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Category A licence.
Category A. It authorises motorcycles without A1’s cylinder-capacity limit; some models over 125 cm³ may also fall within A2 if they meet its limits. Category A does not by itself authorise all quadricycles. A B licence held for one year and AM do not authorise this scenario. Spain’s B-over-three-years equivalence covers only A1 motorcycles, which must meet all A1 limits.
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Category B licence held for one year.
Category AM licence.
Category A licence.
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