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Yes, if the vehicle is classified as a three-wheeled moped.
Yes. An AM licence authorises two- or three-wheeled mopeds and light quadricycles, although it may be restricted to three-wheeled mopeds and light quadricycles. It does not authorise every motor tricycle: the vehicle must belong to the authorised category. An engine capacity of 50 cm³ or less alone is insufficient to classify any vehicle as a moped.
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No, an AM licence only authorises two-wheeled vehicles.
Yes, it authorises every motor tricycle without performance limits.
Yes, if the vehicle is classified as a three-wheeled moped.
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