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monkeychoo | 13:25 Thu 14th Apr 2005 | Motoring
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If you lose your car licence for any amount of time, but have a motorcycle licence (Im thinking the full licence, not just CBT), can you still ride your bike? Or does every vehicle licence you have get revoked. My flatmate reckons you can still ride the bike, I cant see it working like that somehow, Can anyone settle this?
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Avatar Image jake-the-peg

No, After all would you expect a lorry driver to be able to continue driving a car?

MotorCycle is a category on a driving license not a seperate license  

13:35 Thu 14th Apr 2005
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Ha ha! I knew it! Im officially the smartest person in our house. Thanks Jake x
13:42 Thu 14th Apr 2005
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Jake is right, when your licence goes, it goes for everything!
15:21 Thu 14th Apr 2005
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Avatar Image Anthony Cole

Your licence shows the categories to which you are entitled to drive! once you lose your licence it applies to all that is on your licence! eg; car / bike. then it depends what you lost your licence for, as to how long the points will stay on your licence.

12:45 Sat 23rd Apr 2005

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