What can you drive with a Category A driving licence?

You can ride a heavy motorcycle with or without a sidecar.

You can ride a motorcycle with three wheels and a power output of up to 15 kW.

You can ride a motorcycle with three wheels and a power output of more than 15 kW if you have reached the age of 21.

You can tow a trailer behind the motorcycle if the motorcycle is approved for this purpose.

The entitlement to ride a motorcycle with a trailer is valid in Norway only.

You can ride a medium heavy motorcycle with or without a sidecar if

• the motorcycle has a power output of no more than 35 kW
• the power/weight ratio does not exceed 0.2 kW/kg

If the motorcycle is “tuned down”, its original power output may have been no more than twice its current power.

In your driving licence, this is marked as Category A2.

You can ride a light motorcycle with or without a sidecar if

• the motorcycle has a cylinder capacity of no more than 125 cm3
• the motorcycle has a power output of no more than 11 kW

In your driving licence, this is marked as Category A1.

You can ride any type of moped with two, three or four wheels.

In your driving licence, this is marked as Category AM. 

With a driving licence acquired before 1 July 2006

You can drive a snowmobile with or without a trailer sledge.

In your driving licence, this is marked as Category S.

The driving entitlement for snowmobiles is only valid in Norway and Sweden.