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Motorcycle IBT AM/A1

Natonstan · 2018-10-17 12:49:06

I'm moving home after spending 5 years in the US and I'm going to have to start from scratch, I noticed on the IBT the AM (Moped 50cc) and the A1 (Motorcycle 125cc) seem to be grouped together. If I completed IBT in an AM it seems I would also be able to ride a classified A1 on my learners permit, is this the case? Also if…

17-10-2018 12:49pm

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I'm moving home after spending 5 years in the US and I'm going to have to start from scratch, I noticed on the IBT the AM (Moped 50cc) and the A1 (Motorcycle 125cc) seem to be grouped together. If I completed IBT in an AM it seems I would also be able to ride a classified A1 on my learners permit, is this the case?
Also if someone passed the road test on an AM, would they then need to retake the test to ride an A1 classified bike? I know this is the case for the higher CCs but I'm unsure of how they differentiate AM and A1

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