Does a category B license with more than three years of validity allow you to drive, within national territory, a motorcycle with a sidecar?
The B driving license
Explanation
To drive a **motorcycle with a sidecar** in national territory with a class B license, the motorcycle must meet the requirements of a class **A1** license. This means that the motorcycle must have a **maximum displacement of 125 cubic centimeters** and a **maximum power of 11 kilowatts**.
- Motorcycles with sidecars are considered three-wheeled vehicles, but they must meet the same displacement and speed characteristics as two-wheeled motorcycles.
- The class **A1** license allows you to drive motorcycles with the mentioned specifications, and if you have a class B license for more than three years, you can drive these motorcycles under the conditions of the A1 license.
Therefore, the correct answer is that you can drive a motorcycle with a sidecar with a class B license, as long as it meets the requirements of the class A1 license.
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