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Yes, but for 6 months.
Yes, for the six months remaining to complete the first year after obtaining B. Adding A2 neither restarts the period nor removes the obligation merely because you hold B. The exception for an earlier licence requires effective holding for at least one year. On motorcycles it is sufficient to place the plate visibly at the rear. The question excludes periods that suspend the calculation of the year.
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Yes, for one year from obtaining the A2 licence.
Yes, but for 6 months.
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