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What is a common condition for M2 licence holders (the next stage after M1) that restricts their riding?
M2 licence holders, like M1 holders, are generally subject to a zero blood alcohol concentration limit. This is a key safety measure for all levels of novice ri
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Question: What is a common condition for M2 licence holders (the next stage after M1) that restricts their riding?
Answer options:
- A restriction on carrying more than one passenger.
- Prohibition from riding on divided highways. ✅ A zero blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit.
- A curfew that prohibits riding after 10:00 p.m.
Correct answer: A zero blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit.
Explanation: M2 licence holders, like M1 holders, are generally subject to a zero blood alcohol concentration limit. This is a key safety measure for all levels of novice riders.
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