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Yes, you may ride mopeds.
Yes. A category B licence permits riding mopeds; obtaining AM separately is unnecessary for that use. Do not confuse a moped with a motorcycle or the specific B-licence conditions for A1 motorcycles. Classification depends on the vehicle’s regulatory characteristics: a moped is not universally defined as strictly below 50 cm³, as 50 cm³ can be included and other powertrains exist. Applicable driver restrictions and traffic rules still apply.
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Yes, you may ride mopeds.
Yes, but only light quadricycles.
No, AM must always be obtained separately.
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