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Yes, during the first year of driving.
Yes, for the first counted year after obtaining the first licence. On a motorcycle the sign need only be visible at the rear. The clock pauses during loss of validity, licence intervention or deprivation of the right to drive, then resumes. Previously holding another national or foreign licence effectively for at least one year excludes first-time status; this scenario has no such prior licence.
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Yes, during the first year of driving.
No, since this rule does not apply to motorcycles.
Yes, during the first two years of driving.
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