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Full A Licence

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  • 11-05-2009 2:38pm
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    HighlyCooL
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    Does a Full A Licence grant you a full M licence? i got my full this morning and i ticked the box for M but it wasnt put on it. My mate got the same when he applyed for he altho he thought that he mightnt of ticked it.


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    Permabear
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    HighlyCooL
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    yeah i knew that, just going to have to have stern words with them when i go to get my D and D1 put on it! its just a bit odd why they just didnt do it in the first place


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    HighlyCooL
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    ah it does yeah i wanted a full full licence! but its only for the look!


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    Wishbone Ash
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    donegalfella wrote: »
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    A bit off topic but do you know the definitive rules regarding the 'W' category?

    Whan I renewed my licence on the last occasion, the 'W' was dropped. I didn't think anything of it as I presumed that I was covered under the 'B'. A few years ago, I was driving a very large, awkward and slow crop picker in north Dublin when I was stopped by a Garda. He requested to see my licence and remarked that 'W' wasn't on it. I said that it was covered automatically under the 'B' but he said that it must be actually printed on the licence. My MTO seemed a bit unsure but they added it for me anyway.


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    Wishbone Ash
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    donegalfella wrote: »
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    Putting aside the Micra, a 16 year old with a category W Learner Permit and no driving experience is legally entitled to drive large and cumbersome work vehicles on public roads!!


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    Adam Selene
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    Don't be dissing Micra drivers, right.

    Mine has racing stripes, takes at least 3 seconds off of the 0-60 (says so in me physics book).


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