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looking for Drivers theory test car / moped advice

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  • 08-12-2014 4:45pm
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    Oldschoolguy
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    So i am going to be doing my drivers theory test for a car in the new year hopefully January
    A car is a B license if i am not mistaken. Will this let me drive mopeds up to 50cc aswell ?
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    jimgoose
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    No, not anymore. It used to be the way that a B license or permit included the old M category - now AM - as well, but that was done away with in 2005, IIRC.


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    Oldschoolguy
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    jimgoose could you advice what theory tests / licences do i need for both ?


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    jimgoose
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    Oldschoolguy wrote: »
    jimgoose could you advice what theory tests / licences do i need for both ?

    You'll need to do two separate theory tests, one for category B and the other for category A, I think.


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    Oldschoolguy
    Closed Accounts Posts: 40 ✭Oldschoolguy


    jimgoose Thanks i'll have to look into that now


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    jimgoose
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    Oldschoolguy wrote: »
    jimgoose Thanks i'll have to look into that now

    Make sure you get a learner permit with category A on it as well as B, assuming you're over 24.


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    Oldschoolguy
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    jimgoose Thanks i'm well past 24 mate :-)


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    jimgoose
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    Oldschoolguy wrote: »
    jimgoose Thanks i'm well past 24 mate :-)

    Good. That means you can go straight for category A, no restrictions and no bullshít. Keep 'er lit, hi! ;)


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