How can I prove I passed my motorcycle test in 1951?
The DVLA states it has no record of my having passed my motorcycle licence in 1951. Can you help as I do not wish to retake at my age (79)? I have a full car licence.
Asked on 10 June 2012 by JH, London SW16
Answered by
Honest John
Unfortunately, unless you can prove it (with an old red licence booklet) the only way is to undergo Compulsory Basic Training and retake the test.
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