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Obtaining an A1 licence is a crucial step for motorcycle enthusiasts in the UK who wish to ride light motorcycles up to 125cc. This guide provides detailed insights on how to get your A1 licence, covering all necessary steps from initial application to passing the final test.

Who Can Apply for an A1 Licence?
Before you can apply for a moped license at 16 can begin the process of getting an A1 licence, you need to be at least 17 years old and hold a valid provisional motorcycle licence in the UK. Additionally, applicants must pass both a motorcycle theory test and a compulsory basic training (CBT) course before taking the practical tests.

Preparing for the A1 Licence Theory Test
The theory test for an A1 licence is designed to assess your understanding of road safety, motorcycle handling, and highway code. To prepare effectively, study the official DVLA materials and engage in practice tests available online to familiarize yourself with the test format and question types.

Taking the Practical Tests for the A1 Licence
After passing the theory test, you will need to undertake two practical tests: the Module 1 off-road maneuvers test and the Module 2 on-road riding test. These tests assess your motorcycle handling skills in both controlled environments and actual road conditions, ensuring you can ride safely and effectively.

FAQs
What motorcycles can I ride with an A1 Licence?
With an A1 Licence, you can ride motorcycles or scooters up to 125cc with a power output of up to 11kW.

How long is an A1 Licence valid?
The A1 Licence does not expire, but you need to renew the photocard every 10 years to keep it valid.

Can I upgrade from an A1 Licence to a higher category?
Yes, you can upgrade from an A1 Licence to higher categories like A2 or A, but this requires passing further practical tests designed for those categories.