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No: a licence whose validity has expired does not authorise driving. For categories AM, A1, A2, A, B and B+E, ordinary validity is ten years before age 65 and five years from that age; it can be reduced for medical fitness reasons. You can apply for renewal after expiry, but must have valid authorisation to drive the relevant vehicle.
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Only if less than a year has passed since the expiry date.
Yes, because even though it has expired, they still have a licence.
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