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A moped car is a small, four-wheeled vehicle classified as a moped. It has a maximum speed of 45 km/h and requires a licence for class AM147.
You can get a licence for a moped car from the age of 16. Training can start from the age of 15. To take the theory test, you must have turned 16 and completed mandatory traffic education.
The theory test for moped car (class AM147) consists of 30 questions. To pass, you must have at least 25 correct answers, meaning a maximum of 5 wrong answers. The test is taken at a traffic station at the Norwegian Public Roads Administration.
The theory test at the Norwegian Public Roads Administration costs 480 kr. The total cost of the moped car licence is usually between 12,000 and 15,000 kr, depending on the driving school and the need for driving hours.
A moped car has a maximum speed of 45 km/h and can be driven from the age of 16 with a class AM147 licence. A regular car requires a class B driving licence and has a minimum age of 18. Moped cars cannot be driven on motorways.
Yes. If you hold a class B driving licence (passenger car), you can also drive a moped car without obtaining a separate licence for class AM147.
If you fail, you must wait at least two weeks before you can retake the test. You must pay a new fee for each attempt. Nearly half of all candidates fail the theory test, so it is important to practice thoroughly in advance.
No, you do not need a helmet in a moped car. However, you must wear a seatbelt. The moped car has a body and seatbelt, and the helmet requirement applies only to two-wheeled mopeds.