Obtaining the right to drive a quadricycle, tractor or snowmobile starts with completing the BFDL training intended for people applying for their first driving licence. Then, you must pass either a category T or AM121 test. The required driving licence category depends on the category of the quadricycle or tractor displayed on the registration certificate. For a snowmobile, you always need a category T licence.
T licence = tractor licence and AM121 licence = motorised quadricycle licence. This means that there is no separate quadricycle licence.
T licence = tractor licence and AM121 licence = motorised quadricycle licence. This means that there is no separate quadricycle licence.
| Vehicle category | Required licence | Driving test | Theory test |
|---|---|---|---|
| Category T1a and T1b vehicle | T | no | yes |
| Category T2a and T2b vehicle | T | no | yes |
| Category L6e-A light on-road quad | AM121 | yes | yes |
| Category T3b vehicle | AM121 | yes | yes |
| Category T3a vehicle | T or AM121 | yes, if AM121 | yes |
| Snowmobile | T | no | yes |
Driving a category L7e-A- or L7e-B vehicle requires a passenger car licence (B). Category A1 and B licence also include the right to drive category T vehicles.
The test for category T and AM121 licence includes a mandatory theory test and category AM121 also requires a mandatory driving test. Neither of these licence categories require mandatory driving instructions in a driving school, but we recommend packages that include a few voluntary driving lessons.
BFDL theory lessons are mandatory and they are conducted online. BFDL lessons are included in all packages that we offer. In addition, all of our packages include a theory exam practice programme and an electronic learning environment.