a motor bicycle of any class, and

the same period as is provided by section 99(1) of the Traffic Act in relation to a licence to which section 99(1) applies.

the previous licence was surrendered or revoked, otherwise than under subsection (3) or (4) of section 99 of the Traffic Act, or treated as being revoked under section 37(1) of the Offenders Act,

if it has not been so surrendered or revoked, a period of at least one month, commencing on the date of surrender or revocation, would have elapsed before the previous licence would have expired, and

the licence when granted would come into force within the period of one year beginning on the date of surrender or revocation of the previous licence.

otherwise than under the supervision of a qualified driver F3, or driving instructor, who is present with him in or on the vehicle,

unless a distinguishing mark in the form set out in Part 1 of Schedule 4 is displayed on the vehicle in such manner as to be clearly visible to other persons using the road from within a reasonable distance from the front and from the back of the vehicle, or

while it is being used to draw a trailer.

is driving a motor vehicle constructed to carry only one person which is not adapted to carry more than one person and is a vehicle in sub-category B1 (invalid carriages), a motor tricycle, a motor vehicle having four wheels and an unladen weight not exceeding 550 kilograms or a motor vehicle of a class included in category F, G, H or K;

is driving a motor vehicle of a class included in F6former sub-category B1 which is adapted to carry only one person and has at any time between 1st August 2002 and 1st March 2003, had the use of an NHS invalid carriage that was issued to him by reason of his having a relevant disability.

is riding a moped or a motor bicycle with or without a side-car F7, a category P vehicle or a category Q vehicle; or

is driving a motor vehicle, other than a vehicle of a class included in category C, C+E, D or D+E, on a road in an exempted island.

when the holder of the provisional licence is driving a motor vehicle on a road in Wales, and

a distinguishing mark in the form set out in Part 2 of Schedule 4 is displayed on the motor vehicle in the manner described in paragraph (2)(b).

a moped, F10...

a motor bicycle with or without a side-car,

a category P vehicle, or

a category Q vehicle.

present with him on the road while riding another motor bicycle,

able to communicate with him by means of a radio which is not hand-held while in operation,

supervising only that person or only that person and another person who holds such a provisional licence, and

carrying a valid certificate issued in respect of him by the Secretary of State under regulation 65(4),

present with the person holding the licence on the road while riding a two-wheeled vehicle in category AM or A or a category P vehicle or, if the instructor is suffering from a relevant disability of such a nature that they are unable to ride a two-wheeled vehicle, a three-wheeled vehicle in category AM or A, and

supervising only him or him and not more than 3 other persons each of whom holds such a provisional licence.

“relevant training” means training (otherwise than as part of an approved training course for motor cyclists) in how to drive a moped or learner motor cycle given by a professional instructor; and

“professional instructor” means an instructor paid money or money’s worth for giving such training.

the person specified in paragraph (2)(a), or

a person who holds a passenger-carrying vehicle driver’s licence and either is giving or receiving instruction in the driving of passenger-carrying vehicles, or has given or received or is to give or receive, such instruction.

commences with the beginning of such period prior to the taking of the disability assessment test required by a relevant notice as is specified in writing by the Secretary of State when serving that notice; and

ends with the completion of the test;

“driving instructor” means a person whose name is entered in F20... the register established under section 123 of the Traffic Act.

“exempted island" means any island outside the mainland of Great Britain from which motor vehicles, unless constructed or adapted specially for that purpose, cannot at any time be conveniently driven to a road in any other part of Great Britain by reason of the absence of any bridge, tunnel, ford or other way suitable for the passage of such motor vehicles but excluding any of the following islands, namely, the Isle of Wight, St. Mary’s (Isles of Scilly), the islands of Arran, Barra, Bute, Great Cumbrae, Islay, the island which comprises Lewis and Harris, Mainland Orkney, Mainland Shetland, Mull, the island which comprises North Uist, Benbecula and South Uist and Tiree;

“NHS invalid carriage” means a motor vehicle included in sub-category B1 (invalid carriages) that is owned by the Department for Health;

“provisional licence", in relation to a class of vehicles, includes a full licence which is treated, by virtue of section 98 of the Traffic Act, as authorising its holder to drive vehicles of that class as if he held a provisional licence therefor;

“qualified driver" shall be interpreted in accordance with regulation 17.

is 21 years of age or over,

holds a relevant licence,

has the relevant driving experience, and

in the case of a disabled driver, he is supervising a provisional licence holder who is driving a vehicle of a class included in F23categories B, C, D, C+E, or D+E and would in an emergency be able to take control of the steering and braking functions of the vehicle in which he is a passenger.

“disabled driver" means a person who holds a relevant licence which is limited by virtue of a declaration made with his application for the licence or a notice served under section 92(5)(b) of the Traffic Act to vehicles of a particular class;

“full licence" includes a full Northern Ireland licence and a Community licence;

in the case of a disabled driver who holds a licence authorising the driving of vehicles in category B, a relevant licence must authorise the driving of F27a quadricycle or vehicles in sub-category B1 (invalid carriages);

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for the purposes of sub-paragraphs (e) and (f), the minimum period of time for holding a full licence may be met either by holding that licence continuously for that period or for periods amounting in aggregate to not less than that period.

of other classes included in that category or sub-category, and

of a class included in each category or sub-category specified, in relation to that category or sub-category, in column (2) of the table,

of other classes included in that category or sub-category, and

of a class included in each category or sub-category specified, in relation to that category or sub-category, in column (2) of the Table,

who holds a full licence authorising the driving only of those classes of vehicle included in a category or sub-category specified in paragraph (11) which have automatic transmission (and are not otherwise adapted on account of a disability), or

who holds a Community licence, to whom section 99A(5) of the Traffic Act applies and who is authorised to drive in Great Britain only those classes of vehicle included in a category or sub-category specified in paragraph (11) which have automatic transmission (and are not otherwise adapted on account of a disability),