+21 Rep - Provisional Licence question?

[ZL2.]

Heyy, i'm just wondering, if i got a Provisional Driving Licence for a mo-ped, would this also allow me to drive a car aslong as someone over 21 with a full drivers licence is in the car with me?

Thanksss, (Rep will be given from my other account, You)

[Breakfloor]

Nope. Mo-ped licence and car licence are different. you would need to take a driving test to do that

[hobo]

Nope. Mo-ped licence and car licence are different. you would need to take a driving test to do that

yep what he said :}

[benjamin]

Nope. Mo-ped licence and car licence are different. you would need to take a driving test to do that

I would've thought you wouldn't need to? As long as you're over 17.

[Jnike]

Nope. Mo-ped licence and car licence are different. you would need to take a driving test to do that

As Hey Says A mo-Ped And Driving Lice Are Different


Age
Vehicle
14 years
- electrically assisted pedal cycle
16 years

- mopeds


- cars. This applies to people receiving the mobility component of disability living allowance at the higher level


- small agricultural tractors


- small mowing machines or any other small pedestrian controlled vehicle

17 years

- motorbikes up to 125cc power


- cars


- large agricultural tractors


- small road rollers

18 years

- In England, Wales and Scotland, vans and lorries if you are a member of the young driver’s scheme (see below)


- In Northern Ireland, minibuses with between nine and 16 passenger seats towing a trailer up to 750kg if you are a member of the armed forces


- Medium lorries (in N. Ireland, medium lorries of between 3,500kg and 7,500kg towing a trailer up to 750kg

21 years

- large road-roller

- all other vehicles

70 years
A provisional or full licence only lasts until your 70th birthday. Once you are 70, you must apply to renew your licence. The licence will then normally be renewed for three years.


I Hope This Table Helps

[Mentor]

No, youd need a provision driveing licence for that which i belive is differnt from the mo-ped ones

[ZL2.]

Nope. Mo-ped licence and car licence are different. you would need to take a driving test to do that

I do know that you don't have to take a test for a provisional licence (car)

Anywho, thanks to the other replies.

[Boxiel]

Nope. Mo-ped licence and car licence are different. you would need to take a driving test to do that

provisionals are the same reguardless.

you need to take a CBT (i think) test before you drive a moped, theyre around £130 to take though. but theyre good for the span of your provisional.

but a car, you Only need a provisional, and like you said, you can drive with someone who has a licence, if you have insurance + L Plates.

[FlyingJesus]

I got my license through yesterday and it really doesn't help. Has some pictures on the back of various vehicles but I dunno what it means.

[kk.]

As Hey Says A mo-Ped And Driving Lice Are Different


Age
Vehicle
14 years
- electrically assisted pedal cycle
16 years

- mopeds


- cars. This applies to people receiving the mobility component of disability living allowance at the higher level


- small agricultural tractors


- small mowing machines or any other small pedestrian controlled vehicle

17 years

- motorbikes up to 125cc power


- cars


- large agricultural tractors


- small road rollers

18 years

- In England, Wales and Scotland, vans and lorries if you are a member of the young driver’s scheme (see below)


- In Northern Ireland, minibuses with between nine and 16 passenger seats towing a trailer up to 750kg if you are a member of the armed forces


- Medium lorries (in N. Ireland, medium lorries of between 3,500kg and 7,500kg towing a trailer up to 750kg

21 years

- large road-roller

- all other vehicles

70 years
A provisional or full licence only lasts until your 70th birthday. Once you are 70, you must apply to renew your licence. The licence will then normally be renewed for three years.


I Hope This Table Helps

The rules have changed on driving a car. You need to be 18 to drive. And they are different licenses to the original question as they are different. You need to know how to change gears, break, steer, do U-turns etc