Compulsory basic training (CBT) is a course you usually have to take before you ride a moped or motorcycle on the road.
The training makes sure you can ride safely on your own while you practise for your full moped or motorcycle test.
CBT is not a test that you pass or fail.
After you’ve completed CBT, you can ride a:
- moped if you’re 16 or over
- motorcycle up to 125cc and with a power output of up to 11kW if you’re 17 or over
- You must use L plates (L or D plates in Wales).
You must pass your full moped or motorcycle test within 2 years, or you have to either take CBT again or stop riding.
You can be fined up to £1,000 and get up to 6 penalty points for riding if you do not have a valid CBT certificate.
When you do not need to take CBT
You do not have to take CBT if you:
- want to ride a moped (up to 50cc) and you passed your car driving test before 1 February 2001
- want to ride a motorcycle and have a full moped licence from passing a moped test since 1 December 1990
- have a full motorcycle licence for one category and want to upgrade to another
- live and ride on some offshore islands
- want to ride a trial e-scooter
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Contents:
0:06 - Introduction to Electric Moped Licencing
0:22 - 50cc Equivalent Licence Requirements
0:51 - CBT Licence in relation to 50cc Equivalents
1:11 - 50cc Equivalent CBT Limitations
1:21 - 50cc Equivalent How Long is CBT Valid?
1:31 - 50cc Equivalent CBT With Provisional Licence
1:45 - 125cc Equivalent Licence Requirements
1:53 - Difference Between 50cc & 125cc Equivalent
2:09 - Do I need a Licence for 125cc Equivalent
2:21 - CBT Licence in relation to 125cc Equivalents
1:30 - 125cc Equivalent CBT Limitations
1:37 - 125cc Equivalent CBT With Provisional Licence
3:04 - How To Book CBT
3:22 - Closing Thoughts
