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migebuff
2 years ago

No, this is no longer possible.

In principle, a driving licence authority may make exceptions to the statutory provisions in individual cases, see §74 FeV:

(1) The authorities responsible for national law may authorise derogations from the provisions of this Regulation in certain individual cases or in general for certain individual applicants.

Saxony has made use of this until 31 December 1999 and, upon request, allowed the owners of 150ccm Ostmotorcycles to drive with Class A1 under a vehicle-bound derogation, provided that they have absolutely required the vehicle for the work or school route and there was no other reasonable means of transport.

Anyone who makes his A1 appearance today can no longer claim that it would be based on the acquisition of a special oldtimer and without special permission. The market is full of affordable vehicles covered by statutory regulations.

Max242424
7 months ago
Reply to  migebuff

Bäm, finally an answer that is not just 0815. 👍

Raven751
2 years ago

Hi, no A1 only goes up to 125 ccm maximum.

For more you need A2, or A

Therefore there are probably many 125s, but a few 150s.

Skinman
2 years ago

Of course not, otherwise everyone would want to use these “exceptions” as one can count on two fingers.

schlappeflicker
2 years ago

There are no exceptions. Only 125ccm and no more CCM. Furthermore, ccm cannot be throttled

WECoyote
2 years ago

No, since 150>125 is.

skipworkman
2 years ago

No, you can’t. I’ll join you.

If they stop you, they’d be driving without driving permits. Maybe it won’t notice. But if you really have an accident and the insurance would like to have an opinion, then it might be quite expensive because then they want their money back. And also a motorcycle policeman will quickly realize this, at a control.

DjTilDawn
2 years ago

In §6 of the Driving Approval Regulation (FeV), all classes are clearly regulated, including A1:

https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/fev_2010/_6.html

Conclusion: 125ccm and 11kW at 0.1kW/kg power weight.

ZuumZuum
2 years ago

No, no exceptions.

Zanderfreund
2 years ago

No, you can’t.