 12 bhp.

 

Practical Motorbike Test:

MMADiagram_125NEW MOTORCYCLE TEST from March 2009. CLICK for details. The DSA charge for each motorcycle practical test. Please contact Go for current cost and advice.

Candidates must produce photographic identity when taking their practical motorcycle test and theory test. The new style photo licence or old style license with valid in date passport are both accepted.

Automatic:

Photo: Honda CG 125ccThis applies to any of the licences listed below if the test is taken on an automatic machine. All the other restrictions apply, along with the rider being restricted to an automatic only machine.

‘A1’ Light Motorcycle:

This licence allows a rider to ride up to 125cc with no L - plates and with a passenger. The test must be taken on a motorcycle of between 75cc and 125cc.(14.6bhp)

This chart may help you.

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