Getting there safely
starts with a question.
488 honest answers for your start — from the first thought about a licence to your first tour. Plain-spoken, completely free.
Your knowledge, chapter by chapter
Choose the chapter on the left, open all the questions on the right and read at your own pace — like a good handbook.
Gear
Helmet, clothing, protectors, costs
KIThree main shapes: full-face (Integral) (completely closed, highest protection, the standard for most riders), flip-up (Klapp) (the front can be flipped up — handy for talking and refuelling), open-face (Jet) (open at the front — less protection, more for cruisers or city scooters).
Your knowledge, chapter by chapter
Gear
Helmet, clothing, protectors, costs
KIThree main shapes: full-face (Integral) (completely closed, highest protection, the standard for most riders), flip-up (Klapp) (the front can be flipped up — handy for talking and refuelling), open-face (Jet) (open at the front — less protection, more for cruisers or city scooters).
What others started with
A1: from age 16, up to 125 cc and 15 hp. A2: from age 18, up to 48 hp (regardless of engine size). A: from age 24 directly (or from age 20 after holding A2 for 2 years), with no limit. With the NBNL licence trainer you can practise specifically for each class.
All the knowledge to take with you
KIAll the knowledge to take with you
All 488 beginner questions — plus the real licence test questions for A1, A2 and A. Curated and sorted: read offline, give as a gift, keep on the shelf.
Look inside
22 pages to leaf through — no download, no sign-upReady for the licence test?
You now know the most important beginner questions — the next step is the test. Practise the real test questions for A, A1 and A2 — completely free.
