The minimum age to obtain an A1 light motorcycle license is 16. Candidates must complete theoretical and practical training under a certified school.

For an A2 license motorcycles 35 kW, you must be at least 18 years old and complete additional training modules specific to this category.

To obtain a Category A license for unrestricted motorcycles, you must be 24 years old for direct access or 20 years if upgrading from A2 after 2 years.

All motorcycle and moped learners must first complete the Trafikalt grunnkurs basic traffic course, which is required before any practical driving starts.

Motorcycle training in Norway follows a four-step model: basic knowledge, technical handling, traffic training, and final training and each with evaluation checkpoints.

To earn a motorcycle or moped license, candidates must pass both a theory test and a practical riding exam conducted by the Public Roads Administration.

You hold a B license car, you do not need to retake the trafikalt grunnkurs when applying for a motorcycle license you proceed directly to category-specific modules.

Riders upgrading from one motorcycle category to the next e.g., A1 → A2 or A2 → A only need to complete the training/testing modules that are not already covered.

In Norway, candidates can sit the motorcycle theory test up to 6 months before reaching the minimum age for that license category.

The A1 license allows you to operate motorcycles up to 125 cc and 11 kW power. It is the first step in the progressive license system.

The AM146 license is for two-wheeled mopeds with a top speed of 45 km/h. Exceeding this speed may lead to reclassification and fines.

Moped training consists of traffic understanding, riding skills, and on-road safety and spread across 3 main modules.

Only after passing theoretical modules and completing step 4 of practical training can you book your driving test with the Norwegian Road Administration.

Learners must be accompanied by an instructor or follow certified training, and both must wear reflective vests during sessions.

Direct access to A2 requires a complete training path with theory, guided rides, and on-road risk training.

Riders with 2 years experience in A1 can upgrade to A2 by completing an upgrade course, without a new theory or full driving test.

Motorcycle licenses must be renewed every 15 years, and include a vision test for those over 70. No new exams are required if the license is valid.

In Norway, test retakes require re-registration and a new test fee. It is advised to study and practice thoroughly before retesting.

The Category A license allows operation of all motorcycles, including those above 35 kW, with no restrictions on engine size or power.