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Yes, for a further six months.
New drivers must display the L plate identifying them as novice drivers only during the first year after their first licence is issued. If they already hold a previous licence that is more than one year old, it is not necessary to display this plate. However, as in this case, where the AM licence has been held for only 6 months, the L plate must also be displayed on the motorcycle for the other 6 months needed to complete the year.
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No, because I am no longer a novice driver.
Yes, for a further six months.
Yes, for a further year.
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