TL;DR — To deliver food on a moped or scooter in the UK, you need a UK provisional or full driving licence, a valid CBT certificate (DL196), motorcycle insurance with hire-and-reward cover, and the right-to-work documents for the platform. A CBT is a one-day course from £225 — you can be ready to deliver within […]
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TL;DR — If you passed your UK motorcycle test before 19 January 2013, your full Cat A licence is still on your driving licence — you don’t need to retake anything legally. But roads, bikes and reflexes have all changed. Most returning riders book a half-day or full-day refresher course before going anywhere near their
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TL;DR — A CBT lets you ride a 125cc on L-plates for two years; it is not a full licence. A1 is the full licence for 17-year-olds on bikes up to 125cc. A2 is the full licence for 19+ on bikes up to 35kW (47bhp). Full A (via Direct Access) is the unrestricted licence for
CBT vs A1 vs A2 vs Full A — Which UK Motorcycle Licence Do You Actually Need? Read More »
TL;DR — In the UK, every learner rider starts with a one-day CBT, takes a motorcycle theory test, then trains for Module 1 (off-road manoeuvres) and Module 2 (on-road riding). Most riders go from never having sat on a bike to a full Cat A licence in about 5–7 days of training, spread over a
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