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POLICE STOP MOTOR BIKE WITH L PLATES

#METPOLICE #MOTORBIKE #PULLEDOVER ONCE you get on a bike it probably won’t be long before somebody else asks you to take them for a ride. But when is it legal for you to do it?As a rule of thumb, if you’ve got the right licence to let you ride without an L-plate – whether that’s on a moped or a full category-A superbike – you’re allowed to take a passenger (provided the bike itself is correctly equipped for the job and the pillion has a helmet, of course). But of course, even that is complicated. For instance, if you’ve got a car licence and a CBT certificate – or even just a car licence alone, providing it was gained before 1 February 2001 – you automatically have a ‘full’ moped licence. You can ride a moped with no L-plate and, yes, you can take a passenger on it. Of course, being a sub-4kW, sub-50cc machine, it might not actually move under the weight of two of you, but it’s legal. If you don’t have a car licence, just a provisional and a CBT, sorry, you’re stuck with L-plates and no passengers unless you’re one of the tiny number to take on and pass their full-on moped theory and practical tests.