Step by step guide to CBT training

Here's a good video showing the requirements for CBT training and what the training program includes.

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[SuperMizzaa]

You have to hav a previsunal im doing my cbt and i think i will fail!

[GetBikeLondon]

@SuperMizzaa Feeling confident is the first step! Have a read of the highway code and maybe take a push bike out on the road for a few hours. Good luck!

[massivepk1]

How can you get 2 Parts of a uk driving license if your 16

[GetBikeLondon]

@massivepk1 You need to complete a D1 form (available at your local Post Office). Complete the form and send it to the DVLA who will issue you with a provisional driving licence.

[MyMrwrestling]

its not easy as it looks its really difficult

especially for beginers who have never rode a moped

[GetBikeLondon]

@MyMrwrestling It's like anything new we try in life - some people will find it easy (a duck to water, as the saying goes), and some people will struggle and need that little extra training and guidance. Either way we are here to help get you through the entire process.

[Liamcardtricks]

can you do the test on a 125cc bike instead of a moped????

[TheDragonHeart666]

This coming Saturday I have my CBT :( Iam really scared.My mind is trying to go over little things my other half has said about road rides etc.I just hope I can pass, it give me alot of freedom and no more £40 on buses every 2 weeks.

[pazza031194]

Haha I didn't do half this shit in my cbt

[SUBJECTDELTA333]

Hello, Great video.

I'm 28 with a full car driving licence. Is that all i need to take doing the test or do i need to apply for a bike provisional first?

[GetBikeLondon]

@winterdrift1 First off, don't be nervous - take the training at your own pace and remember it is not a test, you are only required to meet a certain riding standard.

A little bit of advice - before going to your CBT, take a push bike out on the road and watch how the traffic systems work and get a feel for priorities. It is also very useful if you have a knowledge of the highway code and how the roads in the UK work.

[IntenseSoldier]

I did my CBT here back in march and it was sooo easy you have no idea, 4 months later I have been riding my very own moped and had no crashes so far. I'm wanting to get a 125 do my A2 and then get a bigger bike after 2 years :)