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Yes, including those of 125 cc or less.
Yes. Category A authorises motorcycles, including those with sidecars, without the engine-capacity limit of lower categories. They need not exceed 125 cc. Any specific licence restrictions and vehicle technical conditions must be respected; the sidecar installation must comply with requirements. Category A is a driving licence category.
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No, category A always excludes all motorcycles with sidecars.
Only if the motorcycle exceeds 125 cc.
Yes, including those of 125 cc or less.
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