Compulsory Basic Training
Most learner motorcycle & moped riders must take compulsory basic training (CBT) before riding on the road.
You will then have to pass your full motorcycle test within 2 years or you'll have to take your CBT again. You don't need to pass CBT to ride a moped if you passed your car driving test before 1st February 2001.
What CBT Xtra involves:
CBT Xtra is a 3 hour module designed for new riders with no experience or for those people who feel they would benefit from a bit more bike time prior to undertaking their CBT. It does what it says on the tin... Gives you eXtra.
What CBT involves:
CBT is an Intensive syllabus that is made up from 5 elements. If you are confident and or have previous riding experience it is possible to complete the assessment in one day although some people may require more time as we all learn at different speeds. The elements are as follows:-
When you complete compulsory basic training (CBT) to at least the minimum standard, you’ll get a certificate of completion – also called a DL196.Your certificate of completion lets you ride a moped or a motorbike (depending on your age) up to 125cc on the road with L plates for 2 years.
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