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Yes, with a valid B licence and observing its restrictions.
Yes, a valid B licence permits driving a light quadricycle, subject to licence restrictions. These vehicles are also covered by AM; A1 grants AM and A2 grants A1 under article 5. Authorisation is not limited to light quadricycles that carry no goods. Do not confuse this category with every heavy quadricycle or disregard specific vehicle and licence limits.
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Only if it carries no goods; B never authorises it when laden.
No, B never authorises light quadricycles.
Yes, with a valid B licence and observing its restrictions.
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