View Full Version : HELP!!! as the dvla are all to busy too
slug_salter
02-12-2007, 11:19 AM
hey all .....ok i need some help plz ............ive recently gotten a 1.6 pinto car based trike (no reverse gear)
i have no licenses what so ever ...and b4 i go and spend what looks like its going to be a wad of cash
what do i need license wise ?
i remember once being able to ride on only a car provisonal and L's ...i dunno if this is still the case and the ppl at the dvla all seem to be having there brains cleaned whilst eating there own toes whenever i call (or atleast thats what it sounds like )
any help at all would be greatly appreciated
thanx again all
shaggy696969
02-12-2007, 11:29 AM
Car licence
trikerdrew
02-12-2007, 03:04 PM
I know a man who will know.
Ask chris sva on here he is the bod that works for the gov passing trikes.
Drew
You can have reverse gear, that was dropped in the 70s, you can only have qualified license holders on the back though. You need to ask for B1 to be included on your provisional when you apply.
growl bunnie
02-12-2007, 04:28 PM
I knicked this from another site, looks like it might be the info you need.
Hope it helps you. :)
This 'classification' also effects the driving licence requirements i.e.
A trike with a mass of 450kg or below, can be ridden ‘solo’ on a provisional licence, however ‘L’ plates must be displayed, and the trike must have only one seat; the rider's seat.
A trike with a mass above 450kg can also be ridden on a provisional licence, but the rider must be accompanied by a qualified licence holder at all times and ‘L’ plates must be displayed.
(Note, If the trike is 450kg or below, your trike can have an extra seat(s) fitted, however if fitted, you must carry a qualified licence holder with you at all times and ‘L’ plates must be displayed)
The Full licence group is B, and the entitlement is B1.
slug_salter
02-12-2007, 05:46 PM
if only the dvla were so efficent
looks like im off to get weighed and remove the back seats .....or pass me car test .deppending thanx again
Peirre
02-12-2007, 10:00 PM
learning to drive legally and licenced is a good idea :rolleyes:
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