If you have held a class B license for more than one year and now obtain a class A license, are you required to display the 'L' plate (V-13 signal) on the motorcycle?

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The correct answer is No. The requirement to display the V-13 signal (the 'L' plate for novice drivers) applies only during the first year after obtaining your first driving license (regardless of the class). Since you have already held the class B license for more than one year, you have already completed the novice period for administrative purposes. Therefore, you do not need to display the 'L' on the motorcycle or any other vehicle driven with newly obtained licenses. If you had held the B license for less than a year, you would need to display it on the motorcycle only for the remaining time needed to complete that full year.

If you have held a class B license for more than one year and now obtain a class A license, are you required to display the 'L' plate (V-13 signal) on the motorcycle?

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