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What you can do at 14
At 14 the only entry on the list is the LCM licence, for vehicles for people with reduced mobility. It requires no previous licence and is assessed with the specific theory test and a closed-track test, with no road test. If you plan to carry passengers, the minimum age rises to 16.
Note that the LCM is not required of anyone holding a valid A1 or B, so it is a stand-alone licence rather than a mandatory step towards the moped. The next licence on the list, the AM, has a minimum age of 15: one year away, also with a specific theory test.
Licences that open at 14
| Licence | Previous licence | Theory | Practical | Validity (under 65) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LCM | No previous licence is required. This licence is not required if you hold a valid A1 or B. | Specific | Closed track | 10 years |
- LCMLCM licence
The minimum age is 14. BOE · art. 6
vehicles for people with reduced mobility; carrying passengers requires a minimum age of 16 BOE · art. 6
No previous licence is required. This licence is not required if you hold a valid A1 or B. BOE · art. 6BOE · art. 5
Specific theory test. Practical closed-track test. BOE · art. 54BOE · annex VDGT
Frequently asked questions
- At what age can you get the LCM licence?
- The minimum age is 14. BOE · art. 6
- What can I drive with the LCM licence?
- You can drive vehicles for people with reduced mobility; carrying passengers requires a minimum age of 16. BOE · art. 6
- Which tests are required for the LCM licence?
- Specific theory test. Practical closed-track test. BOE · art. 54BOE · annex VDGT
Other ages in the journey
Check minimum ages, conditions and exceptions in the other guides.