Unlimited access to all motorcycles

A Motorcycle License

The A license is the unrestricted motorcycle license. It is accessible from age 24 directly, or after 2 years riding on an A2 license. With the A license, you can ride any motorcycle, including the most powerful.

1 2901 600· 7 hours (progressive route from A2) or full course for direct access
Moto permis A toutes cylindrées : passerelle A2 vers A après 2 ans d'expérience

How it works

01

Skills assessment

Assessment of your ability to ride a high-powered motorcycle.

02

Progressive training (7h)

For A2 holders of at least 2 years: specific large-bike training on the exercise area and in traffic.

03

Competency validation

Attestation issued by the instructor. File sent to the prefecture to update your license.

What's included

  • 7-hour course (progressive) or full course
  • Manoeuvring and road riding tests (direct access only)
  • A license added to your existing license

Prerequisites

  • Be at least 24 years old (direct access) or 20 with 2 years on A2
  • Hold an A2 license for at least 2 years (progressive route)

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to retake a test to get the A from A2?

No. The progressive A2 → A route does not require an exam. A 7-hour course at a motorcycle school is enough, provided you have ridden on the A2 for at least 2 years.

Can I go straight to the A without the A2?

Yes, from age 24. The course is complete and includes the motorcycle code, manoeuvring and road riding tests - the same as for the A2.

How much does the A2-to-A upgrade cost?

The 7-hour upgrade course generally costs between €1290 and €1600. It is a short course lasting half a day to a full day depending on the motorcycle school.

Is there a maximum age to take the A?

No, there is no upper age limit for the A license. However, some sports medicine centres recommend a health check for candidates over 50 wishing to ride high-powered bikes.

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