The A1 license allows riding light motorcycles up to 125cc, available at 16 years.

A2 is issued at 18, permitting motorcycles up to 35 kW, bridging A1 and A categories.

The unrestricted A license is directly available at 24, allowing operation of all motorcycles.

The A2 license covers motorcycles up to 35kW, issued from age 18.

The A category allows riding any motorcycle, obtained directly at 24 or progressively at 20.

The M category is specific to mopeds with engine capacity under 50cc, available at 16 years.

Applicants must complete theoretical lessons on traffic laws and safety before testing.

After training, candidates must pass a theory exam to proceed to practical training and tests.

Riders must pass both a circuit maneuverability test and a road test to earn a license.

Progressive access allows an A2 holder to obtain an A license at 20 with 2 years experience.

Certified training ensures riders gain the necessary safety skills and road awareness.

Third-party liability insurance is compulsory, covering damage or injury to others.

Mopeds must be insured before legal use on public roads, protecting third-party victims.

Comprehensive insurance includes theft and own damage, giving broader protection.

Riding without insurance is illegal, leading to fines and prohibition until proper insurance is obtained.

Liability insurance guarantees victims of accidents receive financial compensation.

Riders must carry a valid license and proof of insurance to comply with the law.

Operating a moped without an M license is illegal, resulting in fines and riding prohibition.

Medical checks ensure riders are physically able to safely control motorcycles.

The practical exam tests low-speed control on circuits and safe behavior in real traffic.

Riders must have an A1 license to legally ride a 125cc motorcycle at age 17.

Drivers with a B license for at least 2 years may ride 125cc motorcycles under certain conditions.

Riding with expired insurance results in fines and immediate prohibition of road use.

Instructor-led training ensures new riders learn safe handling techniques before solo riding.

At 20, riders may upgrade from A2 to full A through progressive access after 2 years’ experience.

Using a motorcycle with expired insurance results in fines and immediate prohibition from public roads.

Riders must always carry valid insurance proof and their license while riding.

All two-wheelers must have at least third-party liability insurance to be road legal.

Riders must present valid insurance proof during police or roadside checks to avoid penalties.