Can i drive a 125cc motobike on a provional car licence?

Question

can i drive a 125cc motobike on a provional car licence

Answer 1

no.

Answer 2

No, you can't.

Driving a motorcycle of any size requires a motorcycle endorsement on your drivers license.  

Answer 3

It depends on where you live and the law where you are.

I live in Northern Ireland and the answer here is that you can.

However, in the rest of the UK you have to undergo compulsory basic safety before you can ride one unsupervised.

The only answer is either tell us where you live or check with yoru local driving, vehicle licensing authority.

Answer 4

No you have to take a test for provisional for a bike then pass another test to drive 125cc x

Answer 5

you have to pass your CBT first, which will give you 2 years on a 125. Then you have to have passed your motorcycle test or resit the cbt

Answer 6

you need a bike license don't you? not sure

Answer 7

I cannot believe some of these answers!

The simple answer is YES you can, HOWEVER you have to be aged 17 or over, and have category 'A' shown on the paper part of your driving license. You then need to take a CBT (Compulsory Basic Trainer) for which you will be issued with a certificate that lasts for two years.

Your bike then cannot be more powerful than 125cc, you MUST display 'L' learner plates and of course have insurance etc.