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No, A1 alone does not authorise it.
No. A B licence authorises non-light motor quadricycles. A1 authorises motorcycles within its limits and motor tricycles up to 15 kW, as well as the AM-category vehicles covered by it. A quadricycle is not a tricycle. Moving to A2 or reaching 21 does not by itself turn A1 into authorisation for a non-light quadricycle; check the vehicle’s approved classification.
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No, A1 alone does not authorise it.
Yes, because A1’s 15 kW tricycle entitlement also covers every quadricycle.
Yes, reaching 21 is sufficient without obtaining another licence.
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