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How to Buy A1 and A2 Driver's Licenses in Belgium

The A1 licence is a great option for motorcyclists who are young, offering increased training and expanded riding privileges compared to the Compulsory Basic Training (CBT). This article will cover all the requirements, theory and the practical test for the A1 driver’s license.

The new style of licence is a laminated card that displays a picture of the bearer, his name in Latin and Cyrillic the location of issue and a list of categories.

Age requirements

A driving license is a document that officially permits you to drive. To obtain a driver's license, you must pass both practical and theoretical tests and complete the required training. You must also meet certain age requirements, since the legal driving age varies depending on the kind of vehicle you intend to drive and the type of licence. If you intend to drive a car for example, you must be 17 years old, and be able to pass a vision and first aid test. Additionally, you must undergo a risk-training and skid training course.

If you are a young driver looking for a secure and enjoyable way to learn how to drive, you may be interested in obtaining an A1 licence. A1 licences allow you to operate motorcycles and mopeds with a power output of less than 40kw or 54bhp and are not more than 595cc. This type of licence lets you to gain some experience before taking the full category CBT. You do not need to take an CBT.

A1 licenses are available only to those who are at least 17 years old age. It is a great starting point for riders who are just beginning their journey and KöP Svenskt KöRkort provides an increased level of training, more riding privileges, and a longer validity period than CBT. Furthermore, A1 licence holders can upgrade to an A2 licence at the age of 19 and enjoy riding a wide range of motorcycles.

The A1 and A2 licences are great alternatives for those who intend to work as moto-couriers. They do not expire after 15 years like a regular driving licence. However, you will need to renew your A1 and A2 licences every three years to ensure that they're valid.

After holding an A2 licence for two years, you can upgrade to a full category A licence without having to take the theory and practical tests again. You are then able to drive any motorbike, including the giddy Harley-Davidson models. The only issue is that you cannot ride an open-category motorcycle until you turn 24.

What kinds of motorcycles are available for you to drive?

There are a variety of motorcycles. Each has its own function and is designed to meet the specific requirements of the driver. These bikes range from urban commuters to high-performance sports machines. They are also classified based on their engine size and power. Some bikes are even made to be off-road capable. This allows drivers to choose the best vehicle.

Motorcycling was much simpler in the past. Road bikes looked like motorcycles drawn by a five-year older kid, off-road bikes were equipped with knobbly tyres, while learners bikes were essentially scooters with plates that were that were attached to them. It's becoming a bit more complicated, and it's crucial to know the distinctions between the various types of motorbikes.

Those who wish to obtain a full driving licence for category A may do so after passing the category A1 test. They can start driving the vehicle at the age of 16 before advancing to the next level at age of 24. To be able to pass this test the driver must possess an A1 license and pass the theory test.

After passing the A1 licence, a driver can move to the A2 category, which permits them to operate any kind of motorcycle. These motorcycles can carry a passenger and travel at speeds up to 90 km/h. The A2 license is valid for a period of two years. It can be upgraded into a category A license after a second two-year period.

If you're a thrill seeker sportsbikes could be a good fit for you. These powerful bikes are designed to speed up and their aerodynamics as well as low tyres permit them to cut through the air. Their side-to-side maneuverability is impressive and they are enjoyable to ride. Start slow for the first couple of times, as these vehicles are difficult to maneuver. When driving any vehicle, safety should always be a top priority. This is doubly true for motorcycles. You should always wear a helmet when riding.

Theoretical test

If you are planning to purchase an A1 or A2 driver's license You must first pass a test of theory. This test is 50 multiple-choice answers, and is administered by a driving school or motorcycle training center that has been certified. The test costs PS23 and takes about 30 minutes to complete. The questions cover everything from road rules for general use to questions specific to the motorbike you are riding. You can prepare for the theory test at a driving school or on the internet.

You don't have to take the theory exam if you have held an A1 license for a minimum of two years. You must still complete the necessary practical training. This includes a variety of special rides on country and federal highways, roads and a ride in the dark.

If you opt for the progressive access route you can upgrade to an A2 license at the age of 21 instead of 24. There is no requirement to take the test again however, you must complete at least 12 lessons in theory divided into basic and additional content. The additive is the theory that applies to the next category of license while the fundamental material is applicable to all categories. It is also necessary to complete an assortment of riding exercises that include cycling on the bike and maneuvering in the figure of eight.

Practical test

After passing the theory test, you must take a test on public and private roads. The test will help determine if you are ready to drive your vehicle and if you are able to safely drive it on the road. You will also be asked to carry a passenger and do basic maintenance tasks. You will be issued a driving license if you successfully pass the test. This will allow you to legally ride your scooter or KöPa ett körkort motorcycle in Belgium. The licences are issued as one plastic card that looks similar to credit cards. It is packed with important information, such as the cardholder's photo, date of birth and name.

The A1 license allows you to drive a motorcycle with a maximum power rating of 11 kW and a volume not exceeding the 125 cubic centimetres. This is a good first step for young drivers looking to learn to use a scooter or motorcycle. The A1 license has a validity of two years. It is possible to upgrade it to a Category A license by completing the CBT course.

A2 licence holders can use any A2-category motorcycle or moped with an maximum power of 35 kW. In addition to these restrictions the A2 licence holder is also able transport passengers. To be eligible for an A2 license you must pass the theoretical and practical tests, and also pass the CBT. The A2 license is valid for a period of two years. It can be upgraded to a full Category A license by passing both the CBT and the Theory test again.

The A1 and A2 driver's licence is a great first step for motorcyclists in their teens who wish to get started in the sport. While this license has restrictions and fees, it is still a useful start towards a career in motorcycling. Direct Access is an option for those who want to continue their motorcycling career. This method requires several CBT courses and köPa ett körkort theoretical exams. However, it is much faster than the traditional route. It also requires the purchase of an extra powerful and larger motorbike or KöP KöRkort B96 Utan Examen Online scooter.