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Yes, a valid ordinary A licence does not limit power to 35 kW.
Yes. Category A does not impose the 35 kW limit that applies to A2. There is no additional two-year wait after obtaining A before riding a more powerful motorcycle. Ordinary access to A requires a minimum age of 20, at least two years holding A2 and completion of the prescribed training. These are requirements for obtaining A, not an extra waiting period afterwards. The restriction until age 21 on tricycles over 15 kW does not concern this motorcycle.
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No, A has the same 35 kW limit as A2.
Only after holding A for another two years.
Yes, a valid ordinary A licence does not limit power to 35 kW.
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Una persona con un permiso A ordinario en vigor, ¿puede conducir una motocicleta de potencia superior a 35 kW?
- No, el permiso A tiene el mismo límite de 35 kW que el A2.
- Sí, el permiso A ordinario en vigor no limita la potencia a 35 kW.(Correct answer)
- Solo después de tener el permiso A durante otros dos años.
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