CBT Licence at sutton

CBT Training Sutton

Choosing Sutton for your CBT training is a fantastic decision for anyone eager to get on the road with a scooter or motorcycle. Sutton, nestled in the heart of South London, is not only a well-connected and convenient location but also offers a great environment for learning to ride. With its mix of urban streets and quieter suburban roads, Sutton provides an ideal setting for new riders to gain confidence and experience.

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What's Involved In A CBT?

Taking a CBT test in Sutton typically takes between 6-8 hours, in one day. Despite often being referred to as a test, there is in fact no ‘test’ involved, just training and monitoring. At the end of the day if you have trained safely you will be issued with your CBT certificate by your qualified instructor.

The day itself will consist of 5 parts, 4 of these will be off-road. The final part of the day will be road riding where your instructor will monitor you riding safely.

The five parts of CBT training consist of the following parts, in sequence:

Once your trainer is satisfied that you’ve understood the theory and shown the needed practical skills for each section, you continue on to the next section. Then, having completed all five, you’ll receive your CBT certificate to safely and legally ride around Sutton. If the instructor feels you were not at a satisfactory level for any of the 5 training sections, you’ll need to book further training on another day.

After receiving your certificate you’ll be able to legally ride UK roads on a 125cc motorcycle or less if you are above the age of 17. If you are 16 you will be limited to a 50cc moped until you turn 17. At the age of 17 you will not need to retake your CBT to ride a 125cc motorcycle or scooter.

How Much Does CBT Training Cost in Sutton?

Currently, the CBT test in Sutton costs between £185 - £195 depending on which RideTo location you choose.

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