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Two-, three- and four-wheeled mopeds.
A B licence permits mopeds and light quadricycles as well as the other vehicles covered by it. It does not by itself authorise every motorcycle covered by an A licence. Agricultural and non-agricultural special vehicles have different conditions: a single 3,500 kg and 40 km/h restriction must not be applied to all of them. For agricultural vehicles, Article 5.9 of the driver regulations provides for a B licence even when ordinary mass or dimension limits are exceeded or design speed exceeds 45 km/h.
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All vehicles that can be driven with a category A licence.
Motorcycles over 125 cc.
Two-, three- and four-wheeled mopeds.
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