Passed driving test

newfoundglory

Okay, so I thought it was going to be a snow-out today and first tests were cancelled... but I got to do mine and passed! *yay*

What categories are going to appear on my license apart from the B - Car?

Dave101t

mine shows b1 and f,k,p.
i took an extra test for full A (bike).

my brother who got his 10 years ago or more, got loads automatically but its all been tightened up since then

LandyAndy

Congratulations.

LandyAndy

Dave101t wrote: »

mine shows b1 and f,k,p.
i took an extra test for full A (bike).

my brother who got his 10 years ago or more, got loads automatically but its all been tightened up since then

I passed 35 years ago:o.

I've got B, BE, C1, C1E, D1, D1E, f, k, l, n and p.:beer: Whatever all of them are?

justcat

Congrats!!

bosseyed

I passed 11 years ago, I believe just after they switched the rules so that you no longer got Category C1 on your licence by default, so all I have is B1, cars, vans up to 3 tonne etc and milkfloats. Which is a shame, theres been times in the past when i could have done with being able to drive something larger for house moving purposes.

Congratulations by the way, nice to pass isn't it :beer:

rictus123

Well done. Erm a van and im allowed a trailer with no load on it, same with a caravan under a certain weight. Passed a year and 3 months ago

McKneff

Hello, Just wanted to say 'well done and congratulations'

Go steady now

rev_henry

Before they changed in in 1998 I think, you could drive all kinds of weird and wonderful things...things with caterpillar tracks spring to mind but I'm sure there's others.

book12

On a full licence you will get the following categories:

• B, BE, C1, C1E, D1, D1E, f, k, l, n, p

On the 'code' column of the back of the licence, the following codes are used for the following categories:

• C1E - 107
• D1 - 101
• D1E - 101, 119

For what the codes mean, refer to http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring/DriverLicensing/WhatCanYouDriveAndYourObligations/DG_10022623

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rev_henry wrote: »

Before they changed in in 1998 I think, you could drive all kinds of weird and wonderful things...things with caterpillar tracks spring to mind but I'm sure there's others.

Sorry I'm fairly sure that you are wrong on that one Rev, a Track Laying Vehicle has always needed a separate test from a car licence.

Not many people bothered because they are used mainly off road.

Confirmed, group H not included.

http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring/DriverLicensing/WhatCanYouDriveAndYourObligations/DG_180694