A-license, upgrade to a level with your own moped?
If you already have an A1/A2 license, you can upgrade to A2/A by taking a shortened test. You don't need a theory test, driving lessons, etc., just the test.
Now I'm wondering, is all this possible without a driving school? I think so far, I can practice on my own (basic driving exercises, etc.) and then just drive to the test – but what about taking a moped for the test?
Does the moped for the A2 test really have to be an A2 moped, or can I take the test with my own A1 moped? Or can I get the A license and just arrive for the test on my A2 moped?
Because if not (i.e., for the A license, it has to be a moped with at least 35kW), then there's no way around the driving school. I can't come to the test with an A-moped that I'm not even allowed to drive yet…
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It must be an A2 motorcycle. Appendix 7
Since you cannot drive this vehicle at the time of the test, you must be accompanied by a driver who is legally a driver.
For practical testing for A2 / A you need a driving school. But you can throttle your motorcycle to A1 / A2 to drive it with your lobe. (If this is possible, depends on the unthrottled power)
Well, that’s all right.
Many have risen in this river: drive to the driver’s license check and get caught…
Don’t make the same mistake!
That’s all clear to me, my question was also another one (the exam itself with an A2 moped). But it was already answered. But thanks for the effort.
You can drive your A2 motorcycle to the A test, of course, because you already have the A2. However, with an A-engine wheel that no longer falls under A2, you would climb into the same river.
For A2, the limitation of 35 kW applies. Motorcycles with a maximum of 70 kW can be throttled to 35 kW and are therefore suitable for A2. However, this is not allowed for motorcycles with natural power exceeding 70 kW!
I would certainly not have come to the idea – that is why the question was whether you can take the A-shape with an A2 moped, because you can already drive it if you want to make a step-up…