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Do the India three wheelers require a driver license or exempt same as moto? I am sure dealer will tell me “no problem “. Too old to qualify for drivers liscense. Any body know? (Not think). Thank you

Is there an age restriction for a Cambodian License then? - serious question.

Yes, you require a License for a three wheeler - same one as required for a motorbike pulled carriage/trailer/remorque/tuk tuk.

I don't have my license on me, but it's one class below car. A2 category.

Old8404 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2019 11:25 am Do the India three wheelers require a driver license or exempt same as moto? I am sure dealer will tell me “no problem “. Too old to qualify for drivers liscense. Any body know? (Not think). Thank you

The only vehicle not requiring a licence is a moto of 125 cc or less The bajaj Tuc tucs are 150 cc and up as far as I am aware So if they class it as a moto would still require a licence

63 years old is the age limit for licenced drivers ,well that's what's I was told by the instructor giving me my bike licence.
I'm petty sure all foreigners need a licence even under 125 cc

atst wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2019 10:50 am 63 years old is the age limit for licenced drivers ,well that's what's I was told by the instructor giving me my bike licence.
I'm petty sure all foreigners need a licence even under 125 cc

That's barely past middle aged. What about the geriatrics of this country?

I was told the 10 year license would only be good for 1-2 years for older drivers.

I renewed my license till age 68 then they changed the rules and home license could not be expired to renew.

I agree with those saying non Khmer need licence even for 125cc or less

I now ride my ebike it has been great and no hassles

I was 57 when I got my 10 year licence that's why I asked the age limit ,was told 63 after that my licence was expired so only really 6 year's , that's Cambodia

atst wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2019 1:11 pm I was 57 when I got my 10 year licence that's why I asked the age limit ,was told 63 after that my licence was expired so only really 6 year's , that's Cambodia

Still better than renewing every year. At least you’ve got six left.

Yer but travel insurance still doesn't cover me because I don't have an Australian bike licence until Cambodia licence is recognised by your home country you will need both countries licences to be insured

atst wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2019 10:50 am 63 years old is the age limit for licenced drivers ,well that's what's I was told by the instructor giving me my bike licence.
I'm petty sure all foreigners need a licence even under 125 cc

My home car driver's license expired many years ago, so I knew I would have to sit the test. I don't' mind doing that. I ride a 125, but it's really for insurance purposes, so I went to Lucky Lucky to find out the procedure of getting a Cambodian motorbike license. They advised me to go to a driving school. The ABC driving school told me they couldn't legally help me, and advised me to go to talk to the people at Aeon 1. I will go and talk to them tomorrow, but I suspect they will tell me to go to Aeon 2 who will refer me back to Lucky Lucky.

My question is how did you get to sit the test?