Training
and Licensing 16 year old:
You may only ride a 50 cc Scooter
restricted to 30mph (classified as a moped)
You will need to apply for a provisional moped license and take Compulsory
Basic Training (CBT). The CBT must be taken by anyone wishing to ride
a motorbike or scooter on the public roads. The courses, which are carried
out by an Approved Training
Body, take a day to compete.
The
course covers 5 main elements:
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1.Learning
how to balance on your scooter
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2.Learning
to stop in an emergency
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3
Positioning yourself on the road whilst you are riding
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4
U turns
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5
Safety checks
Once you have competed the training successfully, you will be issued
with a certificate of validation (DL196). L plates will be required
which can only be removed, once you have completed a theory and practical
test.
Scootercrazy will be more than willing to make all the necessary arrangements
for your CBT training and can include the cost in your package.
17
year old +/ No car license
There are two types of license available, a provisional moped
license for up to 50cc and a provisional motorcycle license which will
allow you, to ride scooters up to 125cc. Once you have successfully
completed the CBT training you will be able to ride on the road displaying
L plates. Scootercrazy will be more than willing to make all the necessary
arrangements for your CBT training and can include the cost in your
package. For a detailed explanation of CBT see the section in the 16
year olds category above
21 year old +/ car license
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Full
car license holders can ride a 50cc scooter restricted to 30mph
without L plates and without any further training, provided that
the license was issued before 1st February 2001
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A
car license also acts as a provisional license for larger cc scooters.
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A
successful CBT training will allow you to ride a scooter of 125
cc with L plates for the life of the CBT
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For
a detailed explanation of CBT see the section in the 16 year olds
category above
Please
see the flow chart detailed below for a full and comprehensive explanation
of the routes to a license:
| Routes
to a full moped licence |
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| Routes
to a full motorcycle licence |
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