AM CATEGORY TESTS (AM, A, A1, A2 Category Driving Theory Tests)

• Moped rights. A moped is a two-wheeled motor vehicle with a maximum design speed of not less than 25 km/h and not more than 45 km/h and an engine capacity of not more than 50 cm3 (in the case of an internal combustion engine) and a maximum net power of not more than 4 kW (in the case of an electric motor), or a three-wheeled motor vehicle with a maximum design speed of not less than 25 km/h and not more than 45 km/h and an engine capacity of not more than 50 cm3 (in the case of a spark (positive) ignition engine), a maximum net power of not more than 4 kW (in the case of another type of internal combustion engine), and a maximum net power of not more than 4 kW (in the case of an electric motor).

• Quad bike rights. Light quad bike – a four-wheeled motor vehicle with an unladen mass (excluding batteries, if it is an electric motor-powered vehicle) of no more than 350 kg , a maximum design speed of no more than 45 km/h and an engine displacement of no more than 50 cm3 (in the case of a spark (positive) ignition engine), a maximum net power of no more than 4 kW (in the case of a different type of internal combustion engine), and a maximum nominal power of no more than 4 kW (in the case of an electric motor).

Category A

Category A includes tricycles with a power of more than 15 kW and motorcycles . With a category A driving license, you can drive vehicles classified in categories AM, A1, A2 without any restrictions. Motorcycle rights can be obtained from the age of 20 and with 2 years of experience with category A2 .

Category A1

Category A1 includes motorcycles with an engine capacity of more than 50 cm3 but not more than 125 cm3 , a power output not exceeding 11 kW , and a power-to-weight ratio not exceeding 0.1 kW/kg, as well as tricycles with an output not exceeding 15 kW. Category A1 can be driven from the age of 16 .

Category A2

Category A2 includes motorcycles with a power output not exceeding 35 kW , a power-to-weight ratio not exceeding 0.2 kW/kg and which are not derived from a vehicle with more than twice the power. Category A2 can be driven from the age of 18 .

KET tests for category AM, A, A1, A2

In order to prepare for the theory exams more easily and effectively, KET tests for categories AM, A, A1, A2 are useful. Category A KET tests and questions are focused specifically on this category, so you will study questions that are relevant to you.

KET tickets for category A consist of 30 general questions , such as driver duties, stopping and parking, road situation awareness, etc. and 5 category-specific questions , such as maximum permitted speed, most effective braking methods, and ensuring better visibility when riding a motorcycle at night.

Since in order to maintain AM category rights, it is enough to pass the theory exam at "Regitra", it is important to prepare for it properly and understand the AM category test questions well. You can study the AM category theory, as well as A, A1, A2, with a group, at a selected driving school or independently (externally). AM category tests at EKET will ensure that you go to the AM category exam with excellent knowledge of the KET rules and self-confidence.

Free KET tests for AM, A, A1, A2 categories

In the EKET system, you can try  200 questions for the entire A category for free . Free KET tests are a great start to familiarizing yourself with the questions that await you in the "Registry". These tests provide an opportunity to gain the initial knowledge base and confidence necessary to successfully pass the theory exam and become a safe road user. This will allow you to review what questions await you and what the nature of the questions is. However, in order to really carefully prepare for the AM or A category exam in the "Registry", 200 questions will not be enough, so we recommend solving the full version of the questions.