Car licence suspended, can I ride a motor cycle, e-bike or scooter?
Unfortunately, if your car licence is suspended this also means that you cannot ride a motorcycle for the period of the suspension.
July 18, 2023
Unfortunately, if your car licence is suspended this also means that you cannot ride a motorcycle for the period of the suspension.
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