If a person suffers from a physical defect that prevents them from obtaining an ordinary driving license...

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Suffering from a physical defect does not necessarily prevent driving a motorcycle. If a person does not meet the requirements to obtain an ordinary license, they may apply for an extraordinary driving license. To do this, they must compensate for their physical deficiencies through the necessary technical adaptations to the vehicle or the use of appropriate prostheses. These adaptations will be specified on the driving license itself and will be mandatory to use.

If a person suffers from a physical defect that prevents them from obtaining an ordinary driving license...

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