Question 1

How long do Motorcycle Licences last?

Accepted Answer

Category AM, A1, A2 and A motorcycle licences will legally permit riders to ride motorcycles of their associated restrictions for as long as they keep renewing the licence every 10 years until they are 70 years old, whereby you must self-certify to continue riding (link to .Gov) every minimum of 3years thereafter.

Question 2

Can you Drive a quad With a car licence?

Accepted Answer

To use a quad bike on UK public roads, you must have a full UK driver's licence (category B) or a category B1 (issued before January 1997) along with valid insurance and M.O.T.

Question 3

How do you reduce the cost of insurance as a younger rider?

Accepted Answer

Once you have passed, (as an optional extra) you can reduce the cost of insurance by undertaking the DVSA Enhanced Rider Scheme (link to the directory of local centres) which is an assessment by the instructor who will teach you a series of advanced techniques (i.e., defensive riding, hazard awareness, overtaking, bends and cornering, slow control etc) to ensure safer riding. Once completed, you are awarded a DVSA certificate of competence.

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